Year 9 Receive Commemorative Coin

May 19, 2022

Today saw the traditional visit from the Master of our Livery Company. Their visit included a ceremony, in the School chapel, where all pupils in Year 9 received a very special commemorative coin.

Livery companies or guilds have been part of the social and commercial fabric of Europe since medieval times. Originally founded to protect the interests of various trades and their practitioners. Livery companies in the City of London now flourish as charitable patrons, promoters of industry and guardians of heritage and tradition, as well as performing an important role in the governance of the City.

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