| StorageSite | UCL Institute of Education |
| Level | File |
| Reference Number | GDS/12/21/8 |
| Title | Correspondence |
| Date | 1883-1951 |
| Description | Correspondence collected by the secretary of the Trust regarding South Hampstead High School, including letter from Nathan Jenning, Secretary of the local committee of South Hampstead announcing the resignation of the committee as the school was now fully established, 1883; correspondence with the Board of Education regarding proposals for an advanced course in modern studies, including estimated cost of the course with the teachers salaries, 1920; typescript document regarding the progress of the school from 1927-1945 under Miss Potters headship including arrangements during World War Two and admission of refugee children, [1946]; letter from the head mistress regarding overcrowding at the school and the size of forms, 27 Oct 1947; correspondence with the headmistress regarding the reasons for the failure of a large proportion of pupils in the lower school to qualify for admission into the senior school, 1948; letter from the head mistress regarding an exhibition on the history of the school, 19 Nov 1951, and enclosing a list of numbers of pupils 1876-1912. |
| Extent | 10 letters |
| AccessStatus | Open |
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