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The yard or playground of [[Boston Grammar School]] was historically called the '''Mart Yard''' for the annual [[Beast Mart]] which took place on it which today is symbolised by a ceremony taking place on or around 10 December each year where the Mayor asks the headmaster to grant the students a half-day holiday. | The yard or playground of [[Boston Grammar School]] was historically called the '''Mart Yard''' for the annual [[Beast Mart]] which took place on it which today is symbolised by a ceremony taking place on or around 10 December each year where the Mayor asks the headmaster to grant the students a half-day holiday. | ||
== See Also == | ==See Also== | ||
*[[:John Banks]] | |||
*[[:Hubert Alvanley Jones]] | |||
*[[:Dining Halls]] | |||
*[[:Sixth Form Block]] | |||
*[[:Timeline of Buildings]] | |||
*[[:The History and Antiquities of Boston]] | *[[:The History and Antiquities of Boston]] | ||
*[[:CCF Annual Inspection 1975]] | *[[:CCF Annual Inspection 1975]] | ||
*[[:Science Blocks]] | *[[:Science Blocks]] | ||
*[[:Fives Court]] | *[[:Fives Court]] | ||
[[Category:BGS History]] | [[Category:BGS History]] | ||
[[Category:See Also]] | [[Category:See Also]] | ||
Revision as of 13:18, 22 November 2020
The yard or playground of Boston Grammar School was historically called the Mart Yard for the annual Beast Mart which took place on it which today is symbolised by a ceremony taking place on or around 10 December each year where the Mayor asks the headmaster to grant the students a half-day holiday.