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Video footage of the Duke of Portland opening the new extension of Worksop College in 1931 which took three years to complete and cost £40,000 at the … More...
Read about some of the first class players that have been masters at Worksop College over the years - including two British Lions and three England pl… More...
Apart from the buildings and the land which makes up the glorious site of Worksop College, the Chapel Organ could be argued to be its greatest asset. More...
Since 1895, Worksop has produced its fair share of speedsters and even a AAA junior champion. More...
An interesting story about how the Worksop College crest came into existence, from the Cuthbertian magazine, 1919. More...
Phil Sharpe (Shirley 1949-1955) was a schoolboy phenomenon in the 1950s, scoring runs like no one ever had before. He later played first class cricket… More...
The Dorm Run was first held in 1897 and is still going strong today. Here we take a brief look at some of the winners and record holders over the year… More...
A collection of some early photos of the College. More...
Peter (Hoagy) Carmichael was a very interesting character! A fine sportsman at Worksop, he later found fame in the Royal Navy as a pilot of distinctio… More...
Photographs of the day to day life of the College in the early days are very rare - here we have a rare example. More...
An early Cuthbert's College found on eBay and a bit of research into the author. More...
A tribute to "Bean", whom taught at Worksop college between 1934-1974. More...
A bit of background into a sterling silver College Sports medal awarded to H.J Henshall in 1926, purchased via eBay. More...
The Duke of Portland opens the last of the buildings to finally complete the "quad" in 1931. More...
Had it not been for the outbreak of World War II, Worksop College would likely have had two members of the England XV in the 1940s. More...
Nim Hall (Shirley 1935-1943) - one of England's greatest goal kickers. More...