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CONTENTS
Foreword by theWarden 6
Introduction by Nicola Hunter, Deputy Academic Director 8
Chapter 1 Origins and Earliest Days 10
Chapter 2 Wardens 20
Chapter 3 Houses 42
Chapter 4 The Chapel 76
Chapter 5 Doorways and Gateways 86
Chapter 6 St Edward’s and theWars 108
Chapter 7 Sport and Outdoors 130
Chapter 8 Celebrations 154
List of Subscribers 164
Index 167
St. Edward’s: 150 Years
2013 © St Edward’s School and
Third Millennium Publishing Limited
First published in 2013 by Third Millennium Publishing Limited,
a subsidiary of Third Millennium Information Limited.
2–5 Benjamin Street, London, United Kingdom, EC1M 5QL
ISBN: 978 1 908990 13 6
All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced or transmitted
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British Library Cataloguing in Publication Data
A CIP catalogue record for this book is available from the British Library.
Written by Nicola Hunter
Edited by Neil Burkey
Designed by Matthew Wilson
Production by Bonnie Murray
Reprographics by Studio Fasoli, Verona, Italy
Printed by Printer Trento, Italy
Picture Credits
The vast majority of the images that appear in this
book are from the St Edward’s Archive, and are the
property of St Edward’s School, Oxford. In the case
where material is not the property of the School every
effort has been made to trace ownership and obtain
permission for reproduction, with details as below.
Cover:
Cover artwork by Uwe Ackermann, whom St
Edward’s thanks especially for his contribution.
Paintings:
Buchanan, Hugh: The Quad seen through the Lodge
Archway, p.77.
Carline, Richard (OSE): An impression of the 1918
Anglo-German front line, p.109. With permission
from the artist’s estate, via the Imperial War Museum.
Sutcliffe, Nicholas Paul (G, 1991–6): The Chapel and
Quad (cropped), p.76.
Photographs:
Barazaki, Naveed: Photo on p.144 when Naveed
was in the Common Room. Taken by him when he
taught at St Edward’s.
Birchmore, Charlie: Charlie took photographs of
many of the buildings of the School, particularly
entrances for Chapter 5, and photographs taken on
an enormous cherry-picker in the Quad to record
the removal of the weather-vane for gilding, p.84.
Bodleian Library, Oxford, granted permission for use
of Henry Taunt’s photograph of New Inn Hall Street,
1865, p.13 and his photograph of Bursey, Simeon
and Punch, p.20.
Browning, Hilde, sister of Ted Jefferson (OSE),
provided all of the photographs on p.126.
Cornwell, Christopher: Christopher is the
professional photographer whose work we used
most in the book and we have much appreciated
his ability to capture great photographs of people
interacting and his sense of colour and composition.
He describes himself as ‘an advertising and lifestyle
photographer working predominantly on location’.
Dover College: The portrait of Stephen Jones, p.22.
Dunn, Colin: Colin, of , based in
Oxford, photographed the portraits of the Wardens
used in the timeline for Chapter 2.
Getty Images provided the photographs of Adrian
Warburton, p.124, and James Forrester, p.134.
Giles, Sally: Sally, the daughter of our Estates
Bursar, Richard Hayes, is an enthusiastic amateur
photographer who has contributed a beautiful
collection of her photographs of this year’s
magnificent Gaudy to our Archive, some lovely
examples of which have been used in Chapter 8:
Celebrations.
Hunter, Nicola: Deputy Academic Director; a variety
of photographs such as those on p.87.
Narula, Henry: Prefect at the School; shirts and
ties, pp.44 and 46 and photographs of Field House
on p.57.
Perkins, Nicola: DT teacher; diagram p.81.
Pyper, Ben: Head of DT; the cope photographs, p.80.
Rowe, Graeme: Graeme does work as a wedding
photographer and sells his own images, particularly
of the beautiful Wiltshire countryside, through
his website He
has contributed to the Archive a large number of
photographs of our particularly special Gaudy this
year, which we are very grateful for, and some have
been used for Chapter 8: Celebrations.