A Strait Waistcoat?
Report on the establishment of a committee of which Miss Clarke will be a member, to investigate "the effect of public examinations on the spirit and range of education."
NA 1941 G 1
16 May 1941, Manchester Guardian
Recent Wills. Two Sisters' Bequests to Manchester
Details of the wills of two sisters, Marion Hewitt and Ruth Hewitt who were "killed by enemy action." They left money to the school.
NA 1941 G 2
14 October 1941, Manchester Guardian
Charities
Report of Margaret Haigh's investigations into the amounts of money collected for charity in Manchester and Salford and how the money was spent.
NA 1941 G 3
14 November 1941, Manchester Evening News
Coupon Measure
Photograph of pupils being measured for clothing coupons issued by the Board of Trade.
NA 1941 G 4
A Destroyed School. Tribute to Pupils and Friends
Report on the "serenity and adaptability" shown by pupils during the evacuation and bombing of the school and also the kindness shown to the school.
Misc 1941 G 1
25 July 1941
School report of Margaret E Holmes for the Summer term.
NA 1941 B 1
Daily Telegraph
New Home for School
Report that the school has taken over South Manchester School for Boys and will be taking over two private schools, Broomfield in Barlow Moor Rd and Warley in Spath Rd. Didsbury. Includes a comment from Miss M Clarke that "fortunately we have salvaged all our records from the destroyed school and much of our equipment."
NA 1941 B 2
21 January 1941, Manchester Guardian
Manchester Girls' High School
General report that Manchester Education Committee has promised to help the school and that the school will be applying for financial help.
NA 1941 B 3
14 January 1941
Manchester High School for Girls
Report the school will be taking over a |"small private school" to ease the accommodation problem arising from the evacuation. Refers to the school's existing accommodation at Broomfield and Warley.
NA 1941 B 4
10 March 1941, Manchester Guardian
Manchester High School for Girls
Report that donations to the Grangethorpe Appeal Fund had reached over £13,000.
NA 1941 B 5
27 January 1941, Manchester Guardian
Another Move for a Manchester School
Photograph of girls in a classroom in the former South Manchester Grammar School.
NA 1941 O 1
Cokeless Schools May Close
Report on the shortages of coke for heating the school and Burnage High School.
NA 1941 O 2
Broken School Agreement
Report on a court ruling that parents of secondary school pupils who sign undertakings to keep their children at school until they are 16 cannot be sued if they break the contract.