Browne House, Stamford

Browne House, Stamford

Browne House is a boarding house in Stamford School, Lincolnshire. Browne is a boarding house for fifth and sixth form boys. Browne is the only senior boarding house in Stamford School and is home to over 40 boys.

The boarding house is home to over 40 boys all taking GCSEs and A Levels. The House is named after Medieval cloth merchant William Browne who founded Browne's Hospital in Stamford and whose foundation re-endowed the school in 1874.

Members of Staff

Head of House

The Head of House is the senior boy in the boarding house. He is a member of the upper Sixth and is chosen by the House Master.


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