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1. photoarchive.merton.gov.uk › collections › educationGlastonbury School, Morden : 21st anniversary celebrations

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   Buy a copy. For prints: Contact Merton Heritage Service. Tel.020 8545 3239 Email: A birthday with a difference. Staff and pupils find a tasty way to celebrate the 21st anniversary of Glastonbury Road School, Morden in 1954. Cutting the cake is Miss Allen, the first Headmistress.

2. www.facebook.com › groups › 577714322424195Glastonbury High School for boys, Morden, Surrey friends

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   Only members can see who's in the group and what they post. Visible. Anyone can find this group. History

3. www.facebook.com › Glastonbury-High-School-ForGlastonbury High School For Boys, Morden, Surrey, UK - Facebook

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   Jul 30, 2012 · Glastonbury High School For Boys, Morden, Surrey, UK is a Facebook page for former students and staff of the school. It is a place to share memories, photos, news and events. Join the page and reconnect with your old classmates and teachers.

4. www.heliermemories.org.uk › page_id__174The schools were numbered | St. Helier Schools | School life ...

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   I went to Glastonbury Road School in the early 1960's. It was a school for boys at that time, after the building of Sutton Common Road School which became the school for girls. When Glastonbury closed some time later, Sutton Common became mixed. Mr Twilley was headmaster during my time at Glastonbury.

5. www.facebook.com › groups › 42027057279Glastonbury High school For Boys class of 83 - Facebook

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   Public group. ·. 36 members. Join group. Glastonbury High school For Boys class of 83 For all the sad fuckers who went to this hole and left in 1983 i might except 1982 and 1984 but on with...

6. heliermemories.org.uk › page_id__217An Inspector's Report 1940 | Glastonbury School | Places ...

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   An Inspectors Report dated May 11th 1940 shows that what was once Central Girls School No 6 was now named Glastonbury Central Girls. This consisted of around 340 girls in ten classes with thirteen assistant teachers two of whom took Domestic subjects. The first year which was divided into three classes took a General course used to assess the ...

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   Was Glastonbury High School a mixed school?

   • It was a school for boys at that time, after the building of Sutton Common Road School which became the school for girls. When Glastonbury closed some time later, Sutton Common became mixed. Mr Twilley was headmaster during my time at Glastonbury. I went to Glastonbury High School from 1979 to 1984. The headmaster was Mr Ayliffe.

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   When did you go to Glastonbury Road School?

   • I went to Glastonbury Road School in the early 1960's. It was a school for boys at that time, after the building of Sutton Common Road School which became the school for girls. When Glastonbury closed some time later, Sutton Common became mixed. Mr Twilley was headmaster during my time at Glastonbury.

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   What happened to Glastonbury secondary school in 1948?

   • In 1948 we moved from Titchfield to Garendon Road and I changed school to Glastonbury Secondary, the boys head teacher being Mr Trim. This was a shared school being divided by locked doors in both the lower and upper corridors, the girls were thus separated from the boys.

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   When did Glastonbury become a 'senior school'?

   • Born 1932 in Garendon Road, I began my journey 1937 through all the Glastonbury schools: Infants Mixed (Hexham Road), Junior Mixed (Hartland Road). Then Central Boys' and Central Girls' (seperated!) in Glastonbury Road. The "Central School" title was dropped and we became "Senior Schools".

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   What was Glastonbury Central Girls School?

   • An Inspectors Report dated May 11th 1940 shows that what was once Central Girls School No 6 was now named Glastonbury Central Girls. This consisted of around 340 girls in ten classes with thirteen assistant teachers two of whom took Domestic subjects.

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   Who was the head teacher of Glastonbury primary school?

   • I recall Mrs McClaren and Mr Smallman who may have been head of the Primary school. In 1948 we moved from Titchfield to Garendon Road and I changed school to Glastonbury Secondary, the boys head teacher being Mr Trim.

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8. photoarchive.merton.gov.uk › glastonburyrdCelebrating Glastonbury Road School - London Borough of Merton

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   No 1 School, opened in 1930. Later named “The Willows,” it held a girls’ school, plus junior and mixed infants’ departments. Built in 1933, No. 6 school was eventually renamed Glastonbury Road School. The school was originally for boys and mixed infants but the site later housed a Central Girls' School.