Grammar school
mattia annovi elena gibertini giorga stanzani marco zini
Grammar School
GRAMMAR SCHOOL HISTORY
Norwich School traces its origins to the founding of grammar school in 1096 by Herbert de Losinga, first Bishop of Norwich.In 1538, the school was separated from its cathedral foundation.The school was refounded as King Edward VI Grammar School in a royal charter granted by Edward VI dated 7 May 1547.
Grammar School
IMPORTANTT DATE IN SHAKESPEARE'S LIFE
1571 at age 7, Shakespeare likely began attending King Edward VI Grammar School.
1572–1577 these are considered Shakespeare's formative academic years. During this period, he likely studied: Latin Grammar,Classical Texts, Rhetoric and Composition
1578Shakespeare likely left school at age 14.his education probably ended prematurely due to financial difficulties in his family. His father, John Shakespeare, faced debts and legal troubles during this period.Shakespeare may have been required to help his father making gloves.
Then and now
This is the front of the King Edward VI School. We can see that the outside of the school have a particular pattern. This pattern is typical of the british houses in fact
also the birth house of Shahspeare have the same stripes in wood.
This is an old painting of the school. We can see that in the past the typical pattern are different, there aren’t the typical black and white stripes.
The class
This is a typical class of the Grammar school. We can see that all the strutture are made in wood and the desks include the chairs.
This is a rappresetation about a lessions in the time of Shakespare. We can also see the differts about the old and the new class.
The logo
This is the new logo of Grammar school. In the years Grammar school become a pretigious girl's school at Stratford. For this reason also the logo have been changed in the years.
The grammar school
Architecture
The exterior of Shakespeare's Grammar School
The building reflects the typical late-medieval style
The interior of the grammar school.
It is spread over two floors, used for different activities.
Grammar School
SHAKESPEARE EDUCATION
Are there any particular subjects/studies that influenced him?
• His mother, Mary Arden, who always told him fables and fairy tales • Some athors like Terence, Virgil, Horace and in particularly Ovid
Grammar School
SHAKESPEARE EDUCATION
The influence on english language
• Shakespeare's works contributed to the standardization of the language
• He contributed 1,700 words
Education during Shakespeare’s time
• The school program is focused on the study of Latin • The study of the great classical authors • Remembering texts and being able to recombine sentences
Features:
In the late-medieval it was often use:
- The wooden frame of the building is clearly visible, with sections filled with white plaster.
- Large leaded windows
- Main Hall
- Upper floor
The floor plan
The ground floor
- Main Hall
- Main entrance
- Leaded windows
The first floor
- A corridor connecting the smaller rooms.
- A wooden staircase to access the upper floor.
- A others rooms
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Grammar school
mattia annovi elena gibertini giorga stanzani marco zini
Grammar School
GRAMMAR SCHOOL HISTORY
Norwich School traces its origins to the founding of grammar school in 1096 by Herbert de Losinga, first Bishop of Norwich.In 1538, the school was separated from its cathedral foundation.The school was refounded as King Edward VI Grammar School in a royal charter granted by Edward VI dated 7 May 1547.
Grammar School
IMPORTANTT DATE IN SHAKESPEARE'S LIFE
1571 at age 7, Shakespeare likely began attending King Edward VI Grammar School.
1572–1577 these are considered Shakespeare's formative academic years. During this period, he likely studied: Latin Grammar,Classical Texts, Rhetoric and Composition
1578Shakespeare likely left school at age 14.his education probably ended prematurely due to financial difficulties in his family. His father, John Shakespeare, faced debts and legal troubles during this period.Shakespeare may have been required to help his father making gloves.
Then and now
This is the front of the King Edward VI School. We can see that the outside of the school have a particular pattern. This pattern is typical of the british houses in fact also the birth house of Shahspeare have the same stripes in wood.
This is an old painting of the school. We can see that in the past the typical pattern are different, there aren’t the typical black and white stripes.
The class
This is a typical class of the Grammar school. We can see that all the strutture are made in wood and the desks include the chairs.
This is a rappresetation about a lessions in the time of Shakespare. We can also see the differts about the old and the new class.
The logo
This is the new logo of Grammar school. In the years Grammar school become a pretigious girl's school at Stratford. For this reason also the logo have been changed in the years.
The grammar school
Architecture
The exterior of Shakespeare's Grammar School
The building reflects the typical late-medieval style
The interior of the grammar school.
It is spread over two floors, used for different activities.
Grammar School
SHAKESPEARE EDUCATION
Are there any particular subjects/studies that influenced him?
• His mother, Mary Arden, who always told him fables and fairy tales • Some athors like Terence, Virgil, Horace and in particularly Ovid
Grammar School
SHAKESPEARE EDUCATION
The influence on english language
• Shakespeare's works contributed to the standardization of the language
• He contributed 1,700 words
Education during Shakespeare’s time
• The school program is focused on the study of Latin • The study of the great classical authors • Remembering texts and being able to recombine sentences
Features:
In the late-medieval it was often use:
The floor plan
The ground floor
The first floor