What is recorded here
This blue commemorative plaque records: The King's (The Cathedral) School was founded in 1541 by King Henry VIII. Originally situated in the Minster Precincts it later moved here, opening in October 1885. Recorded plaque organisation: Peterborough Civic Society.
The King's (The Cathedral) School, established by King Henry VIII in 1541, is one of England’s oldest educational institutions and has served as a significant center for learning in York. Its relocation and reopening in 1885 reflect the evolution of educational practices and architectural development during the Victorian era.
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