Makarantar Kwalejin Caulfield

Makarantar Grammar Caulfield makaranta ce mai zaman kanta, mai ilimi tare, ta Anglican, da kuma ta International Baccalaureate, wacce ke a Melbourne, Victoria, Ostiraliya. An kafa Caulfield Grammar a shekarar 1881 a matsayin makarantar maza, ta fara ɗaukar 'yan mata daidai bayan shekaru ɗari. Makarantar ta haɗu da Makarantar Grammar ta Malvern Memorial (MMGS) a shekarar 1961, inda harabar MMGS ta zama harabar Malvern. Caulfield Grammar tana da harabar jami'o'i na kwana uku a Victoria, Caulfield (Shekaru 7-12), Wheelers Hill (Shekaru 12-K), da Malvern House (Shekaru 6-K). Tana da harabar ilimi a waje a Yarra Junction, da kuma cibiyar ɗalibai a Nanjing, China inda ake gudanar da shirin ƙasa da ƙasa na Shekara ta 9. Caulfield Grammar ita ce makaranta ta biyu mafi girma a Victoria, wacce a halin yanzu take kula da ɗalibai 3,315. Tarihi Tushen da shekarun farko Joseph Henry Davies, wanda ya yi aiki a matsayin mai wa'azi a kudancin Indiya, ya sayi wurin makarantar — yana kusa da tashar jirgin ƙasa ta Elsternwick, kuma ƙaramin shagon sayar da kayan sawa ne — akan £ 25 a ranar 16 ga Afrilu kuma ya ɗauki 'yar'uwarsa da 'yan'uwansa biyu aiki a matsayin malamai. Manufar Davies ita ce "Makarantar ta zama cikakkiyar Kirista" wadda ke son yin "hidima ta Kirista". Duk da cewa makarantar tana Elsternwick, ana tsammanin an sanya mata suna Makarantar Grammar Caulfield saboda Caulfield ita ce yankin yankin - kuma iyakokin yankunan da ke kewayen birnin Melbourne ba a fayyace su sosai ko kuma an sanya musu suna daidai a lokacin ba - haka kuma, yana da mahimmanci cewa babban malamin cocin Anglican na St Mary da ke Caulfield ya ba Davies tallafi lokacin buɗe makarantar.[1] An kafa Makarantar Grammar Caulfield a ranar 25 ga Afrilu 1881, ta hannun Davies, tare da ɗalibai tara kacal. Manufar Davies ta farko ita ce fara azuzuwan a ranar Laraba, 20 ga Afrilu 1881; duk da haka, saboda yanayin da ba a taɓa bayyana shi a sarari ba, Davies ya dage buɗe makarantar, a minti na ƙarshe, har zuwa Litinin, 25 ga Afrilu 1881. Manazarta