Queen Mary's Grammar School

Summary

• Queen Mary's Grammar School in Walsall, England, was founded in 1554, at which time it had about seventy pupils, all boys, and taught Classics almost exclusively. Today it is still mainly single-sex, though with a few girls in the sixth form, and has a sister school, Queen Mary's High School.

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