A School in Arms

Discover the profound history of Uppingham School during World War I in Timothy Halstead’s compelling narrative, A School in Arms. Published in 2018, this meticulously researched book spans 312 pages and sheds light on the experiences of over 2,300 'Old Boys' who served in the Great War. Drawing extensively from the school's archives, as well as personal accounts and papers of these alumni, Halstead presents a comprehensive portrayal that goes beyond the tragic losses, exploring the full spectrum of involvement and bravery displayed by the school's community.

This unique insight into Uppingham's past not only complements Vera Brittain's renowned Testament of Youth but also enriches our understanding of the sacrifices and stories of those who contributed to the war effort. Ideal for history enthusiasts and alumni alike, A School in Arms invites readers to reflect on the legacy of those who served. Don’t miss the opportunity to delve into this essential account of courage and camaraderie during one of history's most tumultuous periods.