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Revert Adams' Grammar's Name Change

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James Laycock
8 years ago

Absolute shame that such a great school has been let down by poor leadership and poor decision making, hopefully this doesn’t end up happening.

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Anonymous
8 years ago

This is ludicrous

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Janet Stewart
8 years ago

Successful brands do not change their names. Wear grammar status proudly and all it stands for - if it isn't working it needs something that requires a bit more leadership than a name change.

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Paul Elliot Reece
8 years ago Featured

Proud AGS former pupil & Newport resident now a teacher myself and this name suggests the Head is more concerned about funding than the history of the school, despite the comments to the contrary in the press release.

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Anna Greenhough
8 years ago Featured

The name change will destroy the history and good name of the school. It is a school which several generations of my family attended and I can think of no good reason why the name should ever be changed.

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Finn McClure
8 years ago

hello how’s life?

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Gillian Newcombe
8 years ago

It is totally wrong to change the name without a full consultation of those with those connected with the school both past and present.

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Tom cross
8 years ago

Do it

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Anonymous
8 years ago

Adams is a Grammar School and should always be called this

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William Worthington
8 years ago

Old boy 2001

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Mr Bate
8 years ago

Coming through, In there.

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Anonymous
8 years ago

get in

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Sahib Kumaran
8 years ago

#BringBackBarett

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Zeyad Elnaqa
8 years ago

Hickey is such a self serving, egotistical headmaster. He is a piece of work, sad thing is not only do people hate him but people are quickly losing respect for him!

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Anonymous
8 years ago

Harry Carless

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Ethan Pollitt
8 years ago

It's time for this to stop

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Robyn Goddard
8 years ago

Robyn Goddard

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Michael Barrett
8 years ago

None of this shizzle happened when I was in charge

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Damien Lee
8 years ago

I prefer Hickey's Adams

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Darude- Sandstorm
8 years ago

HAGS just doesn’t feel right. AGS was much better; easier to say, too.