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Oundle School

school, England, United Kingdom
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  • Frederick William Sanderson

    …English schoolmaster whose reorganization of Oundle School had considerable influence on the curriculum and methods of secondary education.

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    …English schoolmaster whose reorganization of Oundle School had considerable influence on the curriculum and methods of secondary education.

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    Oundle

    Oundle School—a well-known public (independent, fee-paying) school for boys founded in 1556 under the will of Sir William Laxton, lord mayor of London—was granted a royal charter in 1930; the school became famous under the headmastership (1892–1922) of Frederick William Sanderson. The town itself, small…

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    Oundle School—a well-known public (independent, fee-paying) school for boys founded in 1556 under the will of Sir William Laxton, lord mayor of London—was granted a royal charter in 1930; the school became famous under the headmastership (1892–1922) of Frederick William Sanderson. The town itself, small…

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