The Harvey Grammar School

The Harvey Grammar School is located in Folkestone, Kent, England. It is a community grammar school founded by Sir Eliab Harvey in 1674.

Read more about The Harvey Grammar School:  Admissions, History, Leadership and Structure, The School, Academic Record, Specialist Status, Community Involvement, Extra-curricular Activities, The School's Secret War Contribution At Station X, Buildings, Notable Former Pupils

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