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Schools and Young People

This category aims to chart the history of education in Wivenhoe and includes some pages about young people.

  • A teacher called Lily Husk

    A teacher called Lily Husk

    Wivenhoe Schools
  • Broomgrove School Christmas Play 1968

    Broomgrove School Christmas Play 1968

    Play rehearsal December 1968
  • Mrs. Field's School to Educate Young Ladies 1768

    Mrs. Field's School to Educate Young Ladies 1768

    The Ipswich Journal, 4 June 1768
  • Reflections on life at the Wivenhoe Girls and Infants School

    Reflections on life at the Wivenhoe Girls and Infants School

    Written by Topsy Jennings to celebrate the Centenary of this School in 1991
  • Richard Wenham, Schoolmaster 1773

    Richard Wenham, Schoolmaster 1773

    Ipswich Journal, Saturday, 9 January 1773
  • The Growth of Popular Education in Wivenhoe

    The Growth of Popular Education in Wivenhoe

    By Basil Slaughter, W.E.A. Pamphlet, 24pp, 1954 (Essex County Libraries E.WIV)
  • Wivenhoe School in World War One

    Wivenhoe School in World War One

    Can anybody remember the elephant?
  • WW1 Working with Wivenhoe Primary Schools

    WW1 Working with Wivenhoe Primary Schools

  • The National School

    The National School (5)

  • Wivenhoe Primary School

    Wivenhoe Primary School (2)

  • Brightlingsea Secondary Modern School

    Brightlingsea Secondary Modern School (1)

  • British School

    British School (3)

  • Wyvenhoe Board School

    Wyvenhoe Board School (4)

Places & Buildings
  • About the Corsellis family vault in Wivenhoe's Old Cemetery
  • About Wivenhoe Old Quay and the Wivenhoe Shipyard
  • An early Fire Station in Wivenhoe
  • Filming of "Plotlands" 1996
  • Harry William Peck and the History of Cedrics Garage
  • Memories of the Village Bakery
  • The Barns at Cross Farm
  • The Gatehouse building (by Cedric's Garage)
  • The Jonathan Feedham Charity
  • The Nook
  • The Old Cemetery, Belle Vue Road
  • The Ropeworks at Wivenhoe Cross
  • The White House on the River Colne near Wivenhoe
  • The Wivenhoe Preservation Trust, Port Action Group, Port Co-ordinating Committee and the Wivenhoe Society
  • The Wivenhoe to University Cycle Path
  • The Wivenhoe Workhouse
  • The Workhouse Master's House
  • Wivenhoe Chapel Museum
  • Wivenhoe Dam, Queensland, Australia
  • Wivenhoe Goods Shed and the 1994 project to turn it into a community use building
  • Wivenhoe Quarry, W.G. and Mr Bill Loveless
  • King George V Playing Field
  • The Mary Ann Sanford Almshouses
  • Other Buildings
  • Public Houses in Wivenhoe
  • River Colne
  • Schools and Young People
  • University of Essex
  • Wivenhoe Hall Estate
  • Wivenhoe House Estate
  • Wivenhoe Manor
  • Wivenhoe Marshes
  • Wivenhoe Mill
  • Wivenhoe Park
  • Wivenhoe Heath
  • Old Hall and Cold Hall
  • About Cook's Shipyard
  • The Brook
  • Cross Keys and the Underset to the Cross Keys Tavern
  • Colne Local Nature Reserve
  • Churches in Wivenhoe
  • Wivenhoe Quarry
  • Wivenhoe Woods
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