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The Latymer Social Archive has been created specifically for our alumni community. We hope you’ll enjoy browsing through archive documents and images, interacting with fellow Latymerians and sharing your own memorabilia. And with our facial recognition gizmo,you’ll find it easy to identify yourself and former classmates, friends, and teachers! For how to get started, click on the 'Help' button in the menu above.

You are our pioneers, the first to join our Social Archive – it’s still a work in progress and we will be relying on the Latymer community to help it grow and develop. Do alert us to any glitches, issues or errors you may come across while using the Social Archive and we’ll aim to fix the problem as soon as possible.

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Biographies

Around the school and school life

Decade highlights from the Latymerian Magazine

School Photographs

Donated Collections

School Publications

Recollections

Latymer Foundation History

Co-Curricular

Latymer at War

Lost Alumni

It's a 400th wrap.

Graham Bearman Collection

Local History

Curriculum and Exams

Digitised Admission Records

Ukrainian pupils at Latymer

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Alumni biographies

Staff biographies

Latymer is lucky to have a long history of illustrious alumni who went on to do wonderful things after their time at school. Here are biographies of some of the earliest boys to be educated at King Street, all researched, written and designed by our wonderful Lower School History Society.

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Edward Wheller

Harold Spencer Jones

Norman Claridge

Robert Christmas Dewar Jenkins

Walter Legge

William Hinds

Latymer has been very lucky to have had many fantastic staff members come through the doors over the years. Here we will be creating biographies for as many as possible - if you have any you would particularly like to see then please let us know and we can prioritise getting these done.

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Kenneth Winter

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Welcome to the Latymer Social Archive

The Latymer Social Archive has been created specifically for our alumni community. We hope you’ll enjoy browsing through archive documents and images, interacting with fellow Latymerians and sharing your own memorabilia. And with our facial recognition gizmo,you’ll find it easy to identify yourself and former classmates, friends, and teachers! For how to get started, click on the 'Help' button in the menu above.

You are our pioneers, the first to join our Social Archive – it’s still a work in progress and we will be relying on the Latymer community to help it grow and develop. Do alert us to any glitches, issues or errors you may come across while using the Social Archive and we’ll aim to fix the problem as soon as possible.

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The School House System

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1960s

1970s

The official photograph collection from the Latymer Foundation schools. Some of the more recent ones were taken by The School Photography Company Ltd and we have permitted use to show low-resolution digital representation here. They are not available to download and can be purchased from www.schoolphotographs.co.uk.

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Form Photos

Sixth Form Leavers

Formal staff photographs

Prefects

Whole School Photographs

Here are the form photos from the 1950s onwards, although images from 2000 onwards are a work in progress. As you will see, we do have gaps, especially in the early years (1950s and 1960s) - can anyone help fill them? Equally, if you spot any errors, please do let us know in the comments, or submit alternative face recognition suggestions. You will see the facial recognition system is not perfect and there may be errors even if the names are printed on the front of the photo! We are working through them but please help us by filling in suggestions too, we will then autorise them behind the scenes.

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1940s 50s and 60s

1970s

1980s

1990s

2000s

2010s

Form photographs from the 1940s 50s and 60s

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1950_51

1952_53

1957_58

1959_60

1961_62

1963_64

1966_67

1968_69

1969_70

Form photographs from the 1950s.

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Form photographs from the 1970s.

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1970_71

1971_72

1972_73

1973_74

1974_75

1975_76

1976_77

1977_78

1978_79

1979_80

Form photographs from the 1980s.

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1980_81

1981_82

1982_83

1983_84

1985_86

1986_87

1987_88

1988_89

1989_90

Form photographs from the 1990s.

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1990_91

1991_92

1992_93

1993_94

1994_95

1995_96

1996_97

1997_98

1998_99

1999_2000

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Form Photos 2009_2010

Form photographs from the 2010s.

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Form Photos 2010_2011

Form Photos 2011_2012

Form Photos 2012_2013

Form Photos 2013_14

Form Photos 2014_15

Form Photos 2015_16

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The Latymer Social Archive has been created specifically for our alumni community. We hope you’ll enjoy browsing through archive documents and images, interacting with fellow Latymerians and sharing your own memorabilia. And with our facial recognition gizmo,you’ll find it easy to identify yourself and former classmates, friends, and teachers! For how to get started, click on the 'Help' button in the menu above.

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Here are the Upper Sixth leavers photographs. This is another part of the school's history that has photographic gaps and we would be delighted if anyone has anything to add.

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1970s Leavers

1980s Leavers

1990s Leavers

2000s Leavers

2010s Leavers

2020s Leavers

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Collections kindly donated to the archives by members of the Latymer community. We have many more to upload so will be very busy for the next few months!

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Alan Cane Collection

Greg Conway Boathouse and Rowing

Alan Watson Collection

Andy Barsby Collection

Anonymous Collection

Anthony Willats Collection

Barry Covill Collection

Claude Green Collection

Colin Grundy Collection

David Baines Collection

David Macleod Collection

EE John Smith Collection

George Baraczewski Collection

Greg and Geoffrey Conway Collection

John Selby Collection

Jim Smith Collection

Major Ely B. Soane Collection

Martin Southern Collection

Nigel Spearing Collection

Paul Strong Collection

Peter Stevens Collection

Reverend Cann Collection

Richard Brittlebank Collection

Richard Collins Collection

Steve Richards Collection

Terence Ball Collection

Tim Partner Collection

Vaughan Pomeroy Collection

Zubin Randeria Collection

Publications produced by the Latymer Foundation schools.

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400th Anniversary Book - Bonus Content

Latymerian Magazines

Journals

Junior Latymerian

Latymerian Newsletter

Topical Magazine

Underpass

Upper Sixth Yearbooks

400th anniversary book – bonus articles. With a fantastic collection of essays, written for the 400th anniversary book, we realised we were going to be restricted for space and unable to include all the articles in the hard copy of the book. And of those we could include, many had to be reduced. Fortunately, we have unlimited space on Latymer’s Social Archive and are working towards including all commissioned articles in their entirety – they’re a real treat for anyone connected to Latymer. We hope you enjoy reading more of your school’s history in these fantastic articles.

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Curriculum Reform - Ongoing

Eco

Girls at Latymer

Old Latymerians Association

Recent Architecture

The Prep

The Latymerian magazines are probably the Latymer Foundation's best record of school life. We are delighted to have the full collection, from 1897, digitised and the ones from 1940 are shared here. The earlier issues will be up in the next few weeks. In the meantime, can you find the issues from your school years?

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1897 - 1919

1920 - 1929

1930 - 1939

1940 -1949

1950 - 1959

1960 - 1969

1970 - 1979

1980 - 1989

1990 - 1999

2000 onwards

Here are some recollections of school life from the Latymer community - pupils and staff.

Maybe you have some to add yourself? If so, please do let us know as we would love to hear them.

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Pupil Recollections

Staff Recollections

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Recollections from former Latymer staff about their times at the schools.

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The Latymer Foundation, which administers Latymer Prep and Upper Schools, can trace its origins back to the will of its founder Edward Latymer, written in 1624. Find out more about its history here.

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Birth of a Foundation - the Road to 1895

Minutes and Accounts Books from pre 1895

Minutes and Accounts books for the Latymer Foundation up to 1895.

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This folder still has a long way to go and gaps to fill, it’s very much a work in progress. But it is an important one, as joining one of the many exciting clubs or societies on offer has often been the best way for Latymerians to discover new experiences. These could be anything from auditioning for a music group, trying out for a sports team, working backstage (or indeed performing in one of the fantastic plays produced each term) or taking a trip abroad. What did you get involved with whilst at the school?

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Cadet Corps and The Combined Cadet Force

Drama

Sport

Trips and Activities Week

The Cadet Corps, as it was originally called, was founded during the 1914-1918 War on the 21st November 1916. In 1948, the Junior Training Corps (the old Officer Training Corps), and the Public Secondary Schools Cadet Association joined to form the Combined Cadet Force (CCF) and Latymer Upper School was a founder member. The purpose of the CCF was to combine all three services under one head. The RAF section was formed in November 1938. It was number 15F; ‘F’ because the School was a Founder member of the scheme. The Royal Navy section was added in September 1948.

On 31st December 1966 the Corps was disbanded after an existence of fifty years. With the abolition of National Service and with the attraction of so many other school activities which appealed to boys, numbers began to fall until no more than a handful of keen cadets remained.; recruitment of officers was difficult and ultimately impossible.

Throughout its whole history the Corps tried to give boys a sense of responsibility, self-reliance, confidence and leadership. Throughout its fifty years many members of the staff gave devoted service to the Corps and to the boys and, with the end of the Corps, sincere and grateful thanks should be rendered to them.

The full history is detailed in our excellent, alumni written 'A Fledgling Army', a copy of which is included here, along with many wonderful photos.

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The Cadet Corps at LUS before 1948

The CCF from 1948 onwards

Today Latymer Upper School has a reputation for staging outstanding theatre productions with alumni including Sir Michael Boyd, Alan Rickman, Mel Smith, Hugh Grant, Imogen Poots, Ophelia Lovibond and Lily Cole excelling in this field. However, in the years after the First World War Latymer offered little in the way of cultural activity outside the classroom. There was a choir and an active debating society, but very little drama. In 1922 Mr F.J. Skinner, then just appointed as Head of English by the second Headmaster, Rev. Dr Dale, set up ‘The Gild’ to be Latymer’s ‘flagship’ cultural and dramatic society and it flourished for many decades. By the late 70s, girls from Godolphin were regularly taking part in Gild productions. The Gild had all the equipment required to produce and perform plays, including for the time a ‘state of the art’ lighting and sound rig and control board. At the time there were steel girders fixed across the Hall just below the windows to which the lights were fixed and the corridor end of the Hall was turned into a stage. The two annual events in the Gild’s life were the ‘Alle Fooles Morowspeche’- as All Fools’ Day is of course April 1st, this took place in June - and the ‘Jantaculum’, an annual topical revue, performed at Christmas.

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1951 Julius Caesar

1957 The Anxious Hen

1958 Thor with Angels

1959 Twelfth Night

1960 The Critic

1963 The Knight of the Burning Pestle

1965 Jantaculum

1966 Coriolanus

1966 Jantaculum

1967 Inherit the Wind

1968 The Birds

1969 Oh What a Lovely War

1970 Henry IV Part 1

1971 Jubilee Jantaculum

1972 Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead

1976 Romeo and Juliet

This folder has only just started, we have a long way to go! We do have a lot of material to work through in the Archives already but if you have anything to add it will be most welcome, get uploading. Today, sport plays a key part in both the curricular and co-curricular life of our Latymer students, who enjoy both team sports and individual pursuits. The major sports offered today are cricket, football, hockey, netball, rowing and rugby which aim to embrace the co-educational nature of the school. When the school opened in 1895 there would have been a much more limited offering. In December 1897, The Latymerian magazine only reported on football, swimming and chess. By 1920, boxing, cross-country running, athletics, shooting and cricket also featured. The school gained its own gym in 1901 and a rifle range followed in 1907. Now, games afternoons, matches and training generally take place at the school’s Wood Lane playing fields which have been used by the school since 1908. Before that, matches and sports days were held at a variety of local places from Wormholt Park to Stamford Bridge. Swimming was originally at a pool in Hammersmith. This quickly became unsuitable and boys used the new pool on Lime Grove in Shepherds Bush from 1908. The school finally got its own on-site pool in 1976. Boating has also been a key part of the Latymer story, although it had a slow start. Rowing was abandoned in 1904, for several years, due to lack of interest. The current Latymer Boat House opened in 1964, overlooks the Thames and now houses over 50 boats.

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Boats

Athletics and Sports Day

Badminton

Basketball

Boxing

Cricket

Cross Country

Football

Hockey

Netball

Rugby

Squash

Tennis

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Despite proximity to the river, rowing has not always been popular at Latymer - in 1904 it was stopped completely due to lack of interest. At that point it had very much been considered to be 'the sport of gentlemen' and only a summer activity anyway. Jump to today, and it is one of the most popular sports that the school offers. We now have a history of great boating pedigree with Olympic performances from both staff and alumni. Rowing at Latymer is here to stay. As ever, please help us date and name people and events if you can fill in any of our information gaps.

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Latymer Boat House

Rowing at Latymer

Latymer at Henley Regatta

Share Your Boating Memories

On Wednesday, March 18th, 1964 shortly after three o’clock, the opening ceremony of Latymer’s new boathouse took place. The proceedings were opened by Mr. H. H. G. Bennett, Chairman of the Governors, who, introduced the guest of honour, H. R. N. Rickett, President of the Henley Regatta Committee. He began by commending rowing to all boys seeking an active and enjoyable pastime who are prepared to display the necessary discipline, dedication and endurance. Turning to Latymer’s own contribution he mentioned the success of our past crews and considered that the new boathouse, in his opinion a great achievement, would bring us “countless hopes and many successes”. How right he was and over 60 years later and rowing has gone from strength to strength at the school. It was certainly come a long way since 1904 when rowing was abandoned due to lack of interest!

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Latymer Boat House Gallery

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The Boat House Virtual Tour

Despite proximity to the river, rowing has not always been popular at Latymer - in 1904 it was stopped completely due to lack of interest. At that point it had very much been considered to be 'the sport of gentlemen' and only a summer activity anyway. Jump to today, and it is one of the most popular sports that the school offers. We now have a history of great boating pedigree with Olympic performances from both staff and alumni. Rowing at Latymer is here to stay. As ever, this is a work in progress and we still have lots of scanning to do. Please help us date and name people and events if you can fill in any of our information gaps. Also, if you have any photographs that you can add then please do upload them.

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Rowing at Latymer Pre 1960

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Rowing at Latymer 1960s onwards

Cricket at Latymer Upper

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The Latymer Social Archive has been created specifically for our alumni community. We hope you’ll enjoy browsing through archive documents and images, interacting with fellow Latymerians and sharing your own memorabilia. And with our facial recognition gizmo,you’ll find it easy to identify yourself and former classmates, friends, and teachers! For how to get started, click on the 'Help' button in the menu above.

You are our pioneers, the first to join our Social Archive – it’s still a work in progress and we will be relying on the Latymer community to help it grow and develop. Do alert us to any glitches, issues or errors you may come across while using the Social Archive and we’ll aim to fix the problem as soon as possible.

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The Latymer Social Archive has been created specifically for our alumni community. We hope you’ll enjoy browsing through archive documents and images, interacting with fellow Latymerians and sharing your own memorabilia. And with our facial recognition gizmo,you’ll find it easy to identify yourself and former classmates, friends, and teachers! For how to get started, click on the 'Help' button in the menu above.

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The Latymer Social Archive has been created specifically for our alumni community. We hope you’ll enjoy browsing through archive documents and images, interacting with fellow Latymerians and sharing your own memorabilia. And with our facial recognition gizmo,you’ll find it easy to identify yourself and former classmates, friends, and teachers! For how to get started, click on the 'Help' button in the menu above.

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The Latymer Social Archive has been created specifically for our alumni community. We hope you’ll enjoy browsing through archive documents and images, interacting with fellow Latymerians and sharing your own memorabilia. And with our facial recognition gizmo,you’ll find it easy to identify yourself and former classmates, friends, and teachers! For how to get started, click on the 'Help' button in the menu above.

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Extra-curricular trips and activities have always provided many opportunities for social and personal development and the chance to take on new challenges and develop new skills. Latymer is especially proud of Activities Week, a tradition that has existed for over 60 years and is fondly remembered by many Latymerians. What are your favourite memories of these activities at school?

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Overseas Trips

The Hamburg Exchange

UK Trips

Trips away from UK soil.

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Trips within the UK.

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The Latymer Social Archive has been created specifically for our alumni community. We hope you’ll enjoy browsing through archive documents and images, interacting with fellow Latymerians and sharing your own memorabilia. And with our facial recognition gizmo,you’ll find it easy to identify yourself and former classmates, friends, and teachers! For how to get started, click on the 'Help' button in the menu above.

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The Second World War

Remembrance

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