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Annual Reunion Dinner 7th October 2016.Dr.Keith Marshall, Musician or Mouth Magician

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  An Excellent evening was had by all at the Stradey Park Hotel. Guest speaker was Dr. Keith Marshall, former pupil who entered the School in 1952, a renowned practitioner in Dentistry within the United Kingdom. Keith Marshall also appears as a member of the very successful  First X1 Senior cricket teams, 1957 and 1958,  […]

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Grammar School Team carries Baton from Pembroke to Lougher Bridge,1958.

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  Dr. Roger Thomas has forwarded this Photo, from 1958. This team from the Grammar School had just carried the baton from Pembrokeshire to Lougher Bridge. Roger Thomas is far right. Also in the photo are Haydn Rees – sadly passed away early 2017,Neville Griffiths, Mike James. Dafydd Smith -Chemistry teacher and coach is immediately […]

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Publication and cost of school magazine from 1899, initially termly to 1939,twice yearly to 1953,annual thereafter.Cost,3d,6d,1/-, free from 1952!.

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The School Magazine was first published in 1899. The Editor stated that the purpose was to give the boys  ”all school news of any interest & in fact be a chronicle of all school doings ” From 1899 to 1939 the magazine was produced for each term, so was sold Easter, Mid Summer and Xmas, […]

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MAGAZINE (COVER ONLY), MIDSUMMER 1912 ,LLANELLY COUNTY INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL .

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Any former pupils, or family,  who have school magazines,  school photos, programs, or similar records  of life at the School – we would be pleased to receive ( to copy and return ) for inclusion on the site.  Please contact our secretary, David Marshall, at secretary@llanelliboysgrammar.org,     thankyou

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FIRST XI FOOTBALL TEAM 1973-74. LLANELLI BOYS’GRAMMAR TECHNICAL SCHOOL.

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Courtesy of Nigel Jones ( Goalkeeper – in blue ) we have this photo of the successful  First X1 Football Team of 1973-74. Team names courtesy of Barrie Duggan the school captain for a couple of years, including this team pictured in 1973-74.  The names for the photo are as follows:- Standing Left to Right […]

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LLANELLY INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL, LAYING OF FOUNDATION STONE, OCT.1896

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Find below the link to the :- South Wales Daily News, dated 28th Oct 1896 Laying of the Foundation Stone for the new build of the Llanelly Intermediate School, at Marble Hall Road, Llanelly.   The buildings are  being erected on an extensive, elevated and sloping site in Marble Hall Road, opposite the Infirmary ,and […]

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REMEMBRANCE DAY CEREMONY 2016, FOR TWO TEACHERS AND 47 PUPILS WHO LOST THEIR LIVES IN WW1 AND FOR THE 59 PUPILS WHO LOST THEIR LIVES IN WW2.

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                            TO VIEW THE FILM OF THIS OCCASSION PLEASE CLICK ON THE  ” VIDEOS ”   HEADING ,TOP OF PAGE  ( RED SECTION ) TO VIEW THE DETAIL OF THE FALLEN IN WW1 – – SEE  ”WW1 BOOK OF REMEMBRANCE  ” – GO […]

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THE NEW JUNIOR SECTION OF LLANELLI BOYS’ GRAMMAR SCHOOL,PWLL,OPENED SEPT.1950.

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Photo of the new Junior/lower  School of the Llanelly  Boy’ Grammar School ,opened September 1950.Construction commenced Summer 1948 .The Headmaster being T V Shaw. The ‘top’ school remained in Marble Hall Road. The whole School would occupy this site in 1960 and be officially opened on 3rd Nov 1960 by His Royal Highness Prince Phillip […]

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