Cowbridge Grammar School

Cowbridge Grammar School, established in 1608, was a prominent educational institution in Wales until its closure in 1974. Founded by Sir John Stradling and later associated with Jesus College, Oxford, the school has a rich history, producing notable alumni such as actor Anthony Hopkins and poet Alun Lewis. The original school buildings, located in Church Street, have been transformed into residential accommodations, preserving the historical essence of the site. Visitors can explore the legacy of this Grade II* listed building, which reflects the educational heritage of Wales and its connection to significant historical figures.