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The '''Junior Common Room''' (JCR) was opened in 1966 for use by the Upper Sixth Form. The building runs parallel to the [[Staff Room]], and was built in a similar architectural style. | The '''Junior Common Room''' (JCR) was opened in 1966 for use by the Upper Sixth Form. The building runs parallel to the [[Staff Room]], and was built in a similar architectural style. | ||
Originally used as a form room by the Upper Sixth, with the | Originally used as a form room by the Upper Sixth, with the adaptation of [[Number One South End]] as the "Sixth Form house" in 1980, the JCR became home to the Lower Sixth. | ||
In the 2000s it contained a small kitchen. Along with recreational use, it is also regularly used to host exams. | In the 2000s it contained a small kitchen, which has subsequently been removed. Along with recreational use, it is also regularly used to host exams. | ||
==See Also== | |||
*[[:J D Baumber]] | |||
*[[:Jack Upsall (1960-1968)]] | |||
*[[:John Patrick Lowery]] | |||
*[[:Martin Lewis]] | |||
*[[:Martin Panton]] | |||
*[[:Quadrangle]] | |||
*[[:Randel Bolton]] | |||
*[[:S E Macleod]] | |||
*[[:Sixth Form Block]] | |||
*[[:Timeline of BGS history]] | |||
*[[:Timeline of Buildings]] | |||
[[Category:Buildings]] | [[Category:Buildings]] | ||
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[[Category:1960s]] | [[Category:1960s]] | ||
[[Category:See Also]] | [[Category:See Also]] | ||
Latest revision as of 09:11, 6 April 2023
The Junior Common Room (JCR) was opened in 1966 for use by the Upper Sixth Form. The building runs parallel to the Staff Room, and was built in a similar architectural style.
Originally used as a form room by the Upper Sixth, with the adaptation of Number One South End as the "Sixth Form house" in 1980, the JCR became home to the Lower Sixth.
In the 2000s it contained a small kitchen, which has subsequently been removed. Along with recreational use, it is also regularly used to host exams.