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Smeeds: 2024 clock

2024-02-22T19:53:21Z

2024 clock

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	The 1943 AGM of the [[Old Bostonian Association]] was held in the "School Pavilion". Presumably this was a building on the then school playing field in Church Road, the site of the current [https://www.parliamentfederation.co.uk/boston-nursery-school Boston Nursery School].		The 1943 AGM of the [[Old Bostonian Association]] was held in the "School Pavilion". Presumably this was a building on the then school playing field in Church Road, the site of the current [https://www.parliamentfederation.co.uk/boston-nursery-school Boston Nursery School].

			==Clock - installed 12 February 2024==

			A previous clock on the pavilion had long been non-functional. The [[Old Bostonian Association]] received a generous donation from Peter Steele in memory of his grandfather [[Edward Wray\|Ted "Sam" Wray]] and his uncle [[Joe Williams]] who had been caretakers at the school 1926-1952 and 1951-1976 respectively. The OBA decided to spend part of the donation on a new clock for the pavilion which was installed on 12 February 2024.

			<gallery>
			File:2024clock1.jpg\|The new clock being installed
			File:2024clock2.jpg\|The new clock being installed
			</gallery>

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Smeeds: Earlier pavilion

2023-02-16T10:01:13Z

Earlier pavilion

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	The pavilion underwent a renovation around 2011.		The pavilion underwent a renovation around 2011.

			==Earlier Pavilion==

			The 1943 AGM of the [[Old Bostonian Association]] was held in the "School Pavilion". Presumably this was a building on the then school playing field in Church Road, the site of the current [https://www.parliamentfederation.co.uk/boston-nursery-school Boston Nursery School].

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

SCWood at 17:26, 30 August 2021

2021-08-30T17:26:26Z

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	* A store cupboard for PE equipment		* A store cupboard for PE equipment

	The classroom has been used for different purposes in the past. From ~~roughly~~ the mid-1960s until the late 1970s, it was used for teaching music. During the 2000s, it housed the school [[Tuck Shop\|tuck shop]].		The classroom has been used for different purposes in the past. From the mid-1960s until the late 1970s, it was used for teaching music. During the 2000s, it housed the school [[Tuck Shop\|tuck shop]].

	The pavilion underwent a renovation around 2011.		The pavilion underwent a renovation around 2011.

SCWood at 17:26, 30 August 2021

2021-08-30T17:26:02Z

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	* A store cupboard for PE equipment		* A store cupboard for PE equipment

	The classroom has been used for different purposes in the past. From roughly the mid-1960s until the late 1970s, it was used for ~~the~~ teaching of music. During the 2000s, it housed the school [[Tuck Shop\|tuck shop]].		The classroom has been used for different purposes in the past. From roughly the mid-1960s until the late 1970s, it was used for teaching music. During the 2000s, it housed the school [[Tuck Shop\|tuck shop]].

	The pavilion underwent a renovation around 2011.		The pavilion underwent a renovation around 2011.

Testbot: 'See also' updated by Bot

2021-08-23T12:56:46Z

'See also' updated by Bot

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	==See Also==		==See Also==
			*[[:Art and Music Block]]
			*[[:CCF Annual Inspection 1975]]
	*[[:Timeline of BGS history]]		*[[:Timeline of BGS history]]
			*[[:Timeline of Buildings]]
	*[[:William John Ricketts]]		*[[:William John Ricketts]]
	*[[:CCF Annual Inspection 1975]]
	*[[:Timeline of Buildings]]

SCWood at 22:47, 21 August 2021

2021-08-21T22:47:45Z

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	The '''pavilion''' was officially opened in May 1960 by the Chairman of Governors, [[William Lawson Alexander]].		The '''pavilion''' was officially opened in May 1960 by the Chairman of Governors, [[William Lawson Alexander]].

	~~This~~ building has primarily been associated with sport. It looks east onto the school [[Sports Field\|field]] and forms the backdrop to many photographs of football and cricket teams. It currently contains:		The building has primarily been associated with sport. It looks east onto the school [[Sports Field\|field]] and forms the backdrop to many photographs of football and cricket teams. It currently contains:
	* Two changing rooms		* Two changing rooms
	* A small set of shower units and lavatories		* A small set of shower units and lavatories

SCWood at 22:46, 21 August 2021

2021-08-21T22:46:51Z

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	The '''pavilion''' was officially opened in May 1960 by the Chairman of Governors, [[William Lawson Alexander]].		The '''pavilion''' was officially opened in May 1960 by the Chairman of Governors, [[William Lawson Alexander]].

	This building has primarily been associated with sport~~, containing two changing rooms, a small set of shower units and lavatories~~. It looks onto the school [[Sports Field\|field]] and forms the backdrop to many photographs of football and cricket teams.		This building has primarily been associated with sport. It looks east onto the school [[Sports Field\|field]] and forms the backdrop to many photographs of football and cricket teams. It currently contains:
			* Two changing rooms
			* A small set of shower units and lavatories
			* A classroom currently used for teaching GCSE and A-Level PE
			* A store cupboard for PE equipment

	~~For some time, at least~~ in the 1970s ~~and 1980s~~, ~~the pavilion~~ was used for the teaching of music.		The classroom has been used for different purposes in the past. From roughly the mid-1960s until the late 1970s, it was used for the teaching of music. During the 2000s, it housed the school [[Tuck Shop\|tuck shop]].

	~~Other rooms in~~ the ~~pavilion have previously been used to store equipment and to house~~ the school [[Tuck Shop\|tuck shop]].

	The pavilion underwent a renovation around 2011.		The pavilion underwent a renovation around 2011.

Testbot: 'See also' updated by Bot

2021-02-06T01:53:13Z

'See also' updated by Bot

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	==See Also==		==See Also==
			*[[:Timeline of BGS history]]
	*[[:William John Ricketts]]		*[[:William John Ricketts]]
	*[[:CCF Annual Inspection 1975]]		*[[:CCF Annual Inspection 1975]]
	*[[:Timeline of Buildings]]		*[[:Timeline of Buildings]]

SCWood at 00:46, 31 January 2021

2021-01-31T00:46:22Z

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	This building has primarily been associated with sport, containing two changing rooms, a small set of shower units and lavatories. It looks onto the school [[Sports Field\|field]] and forms the backdrop to many photographs of football and cricket teams.		This building has primarily been associated with sport, containing two changing rooms, a small set of shower units and lavatories. It looks onto the school [[Sports Field\|field]] and forms the backdrop to many photographs of football and cricket teams.

	For some time at least in the 1970s and 1980s the pavilion was used for the teaching of music.		For some time, at least in the 1970s and 1980s, the pavilion was used for the teaching of music.

	Other rooms in the pavilion have previously been used to store equipment and to house the school [[Tuck Shop\|tuck shop]].		Other rooms in the pavilion have previously been used to store equipment and to house the school [[Tuck Shop\|tuck shop]].

SCWood at 00:45, 31 January 2021

2021-01-31T00:45:56Z

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	The '''pavilion''' was officially opened ~~on 29~~ May 1960 by the Chairman of Governors, [[William Lawson Alexander]].		The '''pavilion''' was officially opened in May 1960 by the Chairman of Governors, [[William Lawson Alexander]].

	This building has primarily been associated with sport, containing two changing rooms, a small set of shower units and lavatories. It looks onto the school [[Sports Field\|field]] and forms the backdrop to many photographs of football and cricket teams.		This building has primarily been associated with sport, containing two changing rooms, a small set of shower units and lavatories. It looks onto the school [[Sports Field\|field]] and forms the backdrop to many photographs of football and cricket teams.