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| Richard Slator | |
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| Born | c 1873 |
| Education | Boston Grammar School; Jesus College, Cambridge |
| Notable work(s) | Parry Gold Medal winner 1891 |
Richard Slator was educated at Boston Grammar School.
After the death of William White in 1912, the school advertised for a new headmaster. One of the 178 applicants was Richard Slator (aged 39) who was second master at Ipswich School. He had examined BGS on a number of occasions. The successful candidate was James William Dyson.