Bootham School - CaLiGraph

Property	Value
rdf:type	owl:NamedIndividual Friends school Independent school in England Member school of the Headmasters' and Headmistresses' Conference Educational institution established in 1823 Boarding school in the United Kingdom Quaker school in England Boarding school in North Yorkshire Independent school in York 1823 establishment in England
rdfs:label	Bootham School
owl:sameAs	dbr:Bootham_School
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skos:prefLabel	Bootham School
skos:altLabel	Bootham Friend's School
clgo:address	Bootham
clgo:affiliation	Headmasters' and Headmistresses' Conference
clgo:city	York
clgo:county	North Yorkshire
clgo:foundingDate	1823-01-06
clgo:foundingYear	1823
clgo:lowerAge	3
clgo:motto	(We are members of a greater body) Membra sumus corporis magni
clgo:numberOfStudents	605
clgo:postalCode	YO30 7BU
clgo:religion	Quakers
clgo:type	Independent school (United Kingdom) Boarding school
clgo:upperAge	19
is owl:hasValue of	Restriction onProperty=education hasValue=Bootham School
is clgo:almaMater of	Lewis Fry Richardson
is clgo:education of	Michael Rowntree Brian Rix Edward Grubb (Quaker) Pit Corder Francis Wall Oliver Woodville Gray John Armitage (architect) Alfred Joseph Clark Arnold Rowntree George Pepler John Gilbert Baker George Clark (historian) Michael Graham (scientist) Chris Barber (philanthropist) Geoffrey Barraclough Gurney Pease David Waller Francis Thompson (historian) Edmund Harvey (social reformer) Edward Brockbank Godfrey Baseley Seebohm Rowntree Lawrence Rowntree Robert Goodwill Sir Joseph Pease, 1st Baronet Peter Openshaw (immunologist) George Newman (physician) Victor Watson Christopher Dow Lewis Fry Richardson Silvanus P. Thompson W. Brian Harland W. F. Harvey Egbert Coleby Morland Horace Alexander John Thoday Geoffrey Nuttall Gurney Braithwaite Charles Hesterman Merz Michael Rutter Richard Fell Ioan Bowen Rees Benjamin Francis Leftwich Jeremy Heywood Ernest Procter John Kay (journalist, born 1943) R. B. Braithwaite John Basil Hume George Mosse Peter Murray-Rust John Wilhelm Rowntree William Pumphrey James Watson Corder Maurice Cooper Trevelyan Thomson James Backhouse (botanist, 1825–1890) Alec Clegg Joseph Rowntree (philanthropist) Wilfred Backhouse Alexander Charly Wegelius Christopher James Alexander Frank Thistlethwaite Joseph Hutchinson Edmund Happold Stuart Rose Joshua Rowntree William Dent Priestman Gilbert Smithson Adair Geoffrey Appleyard Hilary Douglas Clark Pepler Philip Noel-Baker Michael Barber (educationist) John Todhunter Jonathan Tennyson (physicist) A. J. P. Taylor Arnold Ashley Miles John Bright David Jeaffreson James Backhouse Walker Christopher Polge Richard Eric Holttum Albert Alexander Gray Michael Ruse Frederic Seebohm (historian) James Kent (director) Thomas Mason (New Zealand politician) Tom Harris (botanist) Liv Garfield Leonard Miall

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