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Local Schools in Mumbles
The official name of each school has changed several times
Local Schools in Mumbles
The official name of each school has changed several times
Mumbles Primary Church School (Fancy Dress Day - No date)
Class Photos
Class Photos
by Edna Davies
(née Harris)
'My first school was Newton Primary, which my mother had also attended. I was in for a shock!'
Village Schooldays >
by Grafton Pearce Maggs
At Oystermouth Council School, still known by its previous name, 'the Board School.'
The Early Days
Of Newton School >
by Wendy Cope
Memories of Oystermouth School
Memories of Oystermouth School
by Mary Newey (née Nicholson)
We attended Oystermouth School where Miss Oriel reigned behind a large raised desk
Mumbles Junior Church School >
From 1956 until 1960by Denise Large, née Hargreaves)
I recognise all the faces, but unfortunately cannot name any of the boys.
NEW-
Newton School from 1943 >
by Val Peters
New
Victorian Schooldays
in Oystermouth >
by Carol Powell
Edwardian era began on 23 January 1901.
by Carol Powell MA
Education which was compulsory for all children up to the age of twelve?
Oystermouth School memories
How lucky was I to grow up in Mumbles >
by Julia Young (née Grey)
I remember one Saint David`s day crossing in the snow. I think we had a half day. The school smelled of onions because the boys wore huge leeks.
by Jan Spooner nee Tucker, Between Sept 1963 and July 1967
Oystermouth School, Newton Rd.
by Larry Owen
My earliest memories are of the Infants' Section and the teachers, Miss Oriel and Miss Brightman.
An Oystermouth School memory
by John Jeffers
There were two schools at Mumbles, a state-run one known as the Council school and a Church school next to the library ...
by Carol Powell
by Jill Harish (née Oster)
' I have the fondest memories of my time at Mayals School, which was very small ...'
Originally called Oystermouth Board School, Black-pill [sic] which opened in 21st April 1879
Miss Lucy Potts, staff & pupils, 1902
Miss Pinkham's', School, 1920s
There were several small, select private establishments in Mumbles.
by Doris Clewett Price
(née Davies)
I went to Sunday School at the Tabernacle Chapel and our Sunday School Superintendent was Mr. Martin and my Sunday Schoolteacher was Miss Joyce
by Hazel Hickson
A Church School memory. - One morning, there was a feeling of excitement, when we were told ...
Mayals Primary School orchestra and Mrs Janet Burgess, teacher, around 1975/6.
Does anyone know what award this occasion comemorates and can you name any of the pupils?
Included are: Gwen Suff, Mary Thorpe and Elizabeth Powell.
MUMBLES SCHOOLS in 1950
MUMBLES SCHOOLS in 1950
Blackpill Junior Mixed and Infants.
Head Miss F.E.M. Williams
Mumbles Junior Mixed
Head Mr. A.G. Fuge
Mumbles Infants
Head Miss A.E. Williams
Newton Junior mixed and Infants
Head Miss L.M. Rees
Oystermouth Senior & Junior Mixed
Head Mr. R.O. Smith
Oystermouth Infants
Head Miss C.A. Clement
Oystermouth School Tuck Shop
Affectionately known as 'Seldom Shut'
More- Selwyn Shute Castleton Stores >
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