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Low Moor Edgbaston School of Domestic Science Hagley Road

Vivienne14

Vivienne14

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In the 1920s and the 1930s the School was offering all aspects of domestic science to examination level. I was wondering how this was funded. Maybe households/hotels etc sponsored their staff to attend. Or did the student/worker have to fund their own training ?

Viv.

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cba said:
I wonder if it was a forerunner of my old college, Birmingham College of Food and Domestic Arts?
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This seems possible. the college closed during he war, but was reopened at new premises (144 Hagley Road)( in 194 and taken ovewr by council in 1953

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