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The [[Humanist Grammarian School]] in [[Beaufort]], providing a selection and merit based education for the children of [[Federal Humanist Party]] (FHP) regional sector cadre members, was licenced by the Region of [[North Lyrica]] in {{AN|1721}}. Although fee paying, the cost of enrolling an eligible child was subsidised by bursaries arranged through the [[Humanist Vanguard]] and the Central Secretariat of the FHP. | The [[Humanist Grammarian School]] in [[Beaufort]], providing a selection and merit based education for the children of [[Federal Humanist Party]] (FHP) regional sector cadre members, was licenced by the Region of [[North Lyrica]] in {{AN|1721}}. Although fee paying, the cost of enrolling an eligible child was subsidised by bursaries arranged through the [[Humanist Vanguard]] and the Central Secretariat of the FHP. | ||
==See also== | |||
*[[Humanist Institutes]] | |||
[[Category:North Lyrica]][[category: Schools]] | [[Category:North Lyrica]][[category: Schools]] | ||
Latest revision as of 10:50, 24 December 2025
The Humanist Grammarian School in Beaufort, providing a selection and merit based education for the children of Federal Humanist Party (FHP) regional sector cadre members, was licenced by the Region of North Lyrica in 1721 AN. Although fee paying, the cost of enrolling an eligible child was subsidised by bursaries arranged through the Humanist Vanguard and the Central Secretariat of the FHP.
