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Elliott School was an immensely, successful secondary school in Putney, south-west London. This group of former pupils, teachers and staff is dedicated to preserving it's memory and ethos. Many former pupils and staff have formed lifelong friendships and occasionally get together at reunions and social events. Private.
31 de ago. de 2012 · Pullman Gardens, Putney, London, SW15 3DG. Local authority Wandsworth (212) Headteacher / Principal Mr ... These establishments are linked with Elliott School, URN: 101060. For example, they may be predecessor or successor establishments. Showing 1 - 1 of 1. Links; URN Establishment ...
Second School Librarian at Putney Elliott. Started during 1958. Her predecessor was possible a Mrs Lynn. Dorothy Reace : Dorothy ran the Staff Room, Staff Functions, Catered for School Play Refreshments and Parents Evenings. She was a prime mover in the Parent Teacher Association, having three daughters and a son attending the school.'
Elliott School website Putney and Southfields Historic Images taken over the years at the Elliot Schools. Picture (and some Publications) Index Back to Main Index. ... Mostly Published items from the Second World War at Southfields Elliott School. The 'NEW' Elliott. A collection of amazing images relating to the Putney Elliott’s early years.
People's Recollections. People's Recollections Back to Main Index. Hazel Stocker 1951 - 1956. I attended the Southfields Elliott from 1951 to 1956 Amongst the teachers I recall Miss. Beacon an excellent biology teacher. She made brooches out of a fish bone, and coloured them, very clever.
The following group of images are from the Thirty Years of the Elliott School in Putney Reunion, in 1986. This was the idea of Marjorie Dean, her sister, 'Chalky' White and Garth Gibson, aided from within the School by Barbara Scarrott, Freda Mizen and Dorothy Reace. Regrettably it was not well supported by many of the Teachers who were ...
In 1954, as the school celebrated its Jubilee, it was announced that the Elliott Central was itself to be the nucleus of a 2,000 mixed comprehensive school in the Putney Park Lane area, retaining the name Elliott, while also absorbing pupils from Huntingfield Secondary School.
