Image source, Christ's Hospital Image caption, Today Christ's Hospital says its uniform is the oldest still in existence - and 95% of modern pupils support its continuance ...

Image source, Christ's Hospital Image caption, Today Christ's Hospital says its uniform is the oldest still in existence - and 95% of modern pupils support its continuance ...

Christ's Hospital students wear the same uniform that was introduced when it was founded in 1522 The suit, which had to be worn by boys under 5ft 4in (1.6m) tall, comprised a dark jacket, grey ...

Christ's Hospital introduced a uniform in Tudor times. The only choice students have is their shoes and since 1987 the majority have opted for Dr Martens according to the school's website, external.

Christ’s Hospital School is inviting bursary applications for September 2022 entry from current Year 5 pupils. ... Pupils still wear the same uniform at Christ's Hospital that was worn 460 years ...

Christ's Hospital was founded in 1552 by Edward VI as a place to provide shelter and education to children from the streets of London. The first of the 380 names on the original register include ...

Christ’s Hospital is well known for its yellow socks and Tudor uniform, but this is a school where tradition and transformation are woven inextricably together.

Christ’s Hospital is well known for its yellow socks and Tudor uniform, but this is a school where tradition and transformation are woven inextricably together.

Christ's Hospital was founded in London in 1552 and moved to Sussex in 1902. It has a rich history which is evident in many facets of school life. The most obvious is the Tudor uniform which is worn ...

The exhibition at Christ’s Hospital opens on November 22 with an ‘In Conversation’ session with Martin Parr (01403-247472; [email protected]). It runs until December 5, by ...