Fourteenth century records show that an early predecessor of the Praedinius Gymnasium, the Schole tho Sunte Meerten, was situated at the current location of the Provinciehuis (Province Hall). Gradually, the school grew and attracted students from the Netherlands and abroad, and the name was changed to Latijnse school (Latin school). In 1595, when Ubbo Emmius was rector, the school moved to the old Minderbroederklooster. Later, in 1847, the Latijnse school became a gymnasium, and the name was changed to Stedelijk Gymnasium. Fourteen years later, the school moved to a new building, at the location of the current Harmonie. In 1865, the location was changed to the Martinikerkhof. On 1 September 1882, the school moved for the last time, to a new building at the Turfsingel. In 1947, on the school's first centenary, the school was named after rector Regnerus Praedinius, and the name became Praedinius Gymnasium. In 1999, due to a lack of space, a second building, the old industrial school, was added to the Praedinius.
praedinius, gymnasium, gymnasium, groningen, netherlands, dates, back, fourteenth, century, larger, comprehensive, gymnasia, groningen, other, being, willem, lodewijk, gymnasium, main, building, 2010, built, 1880, designed, dutch, architect, beusekom, 1825, 18. Praedinius Gymnasium is a gymnasium in Groningen the Netherlands It dates back to the fourteenth century and is the larger of two non comprehensive gymnasia in Groningen the other being Willem Lodewijk Gymnasium The main building of the Praedinius Gymnasium in 2010 It was built in 1880 82 and designed by the Dutch architect J G van Beusekom 1825 1881 Dutch Rijksmonument 486483 Contents 1 History 2 Famous Alumni 1 circular reference 3 See also 4 References 5 External linksHistory editFourteenth century records show that an early predecessor of the Praedinius Gymnasium the Schole tho Sunte Meerten was situated at the current location of the Provinciehuis Province Hall Gradually the school grew and attracted students from the Netherlands and abroad and the name was changed to Latijnse school Latin school In 1595 when Ubbo Emmius was rector the school moved to the old Minderbroederklooster Later in 1847 the Latijnse school became a gymnasium and the name was changed to Stedelijk Gymnasium Fourteen years later the school moved to a new building at the location of the current Harmonie In 1865 the location was changed to the Martinikerkhof On 1 September 1882 the school moved for the last time to a new building at the Turfsingel In 1947 on the school s first centenary the school was named after rector Regnerus Praedinius and the name became Praedinius Gymnasium In 1999 due to a lack of space a second building the old industrial school was added to the Praedinius Famous Alumni 1 circular reference editThijs Berman 1957 Eelco Bosch van Rosenthal 1976 Naomi Ellemers 1963 Johan Adriaan Feith 1858 1913 Seth Gaaikema 1939 2014 Johan Huizinga 1872 1945 Henk Koning 1933 2016 Ruud Koning 1966 Bert Luttjeboer 1960 1995 Reneke de Marees van Swinderen 1860 1955 Christine Mohrmann 1903 1988 Jan Samuel Niehoff 1923 2014 Henk van Os 1938 Nico Rost 1896 1967 Martijn van Sonderen 1984 Janka Stoker 1970 Rene Veenstra 1969 Elske ter Veld 1944 2017 Hendrik de Waard 1922 2008 Bert Wagenaar van Kreveld 1968 Rob Wijnberg 1982 Thijs de Vlieger 1982 See also editEducation in the NetherlandsReferences edit Praedinius Gymnasium Retrieved 24 October 2019 External links editThe school website 53 13 16 N 6 34 18 E 53 2211 N 6 5716 E 53 2211 6 5716 Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Praedinius Gymnasium amp oldid 1152286257, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
