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    Chandos School Moseley Road

    Janice Was it normal for the Leaving Certificates in the 20's just to show the likes of "moseley road school" instead of the actual name of the school?? Thank you for your help
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    Chandos School Moseley Road

    Thank you for your interest. Yes From what I can Remember my Mother attended St Annes at the top of Bradford street. The family at the time lived at 199 Bradford Street Next to the Pub. I have "assumed" that she then went to High School at the age of 12.
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    Chandos School Moseley Road

    I have received a message from Heritage archives they "think" the school I am looking for was known as Moseley Road County Primary School , Chandos Road the link is https://www,british-history.ac.uk/vch/warks/vol7/pp501-548#p438 They do not seem to have any info on the students. what a pity...
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    Moseley Road (High) School in the 1920's

    Yes the head teacher is listed as E A Bennett Raphael
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    Moseley Road (High) School in the 1920's

    Well I must thank you all again Raphael
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    Moseley Road (High) School in the 1920's

    Janice Copy Attached Are you able to confirm where the head teacher actually taught?? Regards Raphael
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    Moseley Road (High) School in the 1920's

    Thank you everyone for your input, would it help if I attached a copy of her leaving certificate Raphael
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    Moseley Road (High) School in the 1920's

    Jim thank you for your reply I think you are right Raphael
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    Moseley Road (High) School in the 1920's

    Hi everyone I am looking for information on the Moseley Road School in the 1920's. I have just learnt the my mother was a prefect there, she was born in Kings Norton in 1907 and attended St Annes at the top of Bradford Street then went to the high school . I would imagine that she was there from...
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