Here it is on our right.

Facing the school is a statue of Lord Nelson, who was at school here about 1768-70.

Borrow was at school here 1816-18.] Yet the only real influence that Borrow carried away from the Grammar School was concerned with foreign languages.

He did take to the French master and exiled priest, Thomas d'Eterville, a native of Caen, who had emigrated to Norwich in 1793.

D'Eterville taught French, Italian, and apparently, to Borrow, a little Spanish; and Borrow, with his wonderful memory, must have been his favourite pupil.