Leeds Grammar School

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Leeds Grammar School was a historic independent boys' school in Leeds, England, known for its strong academic reputation and notable alumni.

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instanceOf boys' school
defunct school
independent school
alumniDesignation Old Leodensians
campusLocation Alwoodley
category Defunct schools in West Yorkshire
Educational institutions established in the 16th century
Schools in Leeds
country United Kingdom
educationSystem English independent school system
foundedBy William Sheafield
foundingDate 1552
gender boys
governedBy board of governors
hasMotto Pro rege et lege
knownFor notable alumni
strong academic reputation
languageOfInstruction English
locatedIn England
Leeds
West Yorkshire
mergedInto The Grammar School at Leeds
linked to: Leeds Modern School
mergedWith Leeds Girls' High School
mergerDate 2005
mottoLanguage Latin
mottoTranslation For king and law
notableAlumnus Denis Healey
Herbert Asquith
John Harrison
Sir Alan Ayckbourn
linked to: Alan Ayckbourn

Sir Ken Morrison
Sir Peter O'Sullevan
previousLocation Leeds city centre
Woodhouse Moor
religiousAffiliation Church of England
schoolType boarding school
day school

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Lord Dyson educatedAt Leeds Grammar School
Theophilus Lindsey educatedAt Leeds Grammar School
William Fryer Harvey educatedAt Leeds Grammar School
John Smeaton educatedAt Leeds Grammar School
A. R. Orage educatedAt Leeds Grammar School
Tony Harrison educatedAt Leeds Grammar School
Sir Mark Byford educatedAt Leeds Grammar School
George Corson notableWork Leeds Grammar School buildings (work on)
linked to: Leeds Grammar School
William Fryer Harvey educatedAt Leeds Grammar School
subject linked to: Fryer
Barry Cryer educatedAt Leeds Grammar School