Latin school

Another old building in the town is the Latin school.

The house of the old Latin school comes from 1711.

Six teachers and 165 pupils went to the Latin school.

It then became a Latin school, which was dissolved in 1665.

Latin School was formed in 1888 by a group of parents seeking a better education for their children.

While only middle-class, his parents were able to let him attend a Latin school.

During this period, he also became rector of the Latin school.

The town had a Latin school beginning in the 17th century.

In the early 16th century, the city built a Latin school.

For a short time he taught at the Latin School.

Later, the school was also run temporarily as a Latin school.

In 1826, he graduated from the Latin school there.

Directly next to the church stands the Latin school.

Every year he composed both text and music of a lengthy Latin school song.

Starting in 1848, the school operated as a Latin school again.

Also worth seeing are the old mill and the old Latin school.

If this actually did lead to the founding of a Latin school, it did not last very long.

In 1563 a Latin school was founded and in 1572 a weekly market.

After his studies at the Latin school there, he became oboist in the municipal band.

By 1354, the town had a Latin school, by 1429 a bathhouse.

After graduating he became teacher at the Latin school in Amsterdam.

In 2006 the 475th anniversary of this Latin school was celebrated with several events.

A Latin school in the Abbey at 1454 is documented.

In addition, he taught at the Basel Latin school from 1526.

The buildings where the Latin School had been located were torn down in 1875.