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The House Ledger was kept by the Head of House and passed on successive Heads. It contains details of events which the Heads thought were interesting or noteworthy of recording. This ledger was started in 1915 but gives details of events prior to that at the beginning. It also records the rules and customs of Rigaud's House. There is an insert with deatils of Rigaud's House football and cricket teams between the years 1880-1927.

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This ledger was composed to help and guide successive Heads of House Athletics in their work. It contains details about the abilities of pupils and events in which they would do well, or not so well. Additionally it includes information about races and events, such as who won and the awards given. There are also general summaries of the Athletics seasons throughout the file.

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Glass Plate Negative (107mm x 81mm). The Rigaud's Football team on a staircase.

This book has various notices stuck in, which were predominantly issued by the Head of House, J. W. Triggs (R 1927 - 1932). The notices include the times of school cases, lock up lists, monitors and their responsibilities, found items, details of the House play and when to collect their copies of the 'Rigaudite Review' amongst other things relating to the general running of Rigaud's House.

An Athletic note-book complied by R. S. Chalk (R 1918 - 1924) during his first year at Rigaud's House. It gives details of events and fixtures for football, gym and swimming among other sports. Also recorded are the names of team-members and the winners of events. Inside the front cover is a note added later by the author in 1977 about his keenness to act as a chronicler for House sports.

This collection contains materials relating to Rigaud's House. It includes 2 House Ledgers which give details of events in Rigaud's House, such as sporting achievements of the House. It also contains administrational records of Rigaud's House including House lists, details of members of the House, notices given to the House and information on the academic development of pupils. As well as this there are ledgers which give details of sporting events, including comments on team members. Finally, this collection contains the Rigaud's House magazine, 'The Rigaudite Review' which later became known as 'The Major'. It also contains another magazine titled 'Rigaud's Reflections', which was only disseminated within the House, and was decorated with hand drawn illustrations and paintings.