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ARLT Summer Schools - history

Summer Schools since 1931

The history of ARLT is to some extent the story of its Summer Schools. Beginning with the 1931 Summer School, people have kept photos of most years' Schools. There are two gaps in the early 1930s, and there were no Summer Schools during the Second World War, but otherwise the albums give a good continuous record.

Those interested in our founder, Dr Rouse, will enjoy seeing him in the earlier years. All available photos have been put on line for these early years. For many of the more recent Summer Schools we have a large number of photos, but in order to respect the privacy of individuals only the group photo is put on line. The original albums can always be inspected at any Summer School.

I hope to add the published reports on individual Summer Schools as I can lay my hand on them. When the album included the text of the Oratio (the Latin speech traditionally delivered by the director on the last evening) or of a specially composed song, that has been included.

Enjoy.

1933 Chichester
1934 Darlington
1935 Salisbury
1936 Lincoln
1937 Exeter
1938 Edinburgh
1939 Bishops Stortford - cancelled
1945 Exeter
1946 Hitchin
1947 Yeaton Peverey, Shrewsbury
1948 Reading, Rose Hill
1949 Cambridge, The Leys
1950 Oxford
1951 Shrewsbury
1952 Cambridge, The Leys
1953 Horsham
1954 Yeaton Peverey, Shrewsbury
1955 Durham, Hatfield College
1956 (Cambridge, The Leys - cancelled)
1957 Oxford, Headington
1958 Bristol
1959 Keele
1960 Yeaton Peverey, Shrewsbury
1961 Bristol
1962 Cardiff
1963 Loughborough
1964 York
1965 Canterbury
1966 Keele
1967 Cheltenham
1968 Durham
1969 Canterbury
1970 Shrewsbury
1971 Chichester
1972 Lancaster
1973 Twickenham
1974 Lincoln
1975 Matlock
1976 Durham - Trevelyan College
1977 Lancaster
1978 Chichester
1979 Worcester
1980 York
1981 Winchester
1982 Canterbury
1983 Chester
1984 Chichester
1985 Durham
1986 Cheltenham
1987 York
1988 Exeter
1989 Nottingham, Nightingale Hall
1990 Glasgow
1991 Cardiff
1992 Canterbury
1993 Exeter
1994 Nottingham
1995 Ambleside
1996 Hook
1997 Chester
1998 York
1999 Canterbury
2000 Plymouth
2001 Cheltenham
2002 Repton
2003 Lord Wandsworth College
2004 Sedbergh
2005 Royal Holloway College
2006 St John's College, Durham
2007 Corpus Christi College, Cambridge
2008 Uppingham School