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| 27 Jan 2022 | |
| Guernsey | |
| Archives |
Throwback Thursday!
In 1949, the Island's Government, the States of Deliberation made Melrose House, a Georgian house with its own grounds, available for the Infant and Junior classes in order to create more space at The Ladies' College for senior pupils who were based in buildings in the Grange. Hence the Junior School was created to take in girls and boys who were accepted up to eight years of age (as long as they were registered with Elizabeth College).
We love this photograph from the early 1980s... do you recognise any of these beautiful faces?
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Swimming has always been an important sport here at The Ladies' College. More...
Do you recognise any of these students who seem to be playing croquet in perhaps the 1980s or early 1990s? More...
For this week's Throwback Thursday we thought you might enjoy these examination papers College girls faced in the 1930s! More...
We've been taking a trip down memory lane in our archives to remind ourselves of some past productions. More...
The Earl of Wessex will be visiting the island on Monday to celebrate Liberation Day, and we thought we'd share these ph… More...
