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Initially Boys, later Mixed. Age. 2 to 13. Stubbington House School [1] was founded in 1841 as a boys' preparatory school, originally located in the Hampshire village of Stubbington, around 1 mile (1.6 km) from the Solent. Stubbington House School was known by the sobriquet "the cradle of the Navy". [2]
- 1997
- William Foster
- 1841
- Preparatory school
Babington House Senior School is a co-educational day school where young people, between the ages of 11 and 18, receive a first-class education, achieve excellent results and enjoy coming to school. Overview. Admissions Curriculum Co-Curricular. Sixth Form. CO-ED AGED 16 - 18.
A Memory of Stubbington. I was a boarder at Stubbington House School from 1954 to 1956. My father was a Naval officer, as were so many other fathers. I believe the school was sponsored by the Royal Navy, and I recall that a number of Victoria Crosses were awarded over the long history of the school, perhaps as many as eleven, to former ...
15 dic 2012 · A Memory of Stubbington. I never went to Stubbington House School, however, I have lived in Stubbington for 70 years. I loved the buildings and the daffodils on the front lawn, the walled kitchen garden on the corner of Bells Lane; the school was almost self sufficient with a dairy and kitchen garden surrounded by high walls in Bells Lane.
28 ago 2019 · This category contains men who studied at Stubbington House School – a private preparatory school for boys wishing to apply for entrance to the Royal Navy through competitive examinations for the training ship H.M.S. Britannia. The school was founded in 1841 in Fareham by Reverend William Foster.
Stubbington House, an attractive Queen Anne building which sat in the position now occupied by the tennis courts, was demolished in 1967. Two of the buildings associated with the school are still in use - the assembly hall is used by the scouts and the Community Centre incorporates a classroom block.
26 feb 2011 · Stubbington At Ascot. A Memory of Stubbington. I went to Stubbington House School, joining in the term that it moved to Ascot in Berkshire. It merged with Boxgrove School from Guildford and was run by two headteachers, Renton and 'Arthur' Moore.
