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During the Depression of the 1880s, girls from the Girls’ High School joined the Auckland College and Grammar School as it was then known, mainly out of economic necessity. In 1899, the School once again became known as Auckland Grammar School, but girls remained on the roll until 1909.
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Production of the School List began in August 1882 and continues every year to record the staff and every boy who attended the School in that year. This includes boys who only attended for part of the year. For the years from 1888 until 1906, girls were also included in the School Lists.
In 1888 seventy-eight girls and five teachers entered the boys' Grammar School in Symonds Street, Auckland. Although on the same site they operated as two separate schools and much effort was put into keeping the boys and girls apart!
In 1888, 78 girls and 5 teachers entered the boys' Grammar School in Symonds Street, Auckland. Although on the same site they operated as two separate schools and much effort was put into keeping the boys and girls apart!
There would be twenty periods of physics a week with eight study periods and seven periods of English. Other schools visited, where similar situations obtained, were: Hampton Boys' Grammar School, Winchester College and Winchester County High School for Girls.
Much of the information of the school's first 100 years on the archive time line below is taken from the book 'Auckland Girls' Grammar School The First Hundred Years 1888-1988' written by Heather Northey to celebrate the school's centenary. A limited number of copies of the book are available for sale.
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Scope and Contents. Collection includes personal and other papers related to Dame Dorothy Winstone's association with Auckland University College; Auckland University Students' Association; Auckland Teachers' College; Seddon Memorial Technical College; Methodist Church; University of Auckland (member of University Council 1963-1985); University ...
