Link Block - Revision history

SCWood at 16:57, 1 June 2024

2024-06-01T16:57:02Z

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	The '''Link Block''' is a two-storey suite that was opened in September 1988, ~~and formed~~ a major addition to the school. When completed, it bisected the original 1926 school [[quadrangle]], creating two smaller areas: an east quad and a west quad. Following the line of Boston's ancient Bar Ditch, it was designed by [[Keith Stevens]], an alumnus who attended BGS from 1951-58. The floors are connected by two staircases situated at opposite ends of the block.		The '''Link Block''' is a two-storey suite that was officially opened in September 1988, forming a major addition to the school. When completed, it bisected the original 1926 school [[quadrangle]], creating two smaller areas: an east quad and a west quad. Following the line of Boston's ancient Bar Ditch, it was designed by [[Keith Stevens]], an alumnus who attended BGS from 1951-58. The floors are connected by two staircases situated at opposite ends of the block.

SCWood at 16:54, 1 June 2024

2024-06-01T16:54:29Z

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	The '''Link Block''' is a two-storey suite that was opened in 1988, and formed a major addition to the school. When completed, it bisected the original school [[quadrangle]], creating two smaller areas: an east quad and a west quad. Following the line of Boston's ancient Bar Ditch, it was designed by [[Keith Stevens]], an alumnus who attended BGS from 1951-58. The floors are connected by two staircases situated at opposite ends of the block.		The '''Link Block''' is a two-storey suite that was opened in September 1988, and formed a major addition to the school. When completed, it bisected the original 1926 school [[quadrangle]], creating two smaller areas: an east quad and a west quad. Following the line of Boston's ancient Bar Ditch, it was designed by [[Keith Stevens]], an alumnus who attended BGS from 1951-58. The floors are connected by two staircases situated at opposite ends of the block.

SCWood at 14:27, 24 December 2021

2021-12-24T14:27:00Z

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	The southernmost classroom (currently labelled Room S) was originally used for Music, until the dedicated [[Art and Music Block]] was completed in 1997.		The southernmost classroom (currently labelled Room S) was originally used for Music, until the dedicated [[Art and Music Block]] was completed in 1997.

	The northernmost room was originally a combined Latin and ICT suite, but was dedicated to ICT from 1999 onwards after the departure of [[Ron Abbott]], which marked the end of the teaching of Latin at the school. The unusual combination of Latin and ICT was due to ~~Classics teacher~~ Ron Abbott having taken a conversion course in computing.		The northernmost room was originally a combined Latin and ICT suite, but was dedicated to ICT from 1999 onwards after the departure of Classics teacher [[Ron Abbott]], which marked the end of the teaching of Latin at the school. The unusual combination of Latin and ICT was due to Ron Abbott having taken a conversion course in computing.

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	==See Also==		==See Also==
			*[[:Luke Anderson]]
			*[[:Mobiles]]
	*[[:Timeline of BGS history]]		*[[:Timeline of BGS history]]
			*[[:Timeline of Buildings]]
	*[[:Tuck Shop]]		*[[:Tuck Shop]]
	*[[:Luke Anderson]]
	*[[:Timeline of Buildings]]
	[[Category:Photo pages]]		[[Category:Photo pages]]

SCWood at 20:43, 22 August 2021

2021-08-22T20:43:43Z

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	The first floor contains five classrooms, four of which are currently used for teaching modern foreign languages.		The first floor contains five classrooms, four of which are currently used for teaching modern foreign languages.

	The southernmost classroom was originally used for ~~teaching~~ Music, until the [[Art and Music Block]] was completed in 1997.		The southernmost classroom (currently labelled Room S) was originally used for Music, until the dedicated [[Art and Music Block]] was completed in 1997.

	The northernmost room was originally a combined Latin and ICT suite, but was dedicated to ICT from 1999 onwards after the departure of [[Ron Abbott]], which marked the end of the teaching of Latin at the school. The unusual combination of Latin and ICT was due to Classics teacher Ron Abbott having taken a conversion course in computing.		The northernmost room was originally a combined Latin and ICT suite, but was dedicated to ICT from 1999 onwards after the departure of [[Ron Abbott]], which marked the end of the teaching of Latin at the school. The unusual combination of Latin and ICT was due to Classics teacher Ron Abbott having taken a conversion course in computing.

SCWood at 18:58, 22 August 2021

2021-08-22T18:58:28Z

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	The '''Link Block''' is a two-storey suite that was opened in 1988, and formed a major addition to the school. When completed, it bisected the original school [[quadrangle]], creating two smaller areas: an east quad and a west quad. Following the line of Boston's ancient Bar Ditch, it was designed by [[Keith Stevens]], an alumnus who attended BGS from 1951-58.		The '''Link Block''' is a two-storey suite that was opened in 1988, and formed a major addition to the school. When completed, it bisected the original school [[quadrangle]], creating two smaller areas: an east quad and a west quad. Following the line of Boston's ancient Bar Ditch, it was designed by [[Keith Stevens]], an alumnus who attended BGS from 1951-58. The floors are connected by two staircases situated at opposite ends of the block.


	[[File:Link Block2.jpg\|centre]]		[[File:Link Block2.jpg\|centre]]

			==Ground floor==
	The ground floor includes:		The ground floor includes:
	*The main entrance to the school		*The main entrance to the school
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	*A large classroom (currently labelled Room T), which is mainly used for teaching Religious Studies.		*A large classroom (currently labelled Room T), which is mainly used for teaching Religious Studies.

	The first floor contains five classrooms, four of which are used for teaching modern foreign languages. The fifth was originally a combined Latin and ICT suite, but was dedicated to ICT from 1999 onwards after the departure of [[Ron Abbott]], which marked the end of the teaching of Latin at the school. The unusual combination of Latin and ICT was due to Classics teacher Ron Abbott having taken a conversion course in computing.		==First floor==
			The first floor contains five classrooms, four of which are currently used for teaching modern foreign languages.

	The ~~floors are connected by two staircases situated~~ at ~~opposite ends~~ of ~~the block~~.		The southernmost classroom was originally used for teaching Music, until the [[Art and Music Block]] was completed in 1997.

			The northernmost room was originally a combined Latin and ICT suite, but was dedicated to ICT from 1999 onwards after the departure of [[Ron Abbott]], which marked the end of the teaching of Latin at the school. The unusual combination of Latin and ICT was due to Classics teacher Ron Abbott having taken a conversion course in computing.

	[[Category:Buildings]]		[[Category:Buildings]]

Smeeds: /* See Also */Add Category:Photo pages

2021-04-04T23:32:53Z

SCWood at 22:48, 12 February 2021

2021-02-12T22:48:30Z

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	The '''Link Block''' is a two-storey suite that was opened in 1988, and formed a major addition to the school. When completed, it bisected the original school [[quadrangle]], creating two smaller areas: an east quad and a west quad. Following the line of Boston's ancient Bar Ditch, it was designed by [[Keith Stevens]], an alumnus who attended BGS from 1951-58.		The '''Link Block''' is a two-storey suite that was opened in 1988, and formed a major addition to the school. When completed, it bisected the original school [[quadrangle]], creating two smaller areas: an east quad and a west quad. Following the line of Boston's ancient Bar Ditch, it was designed by [[Keith Stevens]], an alumnus who attended BGS from 1951-58.

	[[File:Link Block2.jpg\|centre~~\|The link block, viewed from within the west quad~~]]
			[[File:Link Block2.jpg\|centre]]

	The ground floor includes:		The ground floor includes:

SCWood at 22:45, 12 February 2021

2021-02-12T22:45:24Z

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	The '''Link Block''' is a two-storey suite that was opened in 1988, and formed a major addition to the school. When completed, it bisected the original school [[quadrangle]], creating two smaller areas: an east quad and a west quad. Following the line of Boston's ancient Bar Ditch, it was designed by [[Keith Stevens]], an alumnus who attended BGS from 1951-58.		The '''Link Block''' is a two-storey suite that was opened in 1988, and formed a major addition to the school. When completed, it bisected the original school [[quadrangle]], creating two smaller areas: an east quad and a west quad. Following the line of Boston's ancient Bar Ditch, it was designed by [[Keith Stevens]], an alumnus who attended BGS from 1951-58.

	[[File:Link Block2.jpg\|centre~~\|thumbnail~~\|The link block, viewed from within the west quad]]		[[File:Link Block2.jpg\|centre\|The link block, viewed from within the west quad]]

	The ground floor includes:		The ground floor includes:

SCWood at 22:43, 12 February 2021

2021-02-12T22:43:53Z

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	The '''Link Block''' is a two-storey suite that was opened in 1988, and formed a major addition to the school. When completed, it bisected the original school [[quadrangle]], creating two smaller areas: an east quad and a west quad. Following the line of Boston's ancient Bar Ditch, it was designed by [[Keith Stevens]], an alumnus who attended BGS from 1951-58.		The '''Link Block''' is a two-storey suite that was opened in 1988, and formed a major addition to the school. When completed, it bisected the original school [[quadrangle]], creating two smaller areas: an east quad and a west quad. Following the line of Boston's ancient Bar Ditch, it was designed by [[Keith Stevens]], an alumnus who attended BGS from 1951-58.

			[[File:Link Block2.jpg\|centre\|thumbnail\|The link block, viewed from within the west quad]]

	The ground floor includes:		The ground floor includes:

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	*[[:Luke Anderson]]		*[[:Luke Anderson]]
	*[[:Timeline of Buildings]]		*[[:Timeline of Buildings]]
			[[Category:Photo pages]]