| BOARDINGSCHOOL | Getting on with swimming group in Eton or Harrow, for instance (8,6) |
| SCHOOL | Child's hidden in toilets, upset with swimming group |
| BREAKNEWGROUND | Harrow for the first time to be innovative (5,3,6) |
| COED | Unlike Eton or Harrow, e.g. (2-2) |
| SCH | Eton or Harrow (abbr.) |
| PUBLIC | ___ school such as Eton or Harrow (6) |
| PREP | ___ school (place like Eton or Harrow) |
| BEAK | Word at Eton and Harrow for a schoolmaster; a rostrum shaped according to the diet of the bird to which it belongs; or, a projection at the prow of an ancient galley (4) |
| SCHOOLBUS | Swimming group turned aquatic vehicle into something for children to ride on |
| PEPPERBOX | A pot for "poivre"; a building, tower, turret etc resembling this; or, as one word, an old gun with revolving barrels, or a buttress projecting from the left-hand wall in Eton fives (6,3) |
| RIVAL | Eton to Harrow, for example |
| OLDSCHOOL | Traditional in Harrow, for example |
| SCHOOLBOY | Pupil in swimming group joining club to play, ultimately |
| SCHOOLFELLOW | Classmate that's in the same swimming group (12) |
| CHA | About to welcome head of Harrow for tea (3) |
| FIVES | Handball game such as Eton ..... or Rugby ..... (5) |
| ACCUSATION | Charge a catholic copper with swimming in oats (10) |
| ARMBANDS | A marine's outside group with swimming equipment (8) |
| ABOLISHING | Doing away with swimming in big shoal (10) |
| TOGS | Both sides in townhall meetings with swimming outfit (4) |
