Bristol Grammar School

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Bristol Grammar School is a historic and prestigious independent day school in Bristol, England, known for its strong academic tradition and notable alumni.

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Bristol Grammar School canonical 4

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Predicate Object
instanceOf day school
educational institution
grammar school
independent school
admissionsBasedOn academic selection
country United Kingdom
educates boys
girls
foundedIn 1532
founder Henry VIII
Nicholas Thorne
Robert Thorne
genderAdmission co-educational
governedBy board of governors
hasCampusType urban campus
hasCharitableStatus true
hasHouseSystem true
hasLowerAge 4
hasMotto Ex Spinis Uvas
hasMottoLanguage Latin
hasNotableAlumni David Nutt
Deryck Whibley
Paul Dirac
Paul Stephenson (civil rights campaigner)
Simon Pegg
Sir Archibald Russell
Will Hutton
hasReputationFor music and performing arts
sport
strong academic results
university preparation
hasSection infant school
junior school
senior school
sixth form
hasUpperAge 18
isMemberOf Headmasters' and Headmistresses' Conference
isSelective true
languageOfInstruction English
locatedIn Bristol
Clifton, Bristol
England
mainBuildingCompletedIn 1870s
offersQualification A level
GCSE
religiousAffiliation Church of England (historical)
linked to: Church of England
schoolType independent day school
servesRegion Bristol and surrounding area

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Allen Lane educatedAt Bristol Grammar School
Jeremy Northam educatedAt Bristol Grammar School
Nick Brimble educatedAt Bristol Grammar School
John Henry Stephen Dimmer education Bristol Grammar School