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History Of The Sierra Leone Grammar School
The Sierra Leone Grammar School was founded on 25th March 1845 as Church Missionary Society (C.M.S.) Grammar School - the first secondary school in Sub-Saharan Africa. The school started with 14 pupils, drawn from students of Fourah Bay College and was housed at Regent Square in a massive building which still exists. This is the origin of the names "Regentonia" and "Regentonian." Subjects offered within the first century of the school's existence included English Grammar and Composition, Greek, Latin, French, Bible Knowledge, Mathematics, Science, Geography, Astronomy, History, Writing, Recitation, Music, Agriculture, Physical Education, Printing, Carpentry and Navigation. Additional subjects since the 1950s were Mende, Economics, Accounts, British Constitution/Government, Technical Drawing and Art leading to the wide range of subjects currently studied. There were also opportunities for Football, Cricket, Athletics, Swimming and activities related to Scouting and Missionary Work. » Read More...
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STRATEGIC PLAN FOR THE SIERRA LEONE GRAMMAR SCHOOL
The Proprietor, Interim Board of Governors and Old Boys Union of the Sierra Leone Grammar School have decided to hold the first meeting for the formulation of a Strategic Plan for the school on SATURDAY, 13TH FEBRUARY 2010 FROM 10: A.M. ONWARDS.» More..
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Letter From SLGS Principal
Let me start by extending profound thanks to you and the Association for inviting me to
deliver the Keynote Address at the Fund-Raising Banquet and Dance held in November 2008.
This afforded me the opportunity to talk directly with Regentonians about the future of our Alma
Mater and how we can contribute to its successful accomplishment.» More..
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 Fellow Regentonians, the 2010 Regentonian Magazine has been released. It costs $10 per copy and $2.50 for postage. To order your copy please contact Mr. Alex Williams at : by U.S Postal Service at 12009 Benjamin St, Beltsville, MD, 20705. |
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