The St Marylebone School: A History

Jaqueline Mitchell · Graham Gardner

2013. g. dec. · Bloomsbury Publishing

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Starting life in 1791 as a single-room school for poor local children, The St Marylebone School has become the top non-selective school in London and one of the top non-selective girls' schools in the country. The journey has been challenging and often turbulent, as the school has sought to make the most of its small site at the top of Marylebone High Street. Over the past twenty years, under the leadership of Elizabeth Phillips, the school has developed notable strengths in the performing and visual arts, mathematics and supporting students with special educational needs. Increasingly it helps other schools to flourish. Throughout the many changes to its fabric and curriculum, St Marylebone has remained faithful to the values of its founders and retained the strong support of the church against which it nestles. Its aim is to ensure that every child, regardless of their background, is helped to make the very best of their talents and abilities.

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Jaqueline Mitchell is an experienced author and book editor with expertise in British social history. She lives near Cirencester, Gloucestershire.

Dr Graham Gardner, FRSA is Director of Independent Learning and Library Resources Manager at St Marylebone C.E. School. Previously he was a Research Fellow at the Institute of Geography and Earth Sciences, Aberystwyth University, from where he graduated. He is also a published novelist and academic writer.