This series contains the Grant's House athletic ledger and water ledger, both of which include descriptions of sporting events and achievements. There is also a note book titled 'Grant's Station List' which records the boys' attendance at Station.
This series consists of three items, an athletic ledger, a water ledger and an athletic note book.
This series contains the Rigaud's House magazine, 'The Rigaudite Review'. It later became known as 'The Major'. The series also contains another house magazine titled 'Rigaud's Reflections', which was written by the boys at Rigaud's, for the boysof Rigaud's. Editions of 'Rigaud's Reflections' often have hand drawn images on the front cover.
Includes pupils lists and accounts.
Includes a list of those admitted to the house and of house members.
This series contains material relating to the Old Grantite Club, which was a group for alumnus of Grant's House. Members of the club paid a subscription fee to join which was used to fund social events organsied by the club as well as the production of the 'Grantite Review', the House magazine. The main event organised by the club was the annual dinner, although they also organised golf and cricket matches. This series contains the minute books of the club, lists of its members and publications by the club.
Material relating to King's/Queen's Scholars' Chronicle, the magazine produced for and by college students. The Chronicle started as a newsletter for college pupils with details of sporting achievements and some cultural articles. it was relaunched many times and bu the late 1930s had become satirical but also more cultural with plays, poems, artwork and photographs all submmitted by college boys. Publication schedule changed a number of times from termly to weekly, fortnightly and ad hoc.
Chronicle for scholars, Starts out as a newsletter and develops into a satirical magazine. Contains artwork, photographs, poems and short stories from the pupils. Starts out as a termly magazine, then weekly, then fortnightly and then ad hoc.