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Revert Adams' Grammar's Name Change

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Jimmy Richards
8 years ago

Change it back please

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M Dally
8 years ago

I disagree with the proposed change, we must retain the existing name of Adams' Grammar School.

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Chris Green
8 years ago Featured

This change is unnessecary. At a time of real terns education funding cuts any money not spent directly on improving the learning of students is inexcusable.

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Elli
8 years ago

ADAMS GRAMMER FOR THE WIN IT HAS BEEN LIKE THIS FOR YEARS WHY RUIN A GOOD THING

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John Blakely
8 years ago

First Miss Bowater sends kids porn, and now this! The school is being made worse by talentless, self serving teachers.

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Shaun
8 years ago

Cannot begin to fathom the justification for the name change. What benefits does the school intend to attain by entertaining this amendment? Monetary? Status? To the untrained eye, it serves no purpose.

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Reece Bailey
8 years ago

This is wrong that it is just being changed without consulting with the students and staff

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Anonymous
8 years ago

I think pupils should have been involved in the decision making preocess to change the AGS name. Why lose the Grammar in the name of the school? Why is the history of the word Grammar in the school name vanishing? I'm also concerned as to the financial implications as rebranding isn't exactly cheap and we are at a time when parents are asked to buy textbooks and resources. Changing the crests and signage for school as well as the email addresses (which have only just been changed) will not be free. My sons are immensely proud of their school and proud to be AGS boys - not pupils from HA.

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Rhys Taylor
8 years ago

AGS is so much more than a name to me and my brother and all of the previous Adams boys, its who we are and the name should never change because we will always be AGS students

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Gary Hickey
8 years ago

I am sorry I am such a massive bellend

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Stuart Rickards
8 years ago

What an awful name

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Steve Grice
8 years ago

Why? Everyone locally knows the name "Adams Grammar". The school already has a great name, with an equally great reputation, so why change it? In my experience schools that fail change their names - but not successful ones. I personally cannot see what is to be gained by a change of name, not to mention the cost to both the school and to parents of changing the school signage, school uniforms, etc etc, I know from speaking to my son that the change is not popular with the pupils either. I am against it - Save our AGS.

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Max Grainger
8 years ago

Should have consulted students before deciding what's best for them

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James Copley
8 years ago

This is change for the sake of change and will only hurt Adams' both financially and socially.

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Jeff
8 years ago

Big Man Gary's grammar school is a better And more suited name

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Anonymous
8 years ago

Not exactly a succint, easy to pronounce name and how much is this going to cost pupils (parents) and staff.

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Mike Lowres RE
8 years ago

No no no. It isn't broken therefore doesn't need mending. The headmaster should remember he is merely a custodian of AGS for a short period of time.

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John Houlston
8 years ago

As a former pupil (1962-69) I can absolutely no positives in this rather cosmetic name change. The school will always be AGS to me.

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Lesley
8 years ago

It's marketing and their grab for more money. Unnecessary and legitimately Zen Garden 2.0

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Anonymous
8 years ago

haberdash more like eat my ass