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Did a war hero leave a political legacy? More...
As the school prepares to sell the "old school", we acknowledge the contribution of a member of support staff who looked after the building - and much… More...
A brief look at the very first Portsmouth Grammar School More...
A brief look at the school's use of Portsmouth and its theatres for its productions More...
Thoughts of an anonymous Sixth-former, as published in the Portmuthian in 1969. More...
The ups and downs of an Art teacher's life More...
A glimpse into the life of an Edwardian prefect More...
A snapshot of PGS misbehaviour from sixty years ago. More...
The story of Leonard Dawe More...
As excitement mounts with the upcoming Summer Olympics in Paris, the school celebrates six OPs who have represented their country at the highest athle… More...
A glimpse at the origins of the game at PGS More...
Peter Barnes (OP 1964) recalls life in the Combined Cadet Force sixty years ago More...
On the hundredth anniversary of the installation of electricity at PGS, we shed some light on school life, rapid change and "culture wars" at the scho… More...
The approaching 80th anniversary of D-Day prompted John Sweetman (OP 1953) to share his memories More...
Today, on the 125th anniversary of his death, we commemorate and celebrate the life of a man who is credited as having saved PGS from permanent closur… More...