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Revision as of 02:04, 21 November 2020
The main quadrangle buildings were opened on 21 October 1926. They were the most extensive addition to the school up to that point, and to this day they comprise a significant proportion of the school buildings.
In attendance at the opening ceremony were:
- Sir Archibald Weigall, high sheriff of Lincolnshire
- Admiral Earl Jellicoe of Scapa
- Tom Kitwood, deputy chairman of the governors.
The Standard's report on 23 October 1926 said that "The venerable old School... will not be used for teaching again. Except for prayers, said there daily, the School will be a place of assembly, known as the School Hall, available as required for gatherings of various kinds."
The Assembly Hall was connected in 1958, along with the second Dining Hall in 1984. The large quadrangle was later bisected by the Link Block in 1988.