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- Ecclesfield School opened as "Ecclesfield Grammar School" in 1931. Its foundation was largely due to the efforts of Lady Mabel Smith, a Labour councillor on the West Riding County Council, and daughter of Earl Fitzwilliam. Lady Mabel was Chairman of the School Governors from 1931 to her death in 1951.
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Ecclesfield School opened as "Ecclesfield Grammar School" in 1931. Its foundation was largely due to the efforts of Lady Mabel Smith , a Labour councillor on the West Riding County Council, and daughter of Earl Fitzwilliam .
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The Senior School is on Rutland Park, consisting of the sports hall, 'old gym', School House, Ash Grove, Moor Lodge and Main School. Both sites share the sports facilities and canteen. The school has around 1,000 pupils aged four to eighteen. As of 2009, the school has examination pass rates of over 99% at A-level, AS level and GCSE.
Ecclesfield Grammar School was officially opened on 28 September 1931 by Lady Mabel Smith of Barnes Hall. It cost £33,000 and could accommodate 470 pupils. Seen here are members of the academic staff in 1960. In the middle of the front row is Mr Arnold Jennings the second headmaster.
Jul 16, 2006 · Sheffield History & Expats. This is a link to a photo of my first form class at Ecco Grammar which would have been 1962 by my reckoning. (Miss Norfolk was the form teacher). I am the handsome young chap marked with a square.
- This is a link to a photo of my first form class at Ecco Grammar which would have been 1962 by my reckoning. (Miss Norfolk was the form teacher). I...
- This shoud be a bigger image........ http://img148.imageshack.us/img148/7017/eccogrammarbr4.jpg
- I recognise a lot of these faces, and am now racking my brains trying to remember their names. My name is Joy Lewis and I was in the same year, but...
- Hi Joy, The back row is: John Pashley, me, Richard Mason, Jan Pietnik (my best mate at school), John Platts, Gordon Lake, Michael Plant, John Mayor...
- Thought of some more names. Middle row second from left (I'm counting the first left as the half person!) is Janet Parkin. You're right about Andre...
- I remember all the names (I have quite a good long term memory but cannot remember where I put my glasses) I guess Keith Howard would have been in...
- Pardon me for interrupting this thread but I taught at the school - on supply -around 1990 and found the Head of Science a 'kindred spirit'. I seem...
- A lot of these names sound familiar. Have you all seen this place http://www.esvc.freeserve.co.uk/ and this http://members.lycos.co.uk/esvc/classro...
- No probs, but I left Ecclesfield around 1967/8, only remenber Pam Smith as a science teacher, rather tasty.
- I still seek an answer to my original question but I find the site fascinating and am scrutinising most of the photographs for people I know/knew....
Jul 16, 2006 · There used to be a strange custom at Ecclesfield Grammar School - around Christmas time I think, when the pupils would run through the school in boy-girl pairs holding hands. For some reason it was called the 'Tea Trot'
Apr 10, 2023 · The 1961 sixth form at Abbeydale Girls' Grammar School with Miss Williams, Dr Green (Headmistress) and Miss Lucas Photo: Sheffield Newspapers
