FORMERLY the Sportsman, but originally the Bluecoat Boy, the Bluecoat Restaurant & Bar has been up and running since November. (On its website the CH uniform is described by Frank Ledwith, MdB 18-24.)
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A spasmodic and unofficial blog about the former pupils and staff of CHRIST'S HOSPITAL
THE AUTHOR
An informal snap of Trongon relaxing at home
About Me
- TRONGON CHARSLEY
- was appointed to the staff of Christ's Hospital in 1552, in the important post of Coal Keeper. Four and a half centuries later, he continues to dole out grimy black lumps of this and that from time to time…
IF YOU LINK TO THIS BLOG
...or if you write about it anywhere, I'd appreciate it if you didn't mention my real name.
FILM OF CH IN 1932
TAIO CRUZ, OLD BLUE?
HOUSEY VOICE
It scares me that we seem to be putting a lot more focus into league tables and results; that's not what this school's about. It's about giving people a chance and they do come right in the end. CH does create rogues, but loveable ones.
Ken Leadbetter (Staff 1997-2009)
Previously on Housey Voice
Ken Leadbetter (Staff 1997-2009)
Previously on Housey Voice
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MANIFESTO
The main aim of this blog is to draw attention to a wide range of Old Blues and other CH people whose activities feature on the web. It seldom digests and summarises - it merely links to the raw material with an explanatory word or two in the hope that others will run with the ball. Every CH-related website, magazine and organisation is invited to plunder it ruthlessly.
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2 comments:
Interesting that the website doesn't say WHY it's called 'The Bluecoat'!
Nor does it get the foundation year correct - 1522 indeed!
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