28th December 1826.  Rev John Browne.  Pupils included O'Brien snr, Fuller, McDonald, Donovan, Meade sen, Minchin, sen, Long, sen, Browne, Briscoe, Murphy, Bennett, White, Bernard, Sealy, Sen, Beamish, Beecher, Hornibrook, Jervois, Sullivan, Sweeny, Scott, Long, Falvey, McCarthy, Ormston, Ellard, Bennett, Wheeler, Lucas, Robinson, Penrose, Davies, Wren, Sealy, jun.

1st February, 1827.  Rev John Browne, AM, Principal.  'The system of Education, pursued includes selections from the Greek Plays, Demosthenes, Cicero etc and the science of the two first years after entrance.  The Classics & Sicences are taught by scholars of the College of distinguished merit & every other department is filled by Masters of approved talents.  The healthfulness of the situation, commodiousness of the houses, School Room, Play grounds will give unqualified satisfaction to the most anxious parent or guardian.  Terms. Boarders. 40 guineas and day 8 per year.  A few gentlemen who have already entered College and are desirous either to read for Premiums or to answer respectably to their Quarterly Examinations, can be accommodated with private apartments - Terms £100 per annum.

3rd April. 1827.  Letter to Cork Constitution
to the Rev. John Browne, Devonshire Square, Bandon
Sir
I beg leave in this public manner to return you my most SINCERE THANKS for the very great kindness and attention, that my son Robert, experiences from you and Mrs Browne, in the very severe fit of sickness which he has had lately at your school.
I am Sir, your very obliged humble Servant, Simon Davies, Rector of Macroom
March 30, 1827

6th November, 1828.  George Fuller, educated at Bandon School achieved the Premium in Classics at Trinity

6th August, 1829.  Rev Dr John Browne, AM, Master. School resumed on 3rd August.  Education comprises Hebrew, Greek, Latin, Italian, French, English Languages, Euclid, Logic, Algebra, History, Geography, Drawing, Dancing, Fencing.  'These obviously advantageous arrangements (unparalleled in most schools) are greatly enhanced by the beautiful situation of the School House, at a convenient distance from the town, an extensive play ground, spacious and well aired school room, racket court, and such other facilities for recreation and study as cannot be surpassed by any School in the United Kingdom.  Terms for Boards under 15 ... 40 guineas per year and for day Pupils ... 8 guineas per year.

21st December, 1833 Rev Dr John Browne - School Master and former Scholar of TCD.  Half yearly exams held in Euclid, Algebra, Hebrew, Greek, Latin, French, History, Geography, Arithmetic, English Grammar, Writing.  The following students participated.  Longfield, Mason, sen, Teulon, Meade, Stawell, Conner, Popham, sen, Carnegie, Scott, Somerville, Mason, jnr, Tresilian, jnr, Biggs, sen, Biggs, Jnr, Meade, Sealy, Cornwall, Rogers, sen, Bernard, Longfield, Kenney, Hawkes, Popham jnr, Ottley, Conner, Kingston, sen, Kingston, jnr, Caulfield, Baldwin, Hornibrook.

24th January, 1835.  Rev Dr Browne.  'The arrangements for health and comfort, dormitories and well ventilated school rooms, play ground, gymnasium, ball courts.  A new Dining Hall and a Private Study for Senior Pupils has just been added to the accommodations making the establishment as complete as anything of the kind can possibly be.

11th December, 1834.  Students taking Scripture exams.  Teulon, Meade, Senr, Somerville, Scott, Stawell, Carnegie, Snr, Conner, Popham, Kenney, Meade, jnr, Sealy, Long, Popham, Mackintosh, Wright, Longfield, jnr, Crooke, Caulfield, Ottley, Tyner, Ellis, Loane, Baldwin,, Kingston, Snr, Kingston, Jnr.

13th Dec, 1838.  The following students of the Bandon Endowed School obtained distinctions:
Mr George Longfield - A first Prize in Science
Mr Hewitt Robert Poole - A first Price in Science & in Classics
Mr James Gollock - A Prize in Science & in Classics  (He obtained 8 honors during the year, 3 in Science & 3 in Classics, one in Hebrew, one in Divinity)
Mr William Robert Conner - A Prize in Classics and Recommended in Science.
Hewitt Poole was the only student of any class who obtained Double First Honors at each Term Exam.  He also obtained the first Catechetical Premium of the year.

19th Nov, 1839  The following students of the Bandon School obtained distinctions at Trinity College: 
Mr George Longfield - A Senior Moderatorship in Mathematics & Physics & a Gold Medal
Mr Hewitt Poole.  A First Honor in Science & Second in Classics
Mr James Gollock.  A second Honor in Science & a Second in Classics.26th May, 1841

14th January, 1841.  Trinity Term distinctions.
Mr George Longfield - Hebrew premium
Mr Hewitt Poole - First honor in Science
Mr Becher Fleming - Second honor in Science
Mr Richard William Meade - Catechetical premium
Mr J. Ruthledge - 2nd place of 113 last October entrance.

1st September, 1842.  Rev Dr Browne, late head master of the Bandon Endowed School has been promoted to the head mastership of the Kilkenny College.

2nd July, 1844.  Bandon School.  Head Master.  Stephen Browne.

14th January, 1848.  University honors for the following pupils
Mr John England.  Three first Honors in Science & 2nd Honor in Logics
Mr William Heazle.  A First & Second Class Honor in Classics & Second Honor in Science
Mr Ferdinand C. Spillar.  A Second Honor in Science
Mr Bartholomew Ring.  A Second Honor in Classics

6th January, 1853.  Stephen Browne, LLD, ex Scholar TCD.  Pupils obtained university distinctions
Mr Edward Townsend - First Moderatorship & Gold Medal in Mathematics & Physics
Mr William Norwood - First Honor in Mathematics
Mr John Lloyd - Engineering Diploma
Mr William Belcher - Selected for re-examination for first place at July entrance
Mr Thomas P. Edwards - Selected for re-examination for first place at October entrance
Mr Graves Lombard & Mr Richard LLoyd passed their examinations at the Military College of Sandhurst & obtained their Commission in the army.

17th January, 1857.  Stephen Browne, LLD, ex Scholar TCD. 'The pupils of this school are prepared for the universities, the Queen's Mlitary and Naval Colleges, Engineering and Commercial Professions etc.  They are taught Greek, Latin, Hebrew, French & German Languages, mathematics, Plane and Analytic Geometry, Algebra, Trigonometry, Arithmetic, Book keeping, Globes, Surveying, History, English in all its branches.
Dr Browne receives a limited number of Boarders under the age of 15 years who are educated with his own ons and treated in every respect as members of his family.  He devotes his whole time to the improvement of his pupils.  Several hold Civil Appointments in India and have distinguished themselves in Woolwich and Sandhurst.