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Sep 2, 2017 · The school’s main building was a Victorian construction, complete with period desks and wood-panelled corridors. During the 1960’s a modern extension to the school was added, an annexe out of keeping with the school’s existing architecture. Kate attended St. Joseph’s from 1969 to 1976, between both buildings.
- Amahl And The Night Visitors
Kate Bush appeared in a school production of this in 1972,...
- Epitaph For a Rodent
Epitaph For a Rodent - St. Joseph’s Convent Grammar School -...
- Amiga
Amiga was a record label for popular music of the VEB...
- Amahl And The Night Visitors
Jun 1, 2020 · By 1908 St Joseph’s Convent occupied six houses on Castle Hill but still there was not enough room for a growing school so Reverend Mother began searching around Reading for a new home. She soon found the perfect place, adjacent to the recently established Catholic Church of St William of York, in Upper Redlands Road – Broad Oak House.
- Middlesbrough, 1872-2017
- Redcar, St Hilda’s Convent 1880 – 1885
- London, Poplar 1881-
Bishop Robert Cornthwaite, Bishop of Beverley, invited M. Josephine Petit, Second General Superior, to make a foundation in Middlesbrough in 1872, with special hope for their work among the poor and destitute working women and girls. He laid great importance on their schools and evening classes. In 1872 the sisters moved into The Court or Temperanc...
In 1880, Mother Teresa Lawless had an accident in Middlesbrough after which the Parish priest took rooms at Redcar for her and a companion so that she might convalesce. There was at the time no Church or School. The Society then rented a house on Coatham Road for other convalescent sisters and established a Parish School as well as a small Boarding...
Fr James Lawless had grown up in the parish at Somers Town and had met the Foundress as a child. In 1878 he was appointed parish priest of SS Mary and Joseph, Canton Street, Poplar, and asked the FCJs to help him. In 1881 the Community lived at 67 East India Dock Road, Poplar E. and taught in the Wade Street schools. In 1882 they moved to Howrah Ho...
1 day ago · Deposited by The Principal, St. Joseph's Community Home per Social Services Department in July 1975 and by the Principal, St. William's Community Home, York, in August 1984. This School opened as an Industrial School in 1871 at 8 Richmond Grove, Longsight, Manchester, and moved to London Road, Nantwich, at the outbreak of the Second World War.
- 1870-1970
- St. Joseph's R.C. (Approved) School
- SP 1
In 2006 St Joseph's became a joint Anglican-Catholic school. [2] The school has never been exclusively Catholic and has always (at least as far back as 1978) admitted non-Catholic students - mainly Anglicans. The whole school Eucharists alternate between the two traditions. The current headteacher is Mr Christopher Wilkinson.
Students will begin with the Civil Rights Movement in America, the Suffragettes, 20 th century conflict, focusing on WWI, WWII and the Cold War, before concluding the school year with the Holocaust. The Year 9 course is designed to build on the knowledge and skills from Years 7 and 8 as well as create cross-curricular opportunities between English and RE as well as prepare students who wish to ...
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Joseph’s merged with Layton Hill Convent that same year to form St. Mary’s Catholic High School. Layton Hill Convent had, during this time, been flourishing as the principal Catholic girls’ grammar school in the Fylde, and it was led by Sister Maureen Grimley (SHCJ) (1932–2007), who became the first Head Teacher of the newly merged school.
