Christs Hospital School Collection
"Discovering the Rich History of Christs Hospital School
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"Discovering the Rich History of Christs Hospital School: A Glimpse into its Past" Step back in time and immerse yourself in the captivating history of Christs Hospital School. From its humble beginnings to becoming one of the great schools of England, this institution has left an indelible mark on education. The removal from London to Horsham, Sussex brought about a change in scenery that allowed students to enjoy breathtaking views. The tranquil surroundings provided a perfect backdrop for learning and personal growth. The New Site engraving showcases the grandeur and architectural beauty that awaited students at their new location. It was here that they would embark on an educational journey like no other, shaping their minds and character. One notable aspect was its emphasis on penmanship. The prestigious Prize for Penmanship awarded in London circa 1826 symbolized excellence in writing skills, highlighting the school's commitment to fostering both academic and artistic talents. In 1844, the scholars were honored at Mansion-House by an unknown creator. This event celebrated their achievements while reinforcing their connection with society as future leaders. Stepping inside the interior located on Newgate Street in City of London during 1822 reveals a bustling hub filled with eager learners. Artistically captured by John Shaw, this image encapsulates not only the physical space but also the vibrant energy within those walls. As time progressed, artists such as James Sargant Storer (1823) and John Crowther (1881) continued to depict different aspects of life at Christs Hospital School through their masterful works. These paintings provide glimpses into daily routines, interactions among students, and even memorialize significant moments associated with this esteemed institution. A peep into Blue Coat School. . Painted by an artist in 1815 offers a unique perspective into student life during that era.