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Sevenoaks was in a reception area and the school became a clearing home for evacuees, first for mothers and babies. It also became an Air Raid
Wardens' Post and members of staff shared a rota each night fire-watching. During school-time raids, lessons and exams went on in the trenches which had been
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In 1838 five girls sat on five wooden stools made for them at the opening meeting of the school and home for missionaries' daughters in Marsh Street, Walthamstow. Foulger was founder and benefactor of the school and created the first band of helpers to set up the school and care for the children of
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Dorothy Foulger's daughter Mary Anne Lydia Pye-Smith lived in Sevenoaks, and that became the site for the building of the new school. The architect was Edward C Robins (the same firm which built Caterham School in 1880). The foundation stone was laid at Sevenoaks on 26 June 1878 by the Rt
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There are 14 prefects with silver badges dating back to the start of the school. There are also 12 House
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V.E. Day celebrations in 1946 were enjoyed and the school's close links with France re-established. The first French
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founded the school as an inter-denominational mission school and home for the daughters of
Christian missionaries. It provides an 'all-through' education with a Junior School for girls aged 2–11 and a Senior School for girls aged 11–18. The school is named after the village of
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Walthamstow Hall pupils were entered for the Cambridge Examination for the first time. Two passed and one with honours. The next year, a student called Mary Wallis received Lady Goldsmith's Latin Prize, a distinction attained by only 15 girls in England.
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where it was founded. In 1838 the village was five miles from London. It moved to the site in Holly Bush Lane, Sevenoaks on 17 May 1882. Sevenoaks was where Foulger's daughter, Mary Anne Lydia Pye-Smith, lived. Pye-Smith was a strong supporter of the school.
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Wing, opened in 1975, which houses art studios, teaching suites, ICT and Junior Careers. This was named after the chairman of the governors. The last development during Miss Davies' custodianship was the building of the squash courts opened in 1984.
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so that their examinations could be taken instead. This evolved to become one General School Examination. In 1904 the Gymnasium then called the 'Play-Room' was opened in the same year that daygirls were first admitted.
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missionaries working in remote places including India and China. The school was the first of its kind in the country and daughters of all evangelical missionaries were received, including the
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was appointed as Miss Hare's successor as head in 1922. Today the school holds a 'Ramsay Occasion' in her memory when a distinguished lecturer from the world of the Arts/Media is invited.
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