
Sheila Solihull All posts by this member | 1 of 9 Mon 28th Oct 2013 2:21pm Member: Joined Oct 2013 Total posts:1 Are you on this photograph or, do you know anyone who is?
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scrutiny coventry All posts by this member | 2 of 9 Wed 30th Oct 2013 12:49pm Member: Joined Feb 2010 Total posts:754 Hi Sheila, go to Topic Categories, then Schools and Education, there you will find a topic called Wheatley Street school. |
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Midland Red Cherwell All posts by this member | 3 of 9 Thu 31st Oct 2013 9:47pm Moderator: Joined Jan 2010 Total posts:5607 On 15th Apr 2011 2:50pm, peterw said:
ANYONE ON HERE GO TO WHEATLEY STREET SCHOOL AROUND ABOUT 1950 UNTIL 1955 ?
On 5th May 2012 9:11am, Dreamtime said:
Was that school once called Priory High or am I getting mixed up ?
On 5th May 2012 10:11am, PhilipInCoventry said:
Priory High was in Ford St, whereas Wheatley St. was in Wheatley St. There was interaction between the two schools though.
On 5th May 2012 11:28am, PhilipInCoventry said:
I once attended Priory High when it was being used as a Tech-College annex.
On 5th May 2012 11:41am, dutchman said:
The gap between the two schools was the original Fairfax Street. The two schools were eventually merged and the name transferred to the newly opened Fairfax Street in 1963.
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Whitefriars Warwickshire All posts by this member | 4 of 9 Thu 6th Mar 2014 2:48pm Member: Joined Feb 2014 Total posts:19 I attended Priory High School for Girls from 1947-1952. Miss Muriel Clews was our headmistress - a formidable lady and close friend of Selina Dix. One of the school houses was Selina Dix, the others being Godiva, Ellen Terry and George Eliot. Are there any girls out there who were in class 5F in 1952? Some of us are meeting for lunch on the 14th March and we would love to hear from anyone with information about "old girls" from the school.
When I started the school in September 1947 it was Wheatley Street School for Girls but in the November Miss Clews announced that the school would, in future, be known as The Priory High School for Girls. I think it was in the late fifties that the school closed and it was moved to Lyng Hall and became a comprehensive school.
I remember sliding down the sloping playground on long slides in icy weather - no health and safety considerations then. I also remember Miss Clews marching us all into the Hall after the death of King George VI to sing God Save the Queen and telling us to remember where we first sang the National Anthem for our Queen.
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charabanc Coventry All posts by this member | 5 of 9 Fri 7th Mar 2014 12:24pm Member: Joined Apr 2012 Total posts:167 For those who may be interested, click on the 'Famous Coventrians' tab on the left of this page, scroll down to 'Earned Coventrian Status' and you will find a potted biography of Selina Dix on clicking 'Full description'. |
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Cherylt Coventry All posts by this member | 6 of 9 Fri 6th Jan 2017 7:12pm Member: Joined Jan 2017 Total posts:3 My mum is on the front row of this picture of Priory High school girls - her name was Freda Jones.
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Helen F Warrington All posts by this member | 9 of 9 Tue 24th Nov 2020 5:17pm Moderator: Joined Mar 2013 Total posts:2615 Hi Shirley, welcome to the forum ![]() |
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