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Sheppard was the younger son of Edgar Sheppard, a minor canon at the Royal Chapel of All Saints in Windsor, and Mary White. Born at the Cloisters in Windsor, [1] he was educated at Marlborough College and then (1901–1904) Trinity Hall, Cambridge. He worked with the poor from Oxford House, Bethnal Green and then for a year as secretary to ...
5 de ene. de 2008 · Everyone who attended Dick Sheppard is welcome to come and join this group to let us all know your memories. Reconnect with old friends. Join us at events. P.s: some people have a longer wait joining the group due to me not knowing them our not being able to verify that they attended Dick Sheppard. Also if you are going to add people to the ...
Dick Sheppard School, the new L.C.C. secondary school for girls opened in September 1955. it was named after the Rev.Canon Dick Sheppard, who had worked towards the improvement of education in the Tulse Hill area. The Assembly Hall lies to the left, the administrative block in the centre and the classrooms on the right. The […]
19 de ene. de 2021 · Princess Diana and Prince Charles visit the Dick Sheppard School in Tulse Hill, Brixton on January 23rd in 1982
Its remnants were merged with Dick Sheppard School, which became, for the time that remained, a mixed school. Of all four schools, the only one to survive the rigours of improvement and shifting education policy was St Martin-In-The-Fields High School for Girls. Tulse Hill School closed in 1990, and Dick Sheppard School in 1994.
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