What is recorded here
This black commemorative plaque records: The Free Grammar School The School was erected in 1573, partly of stone and timber from the ancient church of St. Peter
The Free Grammar School Leicester was established in 1573 using materials from the former St. Peter's Church, serving as an educational institution that reflects the Tudor period's emphasis on grammar education for aspiring professionals and clergy.
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