Eton

Pop, more properly known as The Eton society and reserved for elite prefects, has been known to include the most charming and popular students.

If you are in Windsor this Royal wedding season, explore Eton, a town just across the bridge.

The origins of the 4th of June date back to the late part of the 18th Century to celebrate the birthday of George III, one of the School's greatest patrons.

Did you know that when the Field Colours were first created in the Michaelmas Half of 1860, they were meant as a joke? Philip Norman, a member of the 1859 side recounted this story in the Eton Chronicle of March 1923.

How the Eton Blue colour was arrived at is a matter of conjecture and myth with several stories in circulation. 

It seems quite remarkable today, given the inseparable link between Eton and tails, that there was a time comparatively recently, that things were far more relaxed and Etonians were encouraged to dress in a style and manner of their own taste.

Ever wondered about the difference between a Dame and Tutor? Read on the discover the fascinating history.