1. History of Education at West Mersea by Alec Grant - Cover.
Date: c1970
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2. West Mersea School around 1907.
Back row L-R 1. Ivy Mussett, 2. E... Woolf, 3. Annie Boon, 4. Balls, 5. Maud Dixon, 6. Daisy Mussett, 7. B.. Cook, 8. ...
Date: c1907
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3. A school trip from West Mersea to London Zoo, July 1920. Primrose Bus. Headmaster Mr Green is standing on the stairs wearing a black trilby. Note the ...
Date: 19 July 1920
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4. Top Chapel in Mill Road, West Mersea. The building on the left at the end of the drive was a very early school on the island. The Congregational Church is now ...
Date: Before May 1905
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5. School Group 1920. Back row Miss Polly Wright, Bert Hardy, ?, Bert Chatters Centre row 1. Pinny Inward, 2. Din Hoy, 3. Bobby Stoker, 4. Green (Josie's ...
Date: 1920
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6. West Mersea School All II
Back row 1., 2., 3. Bill Cole.
3rd row 1. Mrs Davis (teacher), 2., 3. Donald Thorp., 4., 5., 6. Billy 'Rat' D'Wit, 7. Walter ...
Date: 1920
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7. 1958 - 1959 West Mersea School Concert at the British Legion.
L-R Susan Fahie, Carol Wignall, Marina Hewes, Sarah Vince, Judy Farthing, Sheila Slowgrove, ...
Date: c1959
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8. Netball or Rounders team at West Mersea School 1957 - 1958.
Back row: Wendy Stubbings, Marlene Fletcher, Shirley Ward (Teacher). Christine Russell, ...
Date: c1958
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9. East Mersea School.
L-R back to front, but see numbered image ...
Date: 1928
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10. Arch in School Garden
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11. The Firs School, West Mersea.
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12. West Mersea School Band
L-R 1. Dudley Woods, 2., 3. Billy Johnson, 4. Daphne Green, 5. Arnold Gasson, 6. Ron Bacon, 7 Harry Mussett, 8. Dorothy Brown, 9. ...
Date: c1942
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13. "Horsa" buildings at West Mersea School.
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14. "Horsa" buildings at West Mersea School.
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15. "Horsa" buildings at West Mersea School.
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16. "Horsa" buildings at West Mersea School.
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17. "Horsa" buildings at West Mersea School.
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18. Catchy - Patricia Catchpole - pupil teacher at the Tin Lizzie School, with pupils.
Date: c1939
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19. 26 West Mersea County Primary School, worked by Freda Smith former teacher at the school, and donated by her husband.
This original kneeler was stolen and ...
Date: April 1985
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20. School group - but may not be Mersea.
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21. West Mersea School group
Back row 1. Stanley 'Bump' Farthing,2. Reg Sales, 3., 4., 5. Vic Mussett
Second row 1., 2. Beat Green, 3, Doris Tucker ?, ...
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22. West Mersea School.
Back row 3 from left Frank Cornelius. c1920 ?
Date: c1920
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23. Underwoods Corner - from Courier No. 55.
1 A field which became the site of the Queen Anne Road & Queen Anne Drive developments.
2 The old ...
Date: c1960
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24. Feature School Gardens. A Promise to Tommy and Mary by Sylvia Wargent.
Article from Courier 666, page 22.

The School Gardens are undergoing ...
Date: 14 October 2017
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25. West Mersea Schools and School House. Cleghorn Series postcard. The gentleman sitting in the deck chair in the field would now be in the middle of the Co-op ...
Date: c1905
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26. West Mersea School, with one of Berry's buses going up Barfield Road.
Owen Fletcher wrote: "According to my mother, the gate to the left in the school ...
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27. Myrddin Davies, Kit Ruffell & Eric Hucklesby
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28. West Mersea School.
Front row 2nd left Gladys Wyatt, 5th left Hilda Stoker. Hilda Stoker was the mother of Dorothy Brown, donor of the ...
Date: c1910
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29. West Mersea School - Beatty Ship
Back row L-R 1., 2., 3., 4. Syd Milgate, 5. Len Pullen, 6. Pug Greenleaf, 7., 8., 9. Mr Wilkinson Headmaster
Second ...
Date: 1936
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30. School House and Hall 1910.
The village school was recorded as having places for 80 children with the average number of pupils being 37. The Schoolmaster ...
Date: 1910
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