Jack William Jones born 1900: Education & Schooling I can vaguely remember my schooling. Schooling? A joke! A joke in bad taste might be a better description [1] Jack was …
Allen Hammond (b.1894): Education & Schooling Allen’s descriptions of his school are very complementary, without hesitation, he states: “It was a very nice school, a very nice school …
Winifred Relph (B.1912): Education and Schooling In the mid-19th century, only half the population of England were able to sign the marriage register but, by the early 20th …
Henrietta Burkin (born 1904): Education and Schooling “I always got on well with my teachers, although I was so dumb” (1.21) The 20th century introduced a variety …
Frederick Charles Wynne: Education and Schooling “Church Street School was always, it seemed to me, either cold and damp or dry and hot, never anything in between. The …
Annie Ford (1920 Onwards): Education and Schooling Annie’s first recollection of schooling was at Willet Street Nursery, she describes this as a happy and content time in her life. …
Bessie Wallis (b. 1904): Education and Schooling Bessie lived in an area that valued strength over intellect. You didn’t need to pass the curriculum to work in the mines, …
Charles William Esam-Carter: Introductory Blog Post Charles William Esam-Carter was born in Thornton Heath, Surrey in 1899 and was the oldest of two children. The family did not …
Claude Robinson (b.1898) – Education and Schooling Part 1 ‘The school had an appearance of freshness and tidiness, everything seemed quiet and under control’ (pg.1) – Robinson, C. (1982) These We …
