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A grammar school is a secondary school with a program begining for children at about age 11-12. The Braddford Girls Grammar School had a junior school for younger children. At Bradford it was called a preparatory school. Rules in the junior school and the number of boys attending seem to have varied over time. Presumably boys only attended in the first fewe forms. A reader writes, "My wife had a scholarship to the Senior School, this is a Junior School Class. It was in my wife's photo album. I think one of the girls is her cousin Ada. She was a lot older than Jean. I think the photo was early-30s it could have been earlier. Jean was born in 1933. I used it really as an example of a boy at a girls' school." The image on te previous page shows a mix of boys and girls The photograph found by our reader show only bny in the class and the girls are all meticulously uniformed (figure 1). It looks like a different school. The difference may be that this was an older form. Sometimes coincessions were made for faculty members.
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