St Mary's College, Southampton

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Established 1922 Executive Head Mrs Dee Owen DfE URN 116567 Tables Phone +44 23 8067 1267 Number of students 261		Type Independent day DfE number 852/6003 Address Southampton SO18 4EY, UK Founded 1922 Local authority Southampton
Location 57 Midanbury Lane Bitterne Park Southampton Hampshire SO18 4DJ England Motto Semper Paratus; (Always Prepared) Similar St Mary's C of E Primary S, Southam Football Club, Saint Mary's Church, St Mary's Church, St Marys Leisure Centre

St Mary's College, Southampton is an independent day school for boys and girls in Southampton, Hampshire, England.

The school was founded in 1922 as a Roman Catholic independent school for boys. In 1992 the junior department started taking girls and in 2000 the senior department was opened to girls, approximately 25% of the pupils are now girls and the school also includes Charlton House Preparatory School and Charlton Nursery. The schools mission is to 'seek to foster the growth of the whole person within a Mennaisian community'. Former pupils are known as Old Simmarians.

Notable former pupils

Robert Chote, Chairman of the Office of Budget Responsibility

Patrick Garland, theatre and film director

Nick Holmes, former Southampton footballer

Philip Hoare, author

Prof. Anthony R. Dickinson, Professor of Neuropharmacology, UCL

Andrew Surman, former Southampton and current Norwich City footballer

Roy "The Boy" Brindley, poker player, TV commentator, author

References

St Mary's College, Southampton Wikipedia

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