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The first reference to a special work area for senior boys, which were the forerunners of toyes, came as early as 1886. By the 1960s houses started to be converted so all boys were allocated a toye from the fourth form, only moving on when they were finally allocated a study. These remained at Cranleigh into the 1990s. The word toye originated at Winchester College although theirs was spelt without an ‘e’.
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