School Uniform Collection (page 5)

"School Uniform: A Journey Through Time and Memories" Step back in time to the early 1900s, where children gathered at Cider Press in Hillgrove, West Sussex

School Uniform Collection: schoolboys on a train between the wars

schoolboys on a train between the wars
Boys on a train between the wars, waving and smiling

School Uniform Collection: Judge at London Dairy Show with children

Judge at London Dairy Show with children, October 1934 George Garland Collection West Sussex Record Office ref no: Garland N10101

School Uniform Collection: Boy playing musical instrument to two pigs

Boy playing musical instrument to two pigs
Nine year old member of Petworth Town Band, playing musical instrument possibly the euphonium to pigs at Mare Hill Farm, Pulborough December 1953 George Garland Collection West Sussex Record Office

School Uniform Collection: School girls walking home from school on Funafuti atol Tuvalu

School girls walking home from school on Funafuti atol Tuvalu
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School Uniform Collection: Children walking to school on Funafuti atol Tuvalu

Children walking to school on Funafuti atol Tuvalu
Ashley Cooper / SpecialistStock

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"School Uniform: A Journey Through Time and Memories" Step back in time to the early 1900s, where children gathered at Cider Press in Hillgrove, West Sussex. Among them was a young boy engrossed in his reading, captured beautifully by artist Warwick Reynolds. The school uniform of that era symbolized discipline and tradition. Fast forward to Ilford, where the Nolan sisters found comfort and familiarity within their home. Linda, Anne, Maureen - names synonymous with talent and success - proudly wore their school uniforms as they embarked on their educational journey together. In another corner of Ilford stood 13-year-old Coleen Nolan on June 23rd, 1978. Her youthful exuberance radiated through her school uniform as she prepared for a day filled with learning and growth. Meanwhile, Lostwithiel in Cornwall welcomed an esteemed visitor - HM The Queen herself. Adorned in regal attire while surrounded by students donning their smart uniforms, this momentous occasion showcased the importance of education within society. Across the waters on the Isle of Bute at Rothesay Academy stood Lena Zavaroni – a talented singer at just twelve years old. Her vibrant personality shone through her school uniform as she pursued her dreams alongside her studies. Back in Cornwall's Fowey town during May 1992, aspiring young politicians campaigned for leadership roles within their schools. Dressed impeccably in their uniforms adorned with badges representing ambition and determination. At St Winnow Church of England Primary School in Lostwithiel during June 1991, unity thrived amongst students wearing matching uniforms. Their shared sense of belonging fostered an environment conducive to learning and friendship. Imagine traveling to school each day not by bus or bike but instead chauffeured luxuriously inside a Rolls Royce. In September 1989, pupils from Lostwithiel experienced this extraordinary mode of transportation while proudly wearing their uniforms.