Auckland Grammar School

Ang Auckland Grammar School usa ka publikong tulunghaan sa sekundarya sa Auckland, Nuzeland. Kini nagdalit sa mga tuig 9 ngadto sa 13. Ang tulunghaan may limitadong gidaghanon sa mga nagpuyo sa dormitoryo nga duol sa niini.

Auckland Grammar School

Motto	Per Angusta Ad Augusta Kabanggiitan gikan sa kalisdanan
Klase	Publiko, panlalaki, sekondarya (tuig 9-13), may dormitoryo
Tuig sa pagtukod	1868
Adres	87 Mountain Road, Epsom, Auckland, Nuzeland
Koordineyt	{{{coordinates}}}
Prinsipal	John Morris
School roll	2483
*Sosyo-ekonomikanghong decile* (10 ang taas)**	10
Numero sa institusyon sumala sa Ministro sa Edukasyon	54
Balayan	www.ags.school.nz

Ang Auckland Grammar School usa sa mga dagkong tulunghaan sa Nuzeland.

Kasaysayan

Ang tulunghaan gimugna ubos sa kamandoan sa Auckland Grammar Appropriation Act 1868, apan ang tsarter niini gihatag sa Trust Deed ni Gobernador Sir George Grey's sa tuig 1850.^[1]

Mga igsoong tulunghaan

Taisei Junior and Senior High School
Epsom Girls' Grammar

Mga notadong alumnay

Kining maong seksiyon angayang ihubad ngadto sa Binisaya.

Sir Thomas Bavin (1874–1941), 24th Premier of New South Wales
Hamish Carter (1971–), 2004 Summer Olympic gold medal (triathlon)
Jeff Crowe (1958–), cricketer and ICC referee
Martin Crowe (1962–), cricketer
Russell Crowe (1964–), actor
Sir Roger Douglas (1937–), former Finance Minister
Sir Raymond Firth (1901–2002), social anthropologist
Grant Fox (1962–), former All Black captain
Charles Goldie (1870–1947), artist
Sir Doug Graham (1942–), former Justice Minister
Air Marshal Sir Kenneth Hayr (1935–2001), former UK Deputy Chief of the Defence Staff
Graham Henry (1946–), All Black coach
Sir Edmund Hillary (1919–), explorer and mountain climber. First man on Mount Everest at 1953-05-29
Doug Howlett (1978–), international rugby union player
Prof Vaughan Jones (1952–), Fields Medal winner
Sir Hugh Kawharu (1927–2006), Māori scholar
Sir Kenneth Keith (1937–), Judge on the International Court of Justice
Sir George Laking, (1912–), diplomat and Chief Ombudsman
Sir Leslie Munro (1901–1974), former President of the General Assembly of the United Nations
Sir Wilson Whineray (1935–), former All Black captain and prominent businessman.

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