The 432-year-old independent school is to close, following falling pupil numbers.
There have been protests against the governors' decision, and it's hoped the school will open in some form, in 2017.
As pupils at St Bees School, in West Cumbria, leave today, they know that the doors could be closing for good.
The school's governors announced it would be closing earlier on this year, because of falling pupil numbers.
A project team has been set up to analyse the options, and they say the school could re-open in 2017.
But it's been a difficult morning for many of the pupils there:
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