The Royal School Armagh

The Royal School Armagh

The Royal School Armagh is one of the oldest schools in the city of Armagh, Northern Ireland. Established in 1608, it is the only surviving school from the 17th century in the city. It is one of the leading grammar schools in the area and has a long tradition of academic excellence.

History

The Royal School Armagh was founded in 1608 by James I, the King of England and Scotland. It was originally called the Free School of Armagh and was set up to provide free education to the children of the city. Over the years, the school has grown and developed and is now one of the leading grammar schools in the area.

Academics

The Royal School Armagh offers a wide range of academic courses, from GCSEs to A-Levels. The school also offers a range of extra-curricular activities, including sports, music and drama. The school has an excellent reputation for academic achievement and its pupils often go on to study at some of the top universities in the country.

Facilities

The Royal School Armagh has a range of modern facilities, including a library, computer suites and science laboratories. The school also has a sports hall and playing fields, as well as a range of outdoor activities.

Location

The Royal School Armagh is located on College Hill in the city of Armagh. It is easily accessible by car and public transport.

Contact Details

The Royal School Armagh can be contacted by phone on +44 28 3752 2807 or by email at [email protected]. For more information, visit the school’s website at http://royalschool.com.

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