Pupil Collection (page 21)

Bathing after games Date: 1942

Goldington Road School boys line up Date: 1942

Eight girls hold aloft ninth on gym bench posing with hoop Date: 1930s

Goldington Road School class group Date: 1942

Girls hands on shoulders Date: 1940

Priory street infants Date: 1938

Queens Park Boys Date: 1937

The Snake Charmer Date: 1928

The Sultan Date: 1928

Opening Chorus Date: 1930

The East Pair of dancers Date: 1928

Dancers at the Sultans Palace Date: 1928

Pair in costume Date: 1926

Duel with three observers in costume Date: 1926

Primary school and class Date: 1925

Pair by sundial in eighteenth century costume Date: 1926

Act III Scene III Date: 1924

Act III Scene II Date: 1924

Possibly bicycle egg and spoon with lacrosse sticks Date: 1922

Act II Scene II Date: 1924

The Hobble and Poddle Race Date: 1922

Matchbox Race Date: 1922

Fashions for 1926 group after dressing race Date: 1926

The Squire and his Household - All costumed cast Date: 1922

Commercial Road Swimming Baths, Bedford Date: 1918

Commercial Road Swimming Baths, Bedford - Bathers Date: 1918

Group of nine at baths Date: 1918

Bather by tree Date: 1918

Miss Wynyard with tennis racket Date: 1918

Lacrosse action Date: 1918

Flat Foot Exercises Margaret and Colin Date: 1924

River swimming Date: 1915

J M Barrie - A Kiss for Cinderella - Policeman: I see your point Sir Date: 1915

J M Barrie - A Kiss for Cinderella - policeman writing Date: 1915

Fencer lunging Date: 1905

Fencers Date: 1905

Cricket team with bat
Cricket team (with bat) Date: 1905

Women by wall in costume Date: 1905

Students acting Date: 1905

Netball match Date: 1905

Jumping into Commercial Road Swimming Baths, Bedford Date: 1905

Students acting dressed as men Date: 1905

Play acting in garden Date: 1905

Student from play in breeches Date: 1905

Group dressed up for play Date: 1905

Netball shot Date: 1905

Student tennis player Date: 1905

Student dressed as bell boy from play Date: 1905

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In the vast realm of knowledge, a pupil dives into the depths of understanding, much like practicing synchronised swimming. Just as De Barbari's artistry flourished in the half 15th century, so too does the potential of these young minds under the guidance of Masters at Malvern College. From ancient times to modern eras, the bond between teacher and student remains unbreakable. The Death of Socrates immortalizes their connection in oil on canvas, reminding us that even great philosophers need mentors. In Medieval History, we witness a Jewish community flourishing with a teacher imparting wisdom to his eager student. Rivera's portrayal of a rural schoolteacher echoes through time, illustrating how education transcends boundaries and empowers generations. Like Aristotle tutoring Alexander the Great centuries ago or Ferris' painting capturing this iconic moment in history - knowledge is passed down from one generation to another. The study room at Rugby School stands as a testament to academic dedication throughout time and has witnessed countless hours spent poring over books and absorbing lessons that shape futures. Engraved images depict Aristotle guiding Alexander once more; an enduring symbol of intellectual growth. Just as SEM reveals intricate details within an iris, so too does each piano lesson cultivate musical talent within both teacher and pupil alike. And let us not forget William Byrd's timeless compositions which continue to inspire students today. In every corner of human existence lies an opportunity for learning and growth – whether it be through art or music or historical narratives – pupils embrace these opportunities with open hearts and curious minds.