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English school uniform: individual schools -- SPJS
Individual English Schools--- SPJS
Figure 1.-- Here we have a 4th grade post-card back school portrait. Many English school portraits were donne as post-card back portraits. We do not know the name of this school except for the initials -- SPJS. We suspect it is something like St. Paul Junior School. Which could be an Anglican School. The background looks rather like a state primary or an Anglican school which was more like a state chool than a private school. What we know for sure is that the class portrait was taken in 1926 which was written on the back. There were no uniforms, but many but not all of the boys wear suits.
Here we have a 4th grade post-card back school portrait. Many English school portraits were donne as post-card back portraits. We do not know the name of this school except for the initials -- SPJS. We suspect it is something like St. Paul Junior School. Which could be an Anglican School. The background looks rather like a state primary or an Anglican school which was more like a state chool than a private school. What we know for sure is that the class portrait was taken in 1926 which was written on the back. There were no uniforms, but many but not all of the boys wear suits. Many are wearing sweaters or some kind of jersey shirts that only parially button up. Several of the boys are wearing them. Only the boys wearing suits wear ties. They all wear short pants and mostly knee socks. A few have colored bands. This would gradually become more common. The stripes would be done in the school colors. This may not be the case here.
