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Established in 1862, Haileybury began its life on the quadrangle of the former East India College, which had closed in 1858. Today it is a fully co-educational school with intake split 50:50 between boys and girls.

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Random Recollections of Haileybury by RL Ashcroft

Store/Haileybury Books and Prints

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This diminutive publication is a period delight, published (as the author asserts) "as a result of an insistent demand from many Old Haileyburians".

The result is a time capsule of life at Haileybury in the 1950s and, in particular, a casual reflection on a British society which today is largely unrecognisable:

At that moment the lodge bell rang for the end of the lesson, and I said "I must hurry off into school now; and many thanks to you all for all you've told me. I'll come again next Summer. 2nd June, I'll not forget. Till then, good-bye"
"Good-bye - and good luck!" - said the Lightning Oak

A quite charming little book which almost brings a tear to the eye for all that we have lost.

Note: Only a very small quantity of these books now remain. They are printed in hardback with dust jacket.

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Random Recollections of Haileybury by RL Ashcroft

Random Recollections of Haileybury by RL Ashcroft

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