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Transcript of handwritten notes : Copy of the only pre war speech day programme remaining. January 1913. Apparently speech day was dropped with the outbreak of the war it was restored in 1930.

Programme of Sports Day which occured on Saturday.

Contains the name of Elizabethans who had lost their lives.

School athletics sports program for 23rd March 1929. Includes Barnet Town Silver Prize Band.

Original school cap badge prior to the change in 1930.

The School Prospectus for 1930 , written in the expectation that the Queens Road buildings would be ready in September, 1931. In fact, they were not occupied until a year later.
Page 1 of 15: contains the contents page.

The School Prospectus for 1930 , written in the expectation that the Queens Road buildings would be ready in September, 1931. In fact, they were not occupied until a year later.
Page 2 of 15: Title Page

The School Prospectus for 1930 , written in the expectation that the Queens Road buildings would be ready in September, 1931. In fact, they were not occupied until a year later.
Page 3 of 15: Contains a list of members if staff and a drawing of the 'Gateway to the Old Hall'

The School Prospectus for 1930 , written in the expectation that the Queens Road buildings would be ready in September, 1931. In fact, they were not occupied until a year later.
Page 4 of 15: Contains an introduction about the history of the school.

The School Prospectus for 1930 , written in the expectation that the Queens Road buildings would be ready in September, 1931. In fact, they were not occupied until a year later.
Page 5 of 15: Contains information about school buildings, administration, organisation and the curriculum.

The School Prospectus for 1930 , written in the expectation that the Queens Road buildings would be ready in September, 1931. In fact, they were not occupied until a year later.
Page 6 of 15: Contains further information about organisation and the curriculum. Also contains information about homework, inspection and examination, admissions and fees.

The School Prospectus for 1930 , written in the expectation that the Queens Road buildings would be ready in September, 1931. In fact, they were not occupied until a year later.
Page 7 of 15: Contains more information about admissions and fees in 1930

The School Prospectus for 1930 , written in the expectation that the Queens Road buildings would be ready in September, 1931. In fact, they were not occupied until a year later.
Page 8 of 15: Contains information about terms, hours, absences and interviews. Also contains a pencil drawing of the Old School from the Playground.

The School Prospectus for 1930 , written in the expectation that the Queens Road buildings would be ready in September, 1931. In fact, they were not occupied until a year later.
Page 9 of 15: Contains information about books and stationery, secondary books, dress, marking of clothes and books, pound (charging for losing items) and other disciplinary measures.

The School Prospectus for 1930 , written in the expectation that the Queens Road buildings would be ready in September, 1931. In fact, they were not occupied until a year later.
Page 10 of 15: contains information on school rules and athletics.

The School Prospectus for 1930 , written in the expectation that the Queens Road buildings would be ready in September, 1931. In fact, they were not occupied until a year later.
Page 11 of 15: contains information on scholarships and prizes, the school doctor and lunches (prices).

The School Prospectus for 1930 , written in the expectation that the Queens Road buildings would be ready in September, 1931. In fact, they were not occupied until a year later.
Page 12 of 15: contains information about school societies, the library and school functions (about Founder's Day).

The School Prospectus for 1930 , written in the expectation that the Queens Road buildings would be ready in September, 1931. In fact, they were not occupied until a year later.
Page 13 of 15: Start of the note from the headmaster to the parents, which contains information about the leaving age and careers.

The School Prospectus for 1930 , written in the expectation that the Queens Road buildings would be ready in September, 1931. In fact, they were not occupied until a year later.
Page 14 of 15: Continuation of the note from headmaster to parents

The School Prospectus for 1930 , written in the expectation that the Queens Road buildings would be ready in September, 1931. In fact, they were not occupied until a year later.
Page 15 of 15: final page of headmaster's note to parents. Also contains a summary of terminal expenses of the school.

School Rules as re-written by E H Jenkins in 1930
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This page contains information about local rules, general behaviour, prefects, attendance, fees and books, and damages

School Rules as re-written by E H Jenkins in 1930
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Contains information about homework, games, dress codes, badge, property (including marking of property), smoking, methods of arrival to school, luncheon arrivals and the fact that the headmaster has the right to add extra rules to the list as he pleases.

Music Society Concert Programme, April 4th to 6th, 1930
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Contains a list of all performances prior to the interval, which even contains a school play.

Music Society Concert Programme, April 4th to 6th, 1930
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Contains information about the performances following the interval. This includes a play and the school song

Contains information about what events were taking place and the timings of those events.

Front Cover of the Thanksgiving Service booklet from 1930. The service was to be held in the Parish Church of Chipping Barnet at 10 a.m. on Saturday, June 21st

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Contains a message stating that all friends are invited to attend the reading of the chronicles. It also contains the processional hymn and the prayers.

Founders Day: The New Ceremonies - Thanksgiving Service of 1930
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Contains more prayers and psalm xxiii (23) and the first 2 lessons.

Founders Day: The New Ceremonies - Thanksgiving Service of 1930
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Contains the prayer for Founder's Day, along with more prayers and ending with the Recessional Hymn

A blank template of the first ever swimming certificate issued by the school.

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Copy of the Programme for Speech Day, 14th November 1930. This was the first one to take place since the First World War.

Page 2 of 4: Contains a list of the form prizes and the special prizes of that year.
Copy of the Programme for Speech Day, 14th November 1930. This was the first one to take place since the First World War.

Page 3 of 4: Contains a list of athletic prizes and trophies as well as public exams and Old Boys' Successes
Copy of the Programme for Speech Day, 14th November 1930. This was the first one to take place since the First World War.

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Contains a list of the Athletic Records
Copy of the Programme for Speech Day, 14th November 1930. This was the first one to take place since the First World War.

Detail of the official photograph from the 42st annual dinner of the Old Elizabethans' Association.
The Headmaster E H Jenkins and the Chairman of Governors, H E Fern, are seated on the Centre Right

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The first full-scale play by the Dramatic Society (rather than a sketch in a programme of general entertainment, as previously) was "The Government Inspector" by Gogol. It was produced in the Ewan Hall, Wood Street, on the 18th and 19th December. No programme has survived but the play was reviewed in the Barnet Press.

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The first full-scale play by the Dramatic Society (rather than a sketch in a programme of general entertainment, as previously) was "The Government Inspector" by Gogol. It was produced in the Ewan Hall, Wood Street, on the 18th and 19th December. No programme has survived but the play was reviewed in the Barnet Press.

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The first full-scale play by the Dramatic Society (rather than a sketch in a programme of general entertainment, as previously) was "The Government Inspector" by Gogol. It was produced in the Ewan Hall, Wood Street, on the 18th and 19th December. No programme has survived but the play was reviewed in the Barnet Press.

Article in the Elizabethan Magazine, of March 1932, reviewing the 1931 School Play, "Abraham Lincoln." Again, no programme has survived. P F C Dewhurst, who took the title role, was later killed fighting for the Republican forces in the Spanish Civil War

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Article in "The Elizabethan," of July 1932, reviewing the "Entertainment" of 18 and 19 March, 1932, combining musical and dramatic performances. This page is a continuation of information about the musical society.

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Article in "The Elizabethan," of July 1932, reviewing the "Entertainment" of 18 and 19 March, 1932, combining musical and dramatic performances. This page is a continuation of information about the musical society, and also contains the programme, and cast for the plays which were performed over the course of two days.

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Article in "The Elizabethan," of July 1932, reviewing the "Entertainment" of 18 and 19 March, 1932, combining musical and dramatic performances. This page contains a continuation of the casts for the plays which were performed over the course of two days.

Extract from the School Prospectus of August 1931; at this point in time, the completion of the Queens Road buildings was now expected in 1932. This page contains the contents page and and introduction, including a note section.

Ground plan of the new school as shown on the endpaper to E H Jenkins' book , "Elizabethan Headmaster"

Picture of the reading of the School Chronicle from June 1932.
This was in fact the last Founder's Day in the old buildings.

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Forms of rededication of the War Memorial on removal to the new buildings.

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Form of rededication of the War Memorial on removal to the new buildings - first page of the order of service, which includes the Hymn.