The picture is from a article by Brosan about "The Psychology of Industrial Training". Brosan was against separating vocation and intellect. Birth of Edwin Grimshaw the first Principal of the Technical Institute Birth of Arthur James Crofts the last Principal of the Technical Institute Institution of Electrical Engineers Birth of Henry Winterbottom Broadbentthe first Principal of the Technical College Birth of Henry Willan Wadge who "was prominent in the development of secondary technical education in this country" and "had a profound life long influence on all his pupils".

Women's Engineering Society Lenin electric Birth of George Stephen Brosan Lenin electric Electrical Association for Women Electricity in St Katharines. An upright vacuum cleaner. By engineering laboratories had left Enfield. Engineering Timeliness incorporated as a not-for-profit company. The Arts and Crafts Exhibition Society was formed in London in Hornsey became a school of Arts and Crafts about In the s it was Hornsey College of Art and then Hornsey College of Art and Design.

See Institute of Education Archives Subject Guide No. St Katharine of Alexandriaa woman of great learning who chose not to marry, was converted to Christianity, taught others in the face of persecution, and was martyred in AD. See National Archives Technical colleges and further education. Hornsey archives at Middlesex University.

See nursing - teaching - art - as well as domestic science By the s the term women's studies related not to domestic subjects but to reflecting on why women were domestic subjects and how that could be changed. See situation map London School of Economics Sociology. Capital costs of secondary schools were normally divided equally between the County Council and the District served by the school a p.

This is my book of the year for Women's crafts At Brighton it was proposed to have Women's Crafts as one of two parts of Design It would "embrace embroidery, dress design, fashion drawing, French modelling, costume designing, leatherwork, and textile printing, weaving, dyeing and spinning".

The other part would be Industrial Design. Victoria and Albert discussion of home crafts in s and s magazines. Between andthe Middlesex County Council built Hendon Technical Institute designed by H.

The original building is just past Hendon Town Hall, designed by T. Watson and opened inHendon Fire Station, built to designs by A. Welch, and Hendon Library, built in to designs by T. What became Hendon Secondary Technical School was just part of Hendon Technical College at first. It probably became a distinct part of the college after the Education Act. This came into force on 1.

It may be that Hendon Secondary Technical School was started in the college with the first eleven plus exams. The school leaving age being raised to 15 for everyone was not implemented until Raising it to 16 was not implemented until The school closed between and What became known as "Business" may have been called "Management" before. For business see Wikipedia on history of Master of Business Administration mostly USA - and Europe - and TES Business Studies Forum on history of Business Studies as a subject.

On the evening of Developed from Dick Booth's obituary Education Guardian He "continued to encourage innovation and diversification. McCrae quickly became a well known bowlerhatted figure as he traipsed around all the local industries in search of students - like his predecessor he believed that local knowledge and personal relationships were the keys to successful recruitment. Text of Michael R. Gibson's History of Kingston University - offline.

It was announced that single men would be called up before married men. Registration began on By Mayregistration had extended as far as men aged It did not reach those aged 40 until June Includes Accounts as at Herbert Wadge went as headmaster to Sheffield Central Technical School in He appears to be largely remembered amongest ex-pupils for his use of the cane.

He was awarded an MBE in See accounts that work was not completed until and that second floor wings were added after that. This also mentions the "original gymnasium to side".

The aerial photograph confirms gymnasium and two story wings. Biographical information from The Better Land - Great Boy Sopranos of the early Twentieth Century. July National Service Act extending conscription into peacetime and requiring military service of young men from It came into force at the beginning of The National Service Amendment Act in Decemberincreased the period of service from one year to 18 months.

It became two years after National Service remained until See Sheffield Forum discussion of memories and Old Boys anniversary video. No one appears to remember anything about Herbert Wadge apart from his extreme violence. April School leaving age raised to The "materials and labour force allocated to educational projects have been concentrated on providing the necessary accommodation". Consequently few resources allocated to developing Enfield Technical College or, presumably, Hendon or Hornsey.

Enfield Magazine Spring p. Williamswho succeeded John Gerald Platt on 1.

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In andFrederick and Lorna Flower lived at 5 Pinner Park Gardens, Harrow. In and they lived at 8 Elmcroft Crescent, Harrow.

March End of clothes rationing in Britain. The role of chemistry in the Enfield curriculum and the need for chemistry laboratories seems to be related. These are my books of the year for Copies of the first four issues available online. We were all identified by our clothes in I was a nine years old Hornsey school boy so I wore a school cap, shirt and grey flannel trousers plus braces with socks to pull up. So did almost every other boy in the district.

This introduced the Diploma in Technology Dip. Courses approved had to be sandwich courses and include liberal studies and studies in administration. The Council set standards for accommodation, equipment and staffing. Responsibility for setting up the courses lay with the colleges, the Council just granted or did not grant approval.

The New Polytechnics pp I have interpreted Diploma as HND rather than Dip. Tech in the light of Gertie Beckett 's memories and the courses list. London School of Economics and the University of Leicester were two major sources of teaching staff for the expansion of social sciences at Enfield in the s. October "The British Computer Society Ltd" formed.

Hendon Secondary Technical School was housed within the College until - See Fred and Pauline Moore - See move of Enfield Technical School in Inandthe children born at the end of the second world war left secondary school. Rosner Mechanical Engineering, Hendon Technical College left the college, His article "Nine years of block release at Hendon" was published in The Journal of Vocational Education and Training [?

See Social Science Dictionary: Peter Jeffrey Booker born See and Nick Wright went to Hornsey College of Art in to study graphic design and typography. He became Secretary of the Hornsey College of Art Student Union in and President in In following the student occupation of the college the authorities obtained a High Court injunction preventing him from entering the premises.

Fifteen years later he returned to Middlesex Polytechnic and completed his degree before taking an MA in Art History at Sussex University. The punctuation makes a difference to the meaning. Environment technology sounds too green to be true. Was anyone there who can help? At the Teach In, George Brosan chose to sit near the Socialist Society. Challenged publicly to defend his having previously torn down a Socialist Society notice, he stood up with a beer mug in his hand, wobbled dramatically, and said "I totally deny that I was pissed at the time".

He then sat down. Unexpected Conservative Victory under Edward Heath. See open learning materials - student centred. George BrosanEric Robinson and David Melville share the distinction of not having buildings named after them.

Another point that they had in common was that I [Andrew Roberts] found their educational philosophy inspirational. Foley's and Developing Social Science Research is a convenient indicator of when "several simultaneous undergraduate research workshops located all over the campus" ran. June Clark in Wikipedia. See caryatid on missions and markets - The Learning Development Project 's "student centred" Mission Statement - and Student centred Mission Statement adaptation of the above and autonomous learning An email address book in my possession includes Geoff Pilling in the personal section.

The other sections are later HSSC time. At this time, the Univesity used Pegesus mailing software for staff students had it harder! Netscape was the browser used. I think we were still using Windows 3. Andrew Roberts North Circular Autumn See end of Bounds Green and end of engineering? Anthony White 's career developed from aeronautical engineering to computerised robots, via fluid mechanics. Schemas and Models in Psychoanalysis edited by Bernard Burgoyne 5. Electronic email and telephone directory using Pegasus []: Michael Driscoll is Vice Chancellor at Trent Park - Dennis Parker is Dean of School at Hendon - Dennis Hardy is PVC - Director of Development Strategy at Trent Park.

What Uni profile copied Thursday Science, Society and Creativity at Middlesex University. What is now Middlesex University was originally a vision for a People's University: A polytechnic that would unite science, society and creativity, theory and practice, gas engineers and sociologists. The dynamic centre for this vision was Enfield College of Technologya cluster of utilitarian buildings hidden behind houses, factories, shops and public houses on Hertford Road at Ponders End.

Many of the men and women in whom these visions glowed were brought together by George Brosan" a maverick entrepreneur and educator who was willing to break rules innovate and gather together enemies in the cause. My own location in history is the main reason why this history is centred on the Enfield industrial revolution rather than the Hornsey cultural revolutionor any of the other dynamics of change. However, my claim that Enfield was the dynamo that drove the creation of the Polytechnic appears valid.

Hornsey's revolution contributed much to the new Polytechnic, but it was originally a revolution against the idea of a Polytechnic. Scienceengineering and technology. The history of the Enfield site begins with the history of photography, electric lightwireless and computers.

InJoseph Wilson Swan bought a house in Ponders End High Street that became the Ediswan Institute. Joseph Swan and Thomas Alva Edison were separately the British and American inventors of the electric light bulb. They formed a joint company in Swan was also an early pioneer of modern photographic materials. The invention of the thermionic valve, by Professor Ambrose Fleming below inbegan as a project for Joseph Swan in Ponders End, and was completed whilst he was also working for the Marconi Wireless Company in Chelmsford.

During the second world war 1, thermionic valves were used to construct Colossusthe world's first electronic computer.

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This secret British invention cracked the German "Enigma" code, and helped to win the war. War is the dark shadow behind Enfield's history. This story begins much earlier with government education systems at Woolwich Arsenal and Enfield Small Arms Factory. In the run-up to the first world war, the Ediswan Institute became the Ponders End Institute, specialising not only in electrical wiring but in the precision engineering of small arms. Art In one way, the history of Hornsey College of Art began with the Great Exhibition of the Works of Industry of all Nations inbecause it was this that provided the funds for government funded art education in Britain and Ireland.

In more immediate terms, the history of Hornsey College of Art began in when Charles Swinsteadan artist and art teacher, opened a purpose-built private school of art, Hornsey School of Artwith teaching studios and an adjacent headmaster's house at Crouch End Hill, north London. The Hornsey School was a mixture of private and public.

Local residents of standing supported it, it belonged to the headmaster Charles Swinstead and was run by his family, students were charged on a scale related to class and meansand the Government's Department of Science and Art provided support in the form probably of grants for the purchase of equipment, prizes, medals and other forms of support" Ashwinpp At first the School was only open on three mornings and three evenings a week, later extended to a five-day week and Saturday mornings.

Subjects taught included drawing, oil painting, watercolour painting, geometry and perspective. Ashwinp. Charles Swinstead's role was gradually taken over by his son, Frank Hillyard Swinstead, who became headmaster on his father's death in Frank Swinstead appointed the three women teachers, Edith LindquistSheila MacEwan and Elsie Davenport.

They all started as students and, as teachers, specialised in what were later called women's crafts. Sheila MacEwan was first appointed to a secretarial role to support her studies.

Hornsey curriculum See s picture and public funds Miss Robinson, instructor in Art Needlework at Hornsey was commissioned to execute the design for the robe and shoes worn by Queen Mary at the coronation of George Fifth The firm of Reville and Rossiter London who designed and made the robe and shoes started in and were appointed court dressmaker to Queen Mary in The robe has been descrbed as a "positive riot of bullion embroidery".

The embroidery was done by members of the Ladies' Work Society 31 Sloane Street, London, SW - "Ladies who are compelled by circumstances to employ their time remuneratively".

This developed into the A. Art Teacher's Diploma in "Then it was called 'An Artistic Academy for the Sons and Daughters of Gentlemen", and local prejudice against anything so wicked as an art school required it to be built as a gentleman's residence with a school attached! In fact, so much discretion was required that permission to build a modelling room was given only if it could be designed to look like a conservatory!!! Her father Oskar Magnus Lindquist was from Sweden and her mother Alice from Newcastle.

By they lived in Walthamstow, Essex. Oskar Magnus was a Timber Salesman whose work took him away from home. He died at the Royal Hotel Esbjerg Denmark on Edith 23 shown as "Art school pupil teacher". Her father is not listed although inferred as head. Her mother Alice died aged 52 in the summer of Figure from shown right. In Edith Lindquist Miss was one of three full time members of staff at Hornsey.

She specialised in embroidery and textiles. The other two full time staff members were the principal a term gradually replacing headmasterFrank Swinstead, and Sheila MacEwan.

At this time, most of the students were fee-paying women. See Hornsey group Edith was 60 in She died in a nursing home on The picture of Sheila MacEwan on the left appears on page 24 of Clive Ashwin It is based on the Hornsey Group photograph in which she stands next to Elsie Davenport.

Another picture appears below. The picture on the right is from Sheila's online family archivemaintained by Ellen Ward. Elsie Davenport and Sheila MacEwan Sheila full time school secretary and trainee teacher. She began teaching before Sheila asked to befriend her Guessed date of group staff photograph with Sheila and Elsie Elsie made to leave the school by the new Principal and Sheila's roles changed.

Elsie lived with Sheila MacEwan from about they lived together for 47 years. Addresses traced from They lived in Stroud Green before the second world war, Hendon afterwards until 3. In she said her methods were developed from traditional methods over nearly twenty years. Teacher training - Tottenham and elsewhere Religious education and domestic science See Institute of Education Archives Subject Guide No.

Teacher Training The history of teacher training at Middlesex is linked to the two great expansions in English state-funded education: Teacher Training was developed at three of the Universities main component sites: Tottenham and Hornsey post and Trent Park post Pupil teachers The early system of training teachers started by their serving an apprenticeship as pupil teachers for some years.

They might then seek a scholarship for college training. St Katharine's provided college training for women pupil teachers from Church of England schools. This was, at least in part, a religious issue, and in part a social issue: Rules and Regulations set out in explain that "The Principal shall be in Priest's Orders" and "The Lady Superintendent shall engage and dismiss all domestic servants". The man chosen was the Reverend Edwin Hobson, who continued as Principal for over forty years.

After his retirement inhe wrote "soon the Man Principal of a Woman's College will be as extinct as the Dodo". But not in In St Katharine's College, Tottenham was founded by the Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge [and the National Society? Concerned mainly with general teaching by women in Church of England schools. A student who left in recalled that students had studied Holy Scripture, Shakespeare, Arithmetic, Needlework, Geography, History, School Management, Botany, Music and Drill.

Lambeth Road in South East London established. This moved to the Albert Institute of Blackfriars Road in and to Berridge House in West Hampstead in Lambeth and Berridge House were concerned with domestic sciencenot just cookery. December Berridge House, Hampstead, founded by the National Society for Promoting Religious Education. This is for school use. At about the same time May Little was publishing for the housewife market. Miss Ottley' Report at the start of the war - staff list and electoral register.

During the war it was difficult to recruit students: Graham Handley says that St Katharine's recognised the value of "mature students" whilst in Devon, and when it returned to Tottenham there was an "important contingent of mature students" in the new intake.

In the context of a women only college, this probably means married women. Nursing - Holborn - Archway and elsewhere Sometime in the s a homeless girl died of hypothermia in London. We do not know her name, but she has a claim to be the founder of nursing at Middlesex University. As a consequence of his inability to find a hospital to help her, William Marsden founded the General Institution for the Gratuitous Care of Malignant Diseases in Holborn in This developed into the Royal Free Hospital which became one of the sites for nursing education in Middlesex University.

Nurses registration Census Under the National Health Service, the Royal Free Hospital School of Nursing received an annual Treasury grant. Classrooms and equipment were improved, and a library was opened. A Nurses Education Committee was established in North London College of Health Studies formed from the nursing schools of the Royal Free, Whittington, North Middlesex and Chase Farm Hospitals.

Other apprentice schemes associated with the history of Middlesex University include: Those of Henry Winterbottom Broadbent Ediswan factory: See Eddie Bassett and Brian Frank Gardner The Enfield District Manufacturers Association Apprentice Training Scheme Electricity Board: Reeves and Sons Ltd were at Cheapside from to 18 Ashwin Street, Dalston from to [See ] Lincoln Road, Enfield, Middlesex from to [See ].

Initially at the corner of Lordship Lane the road south of Bruce Castle Museum on this map and Tottenham High Road. Haringey archive services have inspector's reports on the infants and girls departments for and and on the senior girl's department for The St Katharine's Practising School became a senior girls' school aboutproviding only secondary education. Haringey archive services have an inspector's reports on the secondary school for Joseph Swan's friend William Armstrong had an electricity supply and was the first home lit by Swan's electic lights December The pictures were published in the Graphic - See William Armstrong Magician of the North website.

School sited somewhere between Crouch End Hill and Waverley Road on this present day Open Street map. Crouch End Hill is the main road out of Crouch End which is south.

Ashwin says the school was at the crest of the hill, on the edge of the built up area, near the railway station. On the late nineteenth century map below, the farmstead track of Church End Farm can be seen as a lane between the old buildings, beneath what is now Williams Building.

The Local Government Act created London County Council and an elected Middlesex County Council. The main built area of the old Middlesex became the main part of London. Middlesex was the rural crescent around north London. By the time Middlesex was absorbed into London init had already been almost completely covered with buildings.

Before the chapel opened, prayers were said in one of the college rooms. In March of the same year he was elected as Member of Parliament for Enfield. Photographed by John Benjamin Stone outside the Houses of Parliament in June Copyright National Portrait Gallery He was Vice-Chair of the Middlesex Technical Education Committee from at least See November - December - January Henry Bowles' family home was Myddelton House, now famous because of the crocuses that his younger brother bred.

Inhowever, his father bought for him Forty Hall, just south of Myddelton House. In an essay called "God Bless the Squire", writing about his youth in Forty Hill, Enfield towards the start and during the first world war, Norman Lewis says:. The modern sketch map left is bisected by the Great Cambridge Roadbuilt across agricultural land in the s.

The nearest industry was along the banks of the River Lea to the east of the Hertford Road where the main employer was the Royal Small Arms Factory.

Many of Henry Bowles' questions in Parliament concerned the production of small arms and the welfare of the small arms workers. An early photograph of "Hornsey School of Art" notice board in the photograph"from the north-west" caption in Ashwinp. Women's studies or "ladies desirous" See nursing - teaching - art - as well as domestic science Gender and class As far as I know, domestic studies those focused on the home are not taught at Middlesex University, but these and other "women's studies" have played an important part in the genesis of the University.

Nursing and teaching were almost exclusively women's studies in the early years and much of arts and crafts was dominated by women students. Engineering and Enfield were almost exclusively male. The gender distinction corresponds with a class distinction in that Enfield drew many students from skilled working class backgrounds whose were paid for by the council or their firms, whilst the women students in domestic studies, nursing, teaching and arts and crafts appear to have included a high proportion of fee-paying middle class women.

In the history of Middlesex, the teaching of domestic studies began in the palace of the Archbishop of Canterbury in The National Society's Training School of Cookery. Lambeth Road in South East London was established the "disused brew house" of Lambeth Palace [It is possible that this refers to the vaulted undercroft once used to store beer and wine and now used as a chapel.

The training lasts six months or a year, and consists of a thorough training In artisanplain, and superior household cookery, scullery-workhousekeepingmarketingand general management. Diplomas are granted which are recognised by tho Education Department as qualifying the holders to teach cookery In public elementary schools. Ladies who aro desirous of taking short courses in plain or superior cooking can do so by arrangement. For further particulars apply to the Lady-Superintendent Miss Underwood Waugh.

The All Saints Educational Trust writes of Berridge House as being established primarily to train teachers of domestic sciencewhich he says is now known as home economics.

Domestic science was the focus of all study at Lambeth and Berridge House and a part of Hendon Junior Technical School. Students' timetable St Katharine's 6. The Enfield part of its name came from its manufacture at the Enfield Small Arms Factory. Enfield Small Arms also made the bayonets. The early history of Enfield College is linked to educating the factory workers. Stanley Millward s found that the college was mainly for students from Enfield Small Arms and Enfield Cables.

The Enfield Society has a collection of relevant photographs on its website under commerce and industry. Enfield Small Arms was further north than Brimsdown, near Enfield Lock. On this modern map, the part of Duck Lees Lane East Duck Lees Lane leading down to the Ediswan factory and the River Lee Navigation is shown in orange to the east. Orange on either side of Ponders End High Street marks the Swan house east side and the s and later college buildings west side.

Picture from Clive Ashwin About Frederick James Mitchell born. He was an Art Master 27 at 19 Barlow Terrace in Keighly, Yorkshire on His father was George Frederick Mitchell, a "Manager". InFrederick J. Mitchell and Winifred J. Mitchell lived at 20 Rokesly Avenue, [Hornsey, London] N8. Mitchell, "A Crouch End resident", who was "Head of Art at Hornsey College of Art" painted the demolition of St George's Church in Hornsey in and created the stained glass window in Hornsey Library in Fred and Sheila MacEwan kept in contact after her retirement.

From George Bernard Shaw's Man and Superman. A comedy and a philosophy TANNER [A gentleman talking about the mechanic who is mending his car] What's more, he knows that we havn't. What was that Board School of yours, Straker?

Would any of us say Rugby! Sherbrooke Road is a place where boys learn something: Eton is a boy farm where we are sent because we are nuisances at home, and because in after life, whenever a Duke is mentioned, we can claim him as an old school-fellow.

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It's not the Board School that does it: Not Oxford, Cambridge, Durham, Dublin, or Glasgow. Not even those Non-conformist holes in Wales. You despise Oxford, Enry, dont you? Very nice sort of place, Oxford, I should think, for people that like that sort of place. They teach you to be a gentleman there. In the Polytechnic they teach you to be an engineer or such like. Oh, if you could only see into Enry's soul, the depth of his contempt for a gentleman, the arrogance of his pride in being an engineer, would appal you.

He positively likes the car to break down because it brings out my gentlemanly helplessness and his workmanlike skill and resource. This was the world's first thermionic valve, British Patent No Jim Lewis, North Circular9. Consequently, alternating signals from radio waves can be converted into pulsating direct current that can be used to produce sound. Valves can also be used in binary calculations with current flowing counting as one state and not flowing counting as the other state.

The students photographed in art needlework in were all women. So were the students photographed in the modelling room not shown in the antique room above and in the wood carving class below. This year, too, there are five centres, instead of four, the additional centre being located at the Parish Room, Cockfosters. The classes to be formed will be for instruction in Art teacher, Mr A. GreenfieldBuilding Construction. NortonElectric Lighting Mr. BrayMathematics, Machine Construction, Geometry and Elementary Science Mr.

BrownBookkeeping Mr. Thomas ; Typewriting Mr. RushbridgeFrench Mr. LeBasHorticulture Mr. Cookand Cooking Miss M. The Art section is divided into elementary and advanced classes, and the instruction given will be such as to meet, the requirements of all classes of students, such as those who are engaged in industrial Occupations, art manufacturers, teachers in elementary.

In the Building Construction Classes will be taught drawing to scale of plans, etc. There are also separate classes for woodwork and carpentry in which instruction is given in manual training and carpentry. The syllabus for both the cooking and dressmaking. The French, classes will be conducted in that language which students will be taught to speak from the commencement.

In the advanced classes special attention will be given to commercial and conversational French. The shorthand class will, be divided into elementary and advanced sections.

In these days when so much importance is attached to a good commercial education, the class for typewriting and office routine has no slight value. It is specially intended to give those who propose entering commercial life a thorough knowledge of general office work.

To this a valuable adjunct is the commercial arithmetic and book-keeping. At the Ponders End Technical Institute will be special classes, for instruction in electric lighting and power transmission, a subject which has increased importance now that electric mains have been laid throughout the district.

At the same centre classes for workshop mathematics and for elementary experimental science will [illegible] At the Cockfosters Centre there will be.

The most important Class at the Enfield Lock Centre is that for machine construction and drawing. Students will be instructed in the form of the parts of machines, the physical [illegible]. Principal Miss Agnes Turnbull sits in a sea of her cookery students and staff. In Berridge House opened next to the industrial school, at the junction of Hillfield Road and Fortune Green Lane, as the National Society's training college for teachers of domestic subjects.

London Middlesex Gazette The speech was made by Sir William Collins, Vice-Chancellor of London University, and certificates were presented by Lady Collins.

William Collins, a Liberal, was a cousin of Henry Bowles. Colonel Bowles noted that certificates might have been "sent by post", but "the public presentation helped to increase the interest in tho work the classes" and certificates received from "the hands of some distinguished person" would be "much more appreciated". Colonel Bowles contrasted Enfield to the London Education Authority to which Sir William Collins belonged. Enfield's "population was scattered over a much wider area, and, further, they could not command the same amount of funds, otherwise they would have tried to provide greater facilities for their ever-increasing population.

Up to then, unlike the. London area, they possessed no Technical Institute; indeed, he might say they had no proper home. However, he hoped that next month they would be laying the foundation stones of the new Technical Institute and of a new Secondary School for Girls. Their old Grammar School had provided, for the boys, but, in those bygone days no provision was made for the education of the girls, and this was the want that they hoped to supply.

Meanwhile, until the Technical Institute was in working order, these classes supplied the want, and among, them he was particularly pleased with the Electrical Classes at Ponders End, which were doing excellent work. They had there already the Ediswan Electrical Works, and he hoped that in the days to come someone of their students might be able to erect works which would enable England stock brokers valley park equal even the dj sava feat andreea d yol money maker mp3 of Edison himself in electrical manufacture.

CroftsMiss J. Hark and Mr A. Nyo gave some delightful songs". Catalogues list a copy, but one says an earlier edition exists.

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The book appears to be intended as a school text-book. Book of the year for My copy has thirteen pages for the scullery work section pages v-xiiipages for recipes and index, followed by blank pages for notes. A revised edition was published in In between we find hot crayfish or lobster, braised celery, flageolets, spatchcock of game Berridge House recipe book 13th edition was published in London by the National Society's Training College of Domestic Subjects in This photograph and the plans that follow are taken from Gott and Crothall's book on Middlesex Secondary Schools and Technical Institutes pages The building now called the Swan Annexe previously the Science Block in Ponder's End High Street.

The front of the building above has a women's cloak room, an attendant, a architectural trade binary options profitably room and a typewriting classroom. At the back only men are catered for Upstairs see below there are two sets of classrooms divided by a roof. The front set might conveniently have accommodated women's or mixed classes.

These have only stared this session; but about thirty apprentices are attending for two hours on each of two afternoons. If this experiment is successful, there should be a considerable extension of it in those districts of Middlesex in which industries are established. The boys are selected by written examination, the successful candidates being bound as apprentices for four years. During this period they are required to attend special technical instruction classes for ten hours a week, including one afternoon, in addition to the time spent in the workshops at the factory.

In the latter the trade lad works under the direction of a skilled workman, and passes systematically through three or four of the various shops, thus obtaining an all-round practical training. The theoretical instruction given at the Ponders End Technical Institute includes the study of Practical Mathematics, Machine Construction, Applied Mechanics and General Science.

Practically all he foremen and highly skilled workmen employed at the Small Arms Factory have been trained under this part time system, and the authorities speak very highly of the results obtained. The number of apprentices who are being trained under this system at Enfield is A Wikipedia entry Electronics and Armaments: Swan was the co-inventor with Thomas Edison of the electric light bulb and founder of the Edison Architectural trade binary options profitably United Electric Light factory in Ponders End.

The Institute was extended in with the opening of new buildings in the High Street and was now called the Ponders End Technical Institute, which included the newly opened day school, the Ponders End Trade School for boys age 13 to The new building included a large electrical testing laboratory and photometric optical room The Institute co-operated closely with the local electricity and gas industries in the provision of day and evening courses for workers in those trades.

Another large local employer was the Royal Small Arms Factory at Enfield Lock, an important supplier of small arms to the Government. Middlesex County Council and Enfield Urban District Council provided the rest. The Trade School offered a two- year course for boys, including basic subjects in year one such as maths, English, history and geography, with mechanical drawing and metalwork.

In the second year there were more specialised subjects, such as machine construction, mechanics, magnetism and electricity and building instruction. Enfield Technical College and Junior Technical School: The Institute was extended in but the demand for day and evening courses required even greater expansion. In a 39 acre site in nearby Queensway was acquired. Building work commenced inand although it was not completed for several years due to the war, the Institute, now called the Enfield Technical College, together with the Junior Technical School, moved onto the new site in The College played an important role in fulfilling the national demand for trained technicians in the services and factories during World War Two.

Ponders End Trade School, transferred from the Willesden Association was elected as a new member. London Middlesex Gazette Trade binary options is it legit He also appears strategically posed less formally in a photograph. September Sheila MacEwanwho was almost 18, came with her mother to consult the headmaster, Frank Swinsteadabout joining a class for embroidery, one day a week All we could see through the dense haze of pipe smoke swirling round this small room were a very high roll-top desk - and a very tall and far more terrifying - a soldierly looking man with fierce waxed moustaches - Frank Swinstead.

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She started the next day. A self-portrait of Ebook for stock market Swinstead in County Council of Middlesex Tottenham Polytechnic Day Trade School for Girls. Possible dates of these books by May Little, late staff teacher at the National Society's School of Cookery, London The advertisement is from a book pubished in the first world war. May Higher Education in the Administrative County of Middlesex by B.

Followed by June Secondary Schools and Technical Institutes in the Administrative County of Middlesex by B. Crothall May In Manchester, Henry Winterterbottom Broadbentaged twenty, began to learn the trade of an electrical and mechanical engineer working for "Messrs Royce Ltd, Trafford Park, Manchester".

The lads have been engaged in the manufacture of munitions of war such as the component parts of small arms-gauges and fittings. This it is understood is giving every satisfaction to the authorities". A war time April tea party of the Etching class includes Sheila MacEwan left and Fred Richards. An extract from full photograph on page 23 of Ashwin. Some of these women formed the Women's Engineering Society website. Caroline Haslett became the first Secretary of the society. Caroline Haslett became the Director and the association was based in the offices of the Women's Engineering Society.

In there was a Middlesex University Students Union Women's Engineering Society. One of the role models of the Women's Engineering Society is Beryl Plattthe first Chancellor of Middlesex University. Born Beryl Catherine Myatt on Land for Reeves' Greyhound Colour Works at Enfield was purchased in By two bays were added to create a new plant for striking colour and mixing the newly developed "Poster Colour" used by Commercial Art studios in the late twenties and thirties.

Ordinary National Certificates matriculation level? Production - electrical engineering - marketing - management - education Inmekanisme transaksi di forex market Mr H E Honer died proposed the formation of an institution to cater for the specialised interests of engineers engaged in manufacture.

Ina meeting in the Cannon Street Hotel, London decided to form an organisation that would establish the status and designation of production engineers. George Brosan claimed this as the bithdate of the Institution of Production Engineers - the same year as he was born. Richard Hazleton is recorded as first Secretary of the Institution of Production Engineers from until his death.

The Institution of Production Engineers was formally incorporated in There was a House of Commons debate on on "production engineering and management training", mentioning the Institution, on In the Institution had around 13, members. George Brosan was active on many of its committees. See Introduction - "He was trading forex with esignal to this country as a child by parents who could see how things were going in interwar Hungary.

He was educated at Kilburn Grammar School. From to he went to Faraday House Electrical Engineering College on a Faraday scholarshipand was awarded a diploma. He joined the Territorial Army at the end ofrising to the rank of major in the Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers and running a unit concerned with electrical control equipment Equipment which controls one or more output quantities to specific values.

Two accounts of the same history. D to Taught electrical engineering at Regent Street Polytechnic Married Bishop and Brosan's invention. Two years as head of the Department of Engineering at Willesden College of Technology. In he became Further Education Officer for Middlesex County Council. See - meeting in Dr Brosan's room - Enfield and Eric Robinson - consumer king?

I am just guessing the date work from home jobs shawnee ks this group of Hornsey staff as Ashwin gives their names as follows I have added date of birth.

Forex.ee review Swinstead retired in Sheila MacEwan Elsie Davenport John C. Moody Edith Lindquist Frank Swinstead John Henry Willis This became the Electrical Association for Women on The association was the idea of Mrs M.

Matthews, a member of the Women's Engineering Society and Caroline Haslett became its first Director. Teach Yourself Household Electricity by Caroline Haslett CBE, Comp.

Director of the Electrical Association for Women was published The effect on the electoral register for St Katharine's College was to add the frst 25 names shown to the seven shown at the bottom of he list.

The newly enfranchised women would have been entitled to vote in the General Election on This best investment plan in india for short term resulted in a minority Labour Governemnt. Her teachers including Russell Reeve, Frank Winter and Norman Janes. Elected to the Society of Graphic Artists inshe was President for eleven years and "saw the Society through some difficult times Occupational analysis of the Census Selected higlights, with relevance to the history of Middlesex University.

Women unoccupied and retired, 14 years and over. Men unoccupied and retired, 14 years and over. Women in personal service Of these, 1, were domestic servants. Male electrical apparatus makers, fitters:. Women making textile goods and articles of dress Including tailoresses, dress and blouse makers, andembroiderersmilliners, sewers, etc.

Men making textile goods and articles of dress. Mostly boots and shoes, or tailoring. Men paper workers, bookbinders, etc. Women midwives, nursesetc. Men professionally engaged in entertainmentsetc. Women professionally engaged in entertainmentsetc.

Men in commercial and financial occupations. Women in commercial and financial occupations. This photograph of the "main college at Crouch End" appears to have been taken in the s when the college had expanded by developing annexes elsewhere in London. It is on page 43 of Ashwin A very different perspective appears in a about photograph on page 8 and as "The vacant Crouch End building February " on page The tall neo-Georgian facade shown was erected in at the centre of the Crouch End Hill face of the building.

It meant a main entrance being created on the main road. Under the supervision of Margery Maughan Miss Sylvia Leslie began a year's practical research at Berridge House to establish some principles to "standardise equipment and conditions for washing up", for the Research Sub-Committee Household Section of the National Council of Women. The work developed into an attempt to establish "general fundamental principles for the rest of our domestic work".

It was continued in by Miss Nora Dufton and led to the publication of Posture in Housework. The Metal Box Company Limited, Great Britain An application of the principles of good posture to the practice of housework National Society Training College Teaching Staff. Miss Margery Maughan published London The research team began by studying the hand and aspects of how it gripped.

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Their "newly designed scrubbing brush" could be comfortably held without a tight grip and did not twist the hand. The overall aim was to "increase the efficiency of the worker and save her exertion" p. Using a dustpan and brush was inefficient and unhealthy. It strained back and thigh muscles and put pressure on knees, and on the abdomen and lungs. The head was also drawn back in a tiring and unnatural position. The researchers were impressed, however, by the advantages of an upright vacuum cleaner.

See Census Entertainment Performing arts In the sgraduates from the school could go to Trent Park for an extra year that would qualify them to teach in schools.

Alec Stretchits chief technician, was at the heart of Enfield Technical College Entertainments Association. Between and Frederick Dalby Flower encouraged perfoming arts groups at Hendon to Brian Ellis trained in English, Speech and Is xm forex legit at Trent Park Trent Park London Studio Centre founded External link New College of Speech and Drama Ivy House.

Fine Art Pictorial and advertising design Industrial applied art Women's crafts Training art teachers Compare - Coldstream Report and Hornsey [The HCA Archives suggest the Prospectus was preserved by Sheila MacEwan ] Women's crafts At Brighton it was proposed to have Women's Crafts as one of two parts of Design It would "embrace embroidery, dress design, fashion drawing, French modelling, costume designing, leatherwork, and textile printing, weaving, dyeing and spinning".

According to Clifford Walter Radcliffethe history of the Hendon college begins with the industrialisation of west Middlesex after the first world war Between andthe Middlesex County Council built Hendon Technical Institute designed by H. Hendon College of Technology, in the Burroughs, was designed in the neo- Georgian style by H.

Burchett and opened in In there were minor extensions and in a new refectory block and an engineering block [completed ] were being built. The map represents the college after when Church Farm House Museum openedbut before when the Williams Building opened. On other maps, "Hendon Grove" is coloured green and appears to be a park. The route to Hendon Central is a steep hill, as described by Sheila Brook in her memoirs.

North of the college is an even steeper fall to the valley, providing magnificent views. InHendon was the most isolated of the main Polytechnic sites. It was 5 miles from Bounds Green6 miles from Alexandra Palace7 miles from Cat Hill9 miles from Trent Forex purchase in chennai and 12 miles from Enfield.

Hendon was to be the first major site to close in the planfollowed by Enfield. Commercial studies, business and law See Census In the history of Middlesex University, commercial and business studies became a focus of attention with the creation of the Hendon Junior Commercial School during world war two.

I suspect that management subjects at Enfield had a mainly industrial focus compared to commercial one at Hendon. This would fit in with the different economic location of the two colleges. Business studies What became known as "Business" may have been called "Management" before. For business see Wikipedia on history of Master of Business Administration mostly USA - and Europe - and TES Business Studies Forum on history of Business Studies as a subject shorthand, typing and commercial French.

The current Law School website says that "The Law has been taught at Middlesex University since the s". Current Business School history website: Higher National Diploma courses in "Management Studies" were established at Enfield sometime between and by Roderick McCrae. Hendon College of Technology pioneered the first personnel management courses. Gerry Mellor Business studies degrees started at Hendon and, then, Enfield after the Crick Report of London Business School established - The Department of Management Studies introduced the BA Business Studies degree.

This was the first course in the country launched under a new government blueprint for business programmes. Sc in Business Mathematics and BA Business Studies. Ian Macduff, was one of those who taught on it. He graduated from the University of Auckland with a BA in History and German in and LLB Hons, First in Following a period tutoring in law in Auckland he practised with the firm of Tarlo, Lyons and Aukin in London.

He then joined the Inner London Probation and After Care Service as part of a special team working on a programme with fundamental trader forex and recidivist offenders. He then joined the Law School at Middlesex Polytechnic teaching on the new law degree programme. On his return to New Zealand, he joined the Law Faculty at Victoria University of Wellington, where he initially taught Legal History, Jurisprudence, and Criminal Law.

He undertook mediation training in the USA in the early s and then returned again to New Zealand. At some stage, business studies were concentrated on the Hendon Campus, which became the base for the Middlesex Univesity Business School. First public sector AMBA-accredited MBA designed and delivered at Middlesex University [Polytechnic] Business School. October volunteered for army service and October, November or December married Lorna M. Lorna was born about He joined the Army Education Corps.

November Formation of the British "eighth army" which fought against Germany in north Africa and then crossed to Italy in the late spring of It was brought home to him how wide were the interests and talents of many who had not been successful within the formal educational system. After the war he took an economics degree by correspondence from Wolsey Hall. It seems to me that the name Ponders End Stocks pre market movers Institute School etc was used for the organisations whilst they were on the east side of Ponders End High Street.

When they moved to the Queensway site, they became Enfield Technical Institute School etc or then or before Enfield Technical College School etc.

However, the name change may have related more to the institute being developed into a regional college of engineering The badge is preserved from the blazer of Malcolm Farrellwho joined the Junior Technical School in April Katharine's Training College, Tottenham In connexion with the Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge.

Report Available online - offline Principal: A Most of the staff and all of the students were female. September It was thought that women's colleges would be relocated. Katharines' was allowed to continue "subject to proper air-raid precautions". Birds of the Air The Heron with a parting croak Rose from the marsh remote. The old bird-watcher also rose And stood there in his weathered clothes When some spots afar off, on high, Caught his weathered, practised eye.

As they steadily, speedily drew nigh, He, watching them, emitted a sigh. They swiftly skimmed right overhead, Their graceful wings were wide a-spread. They were beautiful to the eye; Why then did the old man sigh? They were not of the feathered clan; They investment options in india for beginners created, not by Nature, But by Man.

Mitchell 5B in the Spring magazine p. The Observers Book of British Birds thrush on cover was published in The first one not about natural history was airplanes in Fortunately she was domestic, not nursing, staff Confrontation cartooned by her brother Stan.

The Prime Minister offered only blood, sweat and tearsand our national characteristics carried us through the difficult years - just plain 'guts'. This College was incomplete and unopened, but by decision of the Government the Middlesex County Council was asked to make it possible to operate it with the minimum of expenditure.

Broadbent in the Spring magazine p. At about this time the Junior Technical School became a "department within the Enfield Technical College". At some time beforeHerbert Willan Wadge was appointed as the headmaster of the Junior Technical School. Junior Technical School transferred to the new building, "and has since been binary options buddy v2 in size, with full nzd aud exchange rate bloomberg over a three-years' course" H.

Broadbent in the Spring magazine pp As the size of the Junior Technical School increased and the three "houses" Wren - Newton - and Stephenson that has existed for over twenty years were converted in four Whitworth previously Wren - Newton - Stephenson - and Faraday.

Gertie Clark began work as a secretary, aged 17, at Enfield Technical College. She met Ralph Becketta technician, there and married him in Henry Winterbottom Broadbent was Principal. A Mr Crofts had hoped for the post. Herbert Willan Wadge was Headmaster of the Technical School.

Eric Pascal was Education Officer for the Borough of Enfield. From her retirement speech: I first walked up the drive at the age of 17 straight from secretarial college.

It was the only job I ever applied for. I was interviewed by Henry Winterbottom Broadbentthe first Principal of the college. I remember he appeared as a dear looking granddad. Thinking back I realise to make money high alching he was probably about the same age as I am now. Looking round the site I realise that I was here before the two top wings of the Broadbent building, the Macrea Buildingthe Roberts Buildingthe Projects blockthe Hutsthe car parkand even before the trees in the drive, and before most of the staff in social science were born.

When I arrived in it was war time. We worked a five and half day week and because it would have been impossible to stock option qdro out the building the evening sector etf trading strategy were held on Saturday afternoons and Sunday mornings.

The general office team of four was Myrtle Thimble, Myra Horn, Vera Huhn and myself. I will keep on listening to the tape] Mentions overtime. The three single girls also took turns on the fire-watching rota fire duties. We could be seen on the roof in our tin hats watching out for incendiaries - or washing our hair in the Principal's room - or playing table tennis or other indoor games with the male staff, or the army cadets who were then on duty.

At that time the college had a junior secondary school on its top floor. Some years later got their own premises as the Ambrose Fleming School and then became part of the comprehensive system. I remember acting as secretary to the school headmaster who was a Herbert Willan How to buy eastman kodak stockfor a few years, and going away on the summer camp at Wanstead in the company of Mr and Mrs Wadge and the canteen manageress.

There was only one female member of the academic staff in those days. That was Miss Woodward took Geography for the home catering business license arizona technical school.

The top level courses then were Higher National Certificates And the Some Science courses took place in Which was where Andrew Collier was executive stock options taxation much involved. The administration of the college was then into five [?

Electrical engineering - science Percy Wick - Mechanical Engineering Simon Chapman - Structural Engineering - and Can you make money playing online roulette Clarkfor those who can still remember the names. The next Principal to come along, Roderick McCrae When he how much money do forensic anthropologists make per year school in he went to work momentum indicator forex mt4 Ediswan and began an apprenticeship See and which involved a sandwich course at Enfield Technical College and the award of a Higher National Diploma in Fred and Pauline Moore met in when they were both 13 at Hendon Technical College.

See also Sheila Brook in They were drawing tomatoes and Hoffnung's quick sketches made her laugh. John Charles Moody was not amused when Hoffnung painted ivy growing up the leg of the life model. Broxbourne Theatre Company's history includes a photograph of the Enfield Technical College Entertainments Association's stage crew in There are sixteen of them and one half hidden may be a woman. Unfortunately, no names are given.

School leaving age was to be raised to 15 years implemented in and later to 16 implemented in Egalitarianism - Academic - Vocational Eric Robinson links the Act with the acceptance of "egalitarianism" p.

He argues that before these "matric and the school certificate" were the concern of grammar and public schools, not "senior elementary schools" [See Enfield and Hendon ] Grammar and public schools prepared children for University and "it was generally accepted" that there would be other further and higher education courses to prepare people without university "pretension" for specific vocations. It was "designed for the part-time vocational education of engineering technicians" p.

A two year course. Requires GCE O levels or a preliminary technical college equivalent. A very good pass equated by some universities as equivalent to GCE A level. Ordinary National Diploma and Higher National Diploma Tne national diploma scheme came later with a "simliar function for full- time a and sandwich students" Higher Forex trading session hours Diploma See An on stage work from home coreldraw in this scene of two men and one woman.

The revues were mixtures of song, dance and comedy. I think "Into The Snow" would have been a comedy sketch. The musical element in productions has always been strong.

Alec Stretch, like the young Derek Barshamhad been a choir boy. Sc Forestry, Aberdeen University. In the Colonial Forest Service from to From to with the Food and Agricultural Organisation of the United Nations, with a break in when he took his Ph. The Economics of Forest Land and Associated Wild Land, a Problem Analysis Southern Illinois University, Department of Forestry,pages. Enfield lecturer to London College of Dance After the World War Two Madge Atkinson and Anita Heyworth assisted in establishing The London College of Educational Dance Training which opened at Rawdon Hall, Holyport, Maidenhead in It was the first dance specialist teacher training college in the United Kingdom.

It became London College of Dance and Drama London College of Dance. Idea first mooted between Miss Grace Cone and Miss Anita Heyworth during the Dancer's Circle Dinner in either or See memories of Phrosso Pfister The London College of Dance became part of Middlesex University in Spring Enfield Technical College - Junior Technical School - Magazine.

Edited by Mr G. Business Manager Mr D. Kirby 6B and Captain of the School and L. The "front" vision of the Technical College, which, because of the warfaced onto a back-street Queensway instead of the main Hertford Road. The building was not completed until The front page of forexten para kazanan Tottenham and Edmonton Weekly Herald of August 24th has an advertisement placed by Middlesex County Council Education Committee of the courses available at Enfield Technical College.

The Free download ebook belajar trading forex of the College was H. Courses will be held in AutomobileCivil, ElectricalMechanical and Production Engineering, Metallurgy, Management Subjects and Trade Courses. The Science Department provides Matriculation and Inter. Adult Courses and Discussion Groups will be in operation. The District Education Officer for the Enfield Area was E.

Post-war Year not certain for everything [Enfield] After the war Eddie Bassett joined the staff of the Enfield Technical College, and continued his education becoming both a Fellow of the Institute of Mechanical Engineering and a Fellow of the Institute of Production Engineers.

He retired as Principal Lecturer in Mechanical Engineering at the Polytechnic. Fred W Clark, North Circular The person they wanted could not find lodgings near the college. At that time lecturing started at 8am, to fit in with the kind of day that people had in industry.

Typing jobs from home free registration he was also doing volatility option price relationship classes he might not finish until 9pm. The college students were mainly from Enfield Small Arms and Enfield Cables.

The college had started as a trade school For Enfield Small Arms? It gained more students, including full time students, became a Technical College and moved to the new building Broadbent In the old building Swan Annexe looked as if it had been badly scarred by bomb blast. The windows were boarded up and it was not used. The new building had the front that it has now, but it only had two stories. The new building was still not completed. There was brickwork instead of panelling in the hall, for example.

The building work went on for two or three years. The college also used an old church in Lincoln Road for teaching. Stanley Millward did not see much of Mr Broadbent.

He met him when he came for the interview, but not much afterwards. Mr Broadbent died a few years later In his first year, Stanley Millward taught matriculation This was not normal college business. He taught Charlie Dust a student who was taking matriculation then and had previously been a student in the school in the old building.

They were still in contact in The Ministry of Education organised Art and Design education as a two year Intermediate Certificate in Art and Crafts followed by a two year National Diploma in Design. Christmas Enfield Technical College Entertainments Association presented their first annual pantomime: Cinderella Broxbourne Theatre Company's history includes a photograph of a scene from Cinderella, with Cinderella, Buttons and the fairy godmother in a wood.

The next photograph they show is of a performance after casts ceased to be drawn from within the college. Sylvan Press, Museum Street, London, WC1. Books on typography, printing and the savior strategy to forex trading review crafts" Writers and Artists Year Book The Your Home Crafts Series began in with Your Leatherwork by Betty Dougherty.

There were eighteen books in the series, of which six were written and illustrated, in whole or in part, by Elsie Davenport or Sheila MacEwan, starting in with the profitable strategies and signals for binary options in the series Your Handweaving by Elsie G.

The full list was: Your Embroidery by Helen Brooks - 4. Your Rugmaking by Klares Lewes and Helen Hutton - 5. Your Millinery by Winifred Reiser - 6. Your Linocraft by Betty Dougherty - 7. Your Pattern Cutting by E. Sheila MacEwan - 8. Your Textile Printing by Evelyn Brooks - 9. Your Jewellery by J. Your Children's Crafts edited by E Sheila MacEwan, which included a chapter on Weaving by Elsie G. Your Puppetry by John Wright - Your Penmanship by Kathleen U.

Your Toymaking by Joseph Pierce McCrum Your Machine Embroidery by Dorothy Benson - Your Light Furniture by Joseph Pierce McCrum - Your Handspinning by Elsie G. Your wood-engraving by Mark Fernand Severin - Your Yarn Dyeing by Elsie G. How much money do humanitarians make It is clear from examination of Sheila and Elsie's books that preparation for these began before the war - probably about It is also suggested that the book were part of a [women's] movement, as indicated in the input type= radio javascript validation paragraph from a s review of one of Elsie's books: The beginning of the freeze is shown on this Wind Rose compiled at Enfield Technical College in January Cutting, left, from Radio Who's Who Sixteen-year-old Derek Barsham of Enfield, whose voice is known to millions of radio listeners, will give his farewell broadcast as a boy vocalist this week.

As Derek's voice is on the verge of breaking, he has been advised to rest it for two years, but before doing so he will take the part of Theodor in the Russian opera "Boris Godunov", which is being broadcast in the Home Service on Wednesday, February 11th and in the Third Programme on Friday, February 14th. Hamer, known as Rex, joined Enfield College in after service in the RAF. His wife's name was Joan.

Stanley Millward first met him in January The senior college had less than 20 members of staff. Rex taught mathematics to students studying for the intermediate BSc, or the Ordinary or Higher National Certificates "when these were the 'bread and butter' of the college courses" He made a special study of the results of the National Certificate Courses in the country.

Many of the students came from the staff of the Government Training Centre and some from the college workshops and laboratory staff. His teaching interests in his later years ranged from industrial psychology to education but perhaps focused most sharply on educational technology where he was responsible for the development of programme leaning, writing several valuable programmes and lecturing to business and commerce as well as using the technology to help students on various courses in the college.

USA study tour - Ted Coates - Division of Education and Psychology - - March Mary Shakeshaft When the polytechnic was inaugurated he became its appointments officer. He gave up this job after a severe heart attack, returning to teaching. He retired in December Obituary by Mary Shakeshaft in North Circular Herbert Willan Wadge went as headmaster to Sheffield Central Technical School in The picture left is from his period in Sheffield. On of his students Tony Jackson recalls "The Headmaster Mr Herbert Wadge ruled the school with a fist of iron: One day he entered our classroom and walked straight over to a lad sitting at his desk.

Without speaking a word he smashed his hand across the lad's face sending his glasses flying to the other side of the room. Then he said " You don't chew in class, boy! In the autumn ofHenry Broadbent wrote: Direct effort is demanded from all of us if we are to close this much talked-of gap between imports and exports. This means that this country must regain its eminence in high standard of craftsmanship and design. In other words we must export our technical skill, and the College is ready to take its full share of responsibility in this connection.

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John Gerald Platt was "a very nice man" Sheila MacEwanwho said that it was thanks to his never-failing kindness and encouragement that her last seven or eight years [to ] had been as happy as her early days [under Frank Swinstead]. Sheila was not happy under John Charles Moody and the typescript of her retirement speech jumps from Swinstead to Platt with just a handwritten insertion in the margin "J.

Trent Park Developed from A concise history of Trent Country Parkby Alan Mittelas. All teachers must be qualified It was taken over by the Ministry of Education and init was opened as an emergency training college for male teachers. Students were rushed through six-month crash courses to attain education degrees.

By [when I was in a London infants school] one in six of the teachers in maintained schools was emergency-trained.

InTrent Park became a permanent residential training college for men and women. By August all the emergency colleges had either become permanent, or had closed.

Trent Park provided qualifications for teachers in various disciplines, including Art, Drama, Music, Dance and Handicraft Design and Technology. Shortly thereafter, Geography, Maths, Science and English were also taught there.

From Trent Park tutors sometimes taught at Hornsey. InMiddlesex County Council bought the entire Trent Park estate, by compulsory purchase order, as Green Belt land.

New buildings were eventually added to the campus, including an assembly hall and teaching block to the west of the mansion. Dissolution of Middlesex County Council. The estate was divided. The new London Borough of Enfield took over the college and college grounds and the Greater London Council the parkland. AboutStanley Millward speaks of informal cooperation between colleges. Inthe GLC officially opened the acre hectare Trent Country Park to the public.

The expansion continued into the s and s, including two halls of residence called Sassoon Hall and Gubbay Hall. See picture and description At what stage did it occur to someone that using the forecourt of a Georgian Mansion as a car park was not the best way to enhance its image? Enfield Technical College events Held in Battle of Britain week. Your Hand Weaving was written by Elsie G.

Davenportwith assistance with the diagrams from Miss E. Sheila MacEwanA. John Plattthe new Principal of the school, had given permission to include work by students in the photographs.

In and they lived at 8 Elmcroft Crescent, Harrow Frederick Dalby Flower became Hendon Technical College's head of adult education. He developed a liberal arts programme, including performing arts groups and an English programme for overseas students.

He had left the Communist Party after the Soviet Union's suppression of the Hungarian revolution in By Flower was Head of Department of Arts and Liberal Studies, Hendon Technical College. He wrote "Balance in Liberal Studies" Education and TrainingVol. The author finds in wartime Army education a principle which gives coherence, balance, and some guidance on allocating time". He left Hendon College in to become Principal of Kingsway Day College. Fred Flower wrote in Badly written and misspelt lab reports force them to recognise the inadequacy of their students' command of language.

Employers, aware of the difficulties their technical staff find in writing correctly and comprehensibly, demand a sound grounding in English. The White Paper of February on Technical Education found space to call for "good plain English, the use of which saves time and money and avoids trouble".

Typed manuscript, bound in blue cloth. By Sheila Williams and Frederick Dalby Flower: Hendon Overseas Friendship Association.

Margaret Thatcher was President of the Hendon Overseas Friendship Association in the s. He was MP for Edmonton the constituency south of Ponders End at the time until During his whole parliamentary career he persistantly and consistently promoted the cause of technical education, At one time promoting a "politechnic club" in the House of Commons.

In his final speech in the Commons he said that "In the past 20 years" [ - ] "we have had a revolution - a revolution which has not been fully recognised - in technological education and industrial training in which previously we were the most backward of the industrialised nations.

Austen Albu in conversation with his second wife, the social psychologist Marie Jahoda. Marie's worked demonstrated the negative effect of unemployment on mental health and the positive effect of meaningful social engagment.

The Libraries of Greater London - A guide compiled by L. Chief Librarian and Curator, Islington Public Libraries. Bell and sons, Ltd. HENDON TECHNICAL COLLEGETHE BURROUGHS, HENDON, N. Books and pamphlets 5,; current periodicals Books are lent only to members of the staff in exceptional circumstances. This shows what was later named the Broadbent building. As far as I can see, all its parts are here apart from the bar, which completed the rectangle quad to the left and the second floors of the two main wings See Stanley Millward A similar idea is part of George Brosan 's sociological explanation of the role of technical eduction in English society: The mechanics' institutes, technical colleges and polytechnics which successively recognised the need Ford as documented transparently by Amy Gdala and Julie herself in various places.

Or, perhaps she had already grown up when, at the age of four she had graduated from Beatrix Potter to Arthur Ransome. Roderick McCrae The sudden death of Henry Broadbent led to the appointment of Roderick McCrae as Principal of Enfield Technical College.

The death of Henry W. Broadbent, aged 55, was recorded in Edmonton in the March quarter of The death of Mary A. Broadbentaged 64, was recorded in Wood Green in the December quarter of Gertie Beckett 's memories: The next Principal to come along, Roderick McRea, went out to establish Higher National Diploma Courses.

I well remember having to type and stencil draft after draft of 68 page schemes Individual letters to firms telling them they might save by There was no such thing as microprocessors in those days. The thought would have been as remote as putting a man on the moon. My other memories of Roderick McCrae are his liking for a free meal and time of in lieu. He always made a point of asking me to make his appointments for him to go to firms about Published in the Your Home Crafts series Your Pattern Cutting by Euphemia Sheila MacEwan During the past twenty yearspattern drafting on paper, as opposed to modelling in material on a dress stand, has come into its own; far from being looked on as the Cinderella of the cheap dress trade, it can now be regarded as an almost exact science based on careful observation of the varying proportions of the figure in action and repose, coupled with the latest knowledge of garment fabrics in wear.

In a note to the 5th printingSheila MacEwan wrote "the book is not about fashion as such it is about a well-tied system of cutting patterns to fit a given individual for any fashion, past, present, or to come" The book was dedicated to Natalie Bray. The fashions reflected in the book were those from toas that was the period over which it had been developed p.

Sheila acknowledged "willing cooperation of students and staff" in her department "in the hundred of experiments needed to perfect a system of this kind" "over a number of years" Her original scheme was for a book on an "altogether larger scale". It was laid aside as a result of the war and after the war the cost of book production meant such a book would have been expensive.

She chose, instead, a "small, very tightly packed text book within the range of every pocket" Preface to the first edition. Autumn Gwendoline J. Smith of 9 Heston Road, Lampton was She was a member of the newly formed London and the Home Counties Guild of Weavers, Spinners and Dyershad been weaving for eighteen months and already had a length of coat cloth on exhibition in the Arts and Crafts Society's exhibition at the Victoria and Albert Museum. She was studying for the National Diploma in Woven Textiles at Hornsey School of Art under the guidance of Miss MacEwan and hoped to qualify as an art teacher in May and specialise in weaving.

Gwendoline's parents had also taken up weaving, and had "woven 13 yards of pale blue stair carpet and two attractive tapestry mats on hand-made looms" "My wife and I found we could not buy the sort of carpets we wanted, so we had a shot at making our own".

I think the picture shows Sheila MacEwan and Gwendoline Smith, but information and picture are from separate cuttings and I cannot be sure. Fashion at Hornsey An undated cutting from the News Chronicle appears to belong to the very early s. Called Girls Design for the Future it was written by Mabel Ellott "News Chronicle Reporter" Students at work in the Hornsey School of Art turn to admire Rosemary Gregsten left and Shelagh O'Hara, dressed in clothes they have designed and made themselves.

I watched girl students who are learning not only how to make clothes, but also how to weave the cloth, design them, model the garments and draw from life. Most of them see a career aheadbut, of course, among them are girls who will marry and give their families the benefit of their talents. Good luck to the girls who make fashion their career: I am sure that the families of those who marry will be very, very lucky indeed. A sandwich course for engineering apprentices was introduced at the Hendon Technical College ininitially for Handley Page factory [?

Others became part of the "Hendon Block-Release Scheme". Before coming across the Hendon - Handley Page link, I wondered if the connection was with De Havilland.

First Year Mathematics, Engineering Science, Engineering Drawing, Light and Sound, Elementary Design or Elementary AeronauticsWorkshop Technology, Elementary Electrical Technology, Englishand Governmental Systems. Mathematics, Applied Mechanics, Applied Heat, Light and Sound, Graphics or Aeronautical DesignMaterials and Processes, Electrical Technology, Englishand Modern Industry.

Mathematics, Strength of Materials and Theory of Machines, Applied Thermodynamics I or Aircraft Structures I, Principles of Engineering Production I, Metallurgy I, and English. Mathematics, Strength of Materials, Theory of Machines, Applied Thermodynamics II or Aircraft Structures II, Principles of Engineering Production II, and Metallurgy II. Industrial Administration, Management of MenWork Study, Probability, Fuel and Combustion Engineering, Advanced Electrical Technology, Electronics, Design Project, and Economic Aspects.

March First number of the Quarterly Journal of the Guilds of Weavers Spinners and Dyers "at a time when the tide of materialism has all but washed away the vestiges of individual creativeness and enterprise People of all walks of life are beginning to realise that, unless the handscraftsmen are there to maintain a standard of excellence, the great tradition of good workmanship which has been the mainstay of Britain will not survive.

The Guilds are today, as they once were in the pastthe guadians of a standard" Copies of the first four issues available online. The Christmas Pantomime was Cinderella. This is my best guess at the photograph left from the Enfield College of Technology Prospectus page The previous Cinderella was in Your Handspinning by Elsie Davenport16 in the Your Home Crafts series commented, in its Preface, on the apparent iliogicality of the book on spinning appearing after the book on weaving: A Ripault 's cable storage and display unit in a advertisement.

As well as off the peg cable, the company was in the s one of the principal UK manufacturers of "automobile wiring harnesses" supplied by tender to the motor industry and also made telephone cords and cordage for the Post Office. Between andsecond floor wings were added and the McCrae buildingPascal Laboratories and Roberts Building and huts were all added.

The Broadbent, McCrae and Roberts buildings were, according to the Campus Guide, named after local councillors. But the Campus Guide was wrong. Roberts was from Ripaults, Pascal was Education Officer and McCrae a Principal. In the year of the CoronationPrincipal Williams issued a clear message to the boys and girls of Britain: I am for a liberal education for technologists" Childrens Newspaper The second Queen Elizabeth, and her consort Philip of Greece, not of Spain wave to the crowd from the balcony of Buckingham Palace after her crowning at Westminter Abbey.

The Women's Crafts Department at Hornsey may have been the first semi-autonomous annexe. Sheila MacEwan said in I am more grateful to Mr Platt and to my colleagues over here that I have continued to feel as much a part of the school as ever. Planning permission was requested on Sometime after Sheila retired, the Women's Crafts Depertmant became Textiles and fashion. Textiles and fashion and three-dimensional design moved to the new site at Cat Hill in He was previously at the Board of Works.

His combined periods of office make him the longest serving Minister of Education in England and Wales. Great Education Secretaries website.

Broxbourne Theatre Company's history includes a photograph of a scene from Mother Goose with over thirty women players - One of whom appears to be a fairy queen. Drusilla Jenden 17, Hampstead: Brigit Stenberg 21, Stockholm: Pat Hollick, 20, Hornsey. Emrys Williamsthe second Principal, took up this new appointment on 1.

His resignation from his previous post at Harrow was recorded in the Education Committee minutes in November Enfield statistics Statistics charting the expansion of Enfield may have survived for - - - - The XB general-purpose semi- conductor transistor shown was released in July The image shows the Ediswan box in which the transistors were supplied.

Andrew Wylie's transistor history See electronics how stuff works See Brian Frank Gardner Presented to Parliament by the Minister of Education and the Secretary of State for Scotland.

Members in the Vote Office earlier this afternoon. This Paper is mainly devoted to technical education in the schools and technical colleges. The universities review their programmes every five years and are now working on plans for For this reason it has not been possible to deal in the White Paper with the university side in the same detail.

Peter Venables' very large book and David Eccles' very small white paper appeared about the same time. Definitions from the Technical Education White Paperpage 2 Most of those who pass through the system of technical education and make their careers in manufacturing industry are divided into three categories Technologists A technologist has the qualifications and experience required for membership of a professional institution A technologist has studied the fundamental principles of his chosen technology and should be able to use his knowledge and experience to initiate practical developments Technicians A technician is qualified in specialist technical education and practical training to work under the general direction of a technologists Craftsmen Craftsmen represent the skilled labour of manufacturing industry and account for more than one third of its manpower.

With the growing complexity of machines and the introduction of new materials it becomes all the more necessary for them to appreciate not only the how but also the why of the work they do. They are used for automatic transmission in gear-free cars. The Bishop-Brosan invention could also be used as a measuring instrument.

December ETCEA 's magnificent comedy pantomime "Humpty Dumpty" at Enfield Technical College. Amongst the singers in Show Boat was Maureen A Nelson aged At rehearsals, she met the Director's son, Ian Stretch 16who was at Naval College. They married in St Andrew's Church in Silver Street in Fifty years later they were still active in the company. The retirement of Sheila MacEwan Hornsey Dickey at the Ministry of Education, that he had heard Sheila was retiring.

See Wikipedia ] She founded the Gwent Guild of Weavers, Spinners and Dyers in She had taught dress design at Harrogate School of Art, Later she became a fashion consultant and freelance designer. She published Dressing to Please in the Design for Living series in December and Pattern Cutting in Here Margaret Melliar shows how. Julian Robinson was head of the Fashion and Textile Department from the mids to He obtained his Certificate of Education in and taught English and Drama in a North London Secondary School for three years, and then entered the Theatre in The roles he has played include Henry Higgins in "My Fair Lady" - Sherlock Holmes in "Baker Street" - and Fagin in "Oliver".

July to December The International Geophysical Year - Friday 4. The second was sent on 3. He later went to Leicester University to study Sociology and came to Enfield College in It appears he started work in September Without any help or advice from school or home I wrote application letters for a job with training from a range of these local firms.

Unlike what would be the likely response today, I got replies and a number of interviews. I remember interviews at Weston Meters, Belling and Lee and one or two other smaller companies plus as luck would have it, an interview with Siemens Edison Swan who were recruiting for apprentices to start at the beginning of the next school year.

Ediswanas they were known, ran a large apprentice scheme with an intake each school year in three grades of apprenticeship and had their own apprentice training centre in Ponders End, very close to home. On the basis of my 'O' level GCE's I was accepted as a 'Technician Apprentice'. This was the middle grade, more theoretical than the Craft Apprentice, less so than a Student Apprentice.

As a Technician Apprentice I was required to attend day release at Enfield Technical School plus a couple of evening classes. The apprenticeship was for five years. The name Edison Swan ceased to be used in and all Associated Electrical Industries' lights were marketed as the AEI-Mazda brand. Siemens Ediswan had been a big name in valve and television tube manufacture and had a large plant at Brimsdown Enfield devoted to the mass production of those devices.

The electronics syllabus of my college course had originally been based around the study of thermionic valves and circuits but had been enlightened enough to move over to semi-conductor theory from the outset, the course even included the subject of electronic computing machines such as analogue and digital computers.

As part of the course our lecturer had arranged for a visit to the Texas Instruments semi-conductor factory in Bedford where I was amazed by the American style of working environment with its open plan offices, name badges and egalitarian style management. George Brosan at Middlesex County Council and related George Brosan was Further Education Officer, Middlesex County Councilfrom This meant that he actively oversaw developments in the technical colleges, including Enfield.

See below Joseph Hayim Abraham was Extension Lecturer in Sociology at the University of London from to He had worked for the Egyptian Educational Service from to and completed his Ph. D at London University in John Crutchley said he thought the first sociologist appointed to Enfield was "Harold Abrahams", but see the Prospectus which has "J.

He was brought there, John said, by George Brosan, but only stayed for a short time. Abrahan had responsibility for "Public Lectures" at Enfield College in Aide Memoire These had run for two years in the lunch hour break in the lecture theatre which "has always been filled to capacity".

Although public "the lectures were designed primarily for the student body". Guest speakers had included Lord Boothby, Professor Bondi, Miss Marghanita Laski, Mr A. Taylor and Dr Donald Sooper. The main purpose had been to "present by expert and qualified speakers a broad pattern of interests, Current Affairs, Science, Art and Religion".

The main bias of the next series was to be towards "the sociological aspects of industry, education and law". In he was appointed to the Chair of Sociology at the University of Ghana. Abraham was the uncle of "Jack" Jacob, who assisted him with his socology of law in Sociology in the Teach Yourself series Because of its cover picture.

Abraham's Origins and Growth of Sociology as having a title "something like" "The Tree of Knowledge" John said that Brosan mainly brought in sociologists from LSE and Leicester.

Jean Death later Jean Gregory came from Bedford College. Roy Bailey came from Leicester. Rachel Parry and Sam Wolfe who only stayed about a year from LSE. See New Left Review From to Roger was Research Fellow at the Institute of African Studies at the University of Accra in Ghana. From to was engaged in research in the Tanzanian Government Vice President's Office.

See Enfield University College in Accra became The University of Ghana awarding its own degrees by Act 79 of the Ghanaian Parliament on 1.

Joseph Hayim Abraham was Chair of Sociology at the University of Ghana from The island of Zanzibar and mainland Tanganyika became Tanzania on He arranged a study tour to the USA where he worked with Professor B. Skinner in the psychology laboratory at Harvard University and visited many other research and development centres working on emerging technologies applied to education.

Hendon Technical College Principal E. Due to the rapid development of advanced work an increasing number of men and women of ability and initiative are required as members of the full-time staff. The top photograph is from the May Development Plan and the bottom one from Ashwinp. Lisa Tickner was 16 in when she became a Fine Art student at Hornsey College of Art Starting on the intermediate course the first two years of the four year National Diploma in Designshe switched to the pre-diploma course the foundation year for the new Diploma in Art and Design in She was one of the first cohorts of the Diploma in Art and Design DipAd degree [?

Mr McCrae, Mr Hoffman [Principal Tottenham Technical College]. Mr Holden, Mr Newman and Mr Southgate. Mr Smith [Isleworth Polytechnic] Enfield Enfield Technical College Extensions: This limited allocation would provide some 20, square feet of new accommodation in the first instance.

Mr McCrae indicated that the County Architect should prepare a scheme having regard to the following priorities: Chemistry laboratories Dining Accommodation Administration Classroom Two classrooms Reference was made to the points raised by the Ministry in the final paragraph their letter of the 28th July in regard to dining facilities and the provision of Common Room facilities for teaching staff.

No useful purpose would be served by endeavouring to seek Ministerial approval to an increase in the limited administration and communal provision.

In these circumstances, it was, therefore, agreed that: The County architect should be asked to site the two classrooms in the refectory block adjacent to the staff and students dining room.

This would provide a means of extending the dining facilities at some future date.

That in considering the adaptations which must follow completion of the new extension, the provision of staff common room facilities would be taken into account.

Mr Newman and Mr Southgate undertook to visit the College to discuss the scheme in greater detail with Mr McCrae and to prepare an outline sketch plan for consideration. Mr Southgate and Mr McCrae withdrew from the meeting. There were quads on either side in which building was possible. Jock was studying biochemistry at the time but moved to sociology in He graduated BSc Sociology London School of Economics in and began teaching at Enfield College of Technology in See - - historical approach - - Sociologists.

McCrae, Enfield Technical College. McCrae was Principal May? His death was recorded in Newcastle upon Tyne in the June quarter of He was 61 years old. Stanley Millward said that Mr Pratt was only meant to be a relief between Principals. Pratt was Acting Principal between McCrae and Brosan and became at some time before the vice-Principal.

Known as "Bill Pratt" in some late 60s literature. William Thomas Pratt, author of Worked examples in electrotechnology first edition and Worked Examples in Electrical Engineering had the same qualifications. I believe Bill Pratt was succeded as Vice Principal by John Osborne Moss about The College was designated Enfield College of Technology by the Ministry of Education in George Stephen Brosan was Principal of Enfield College of Technology from to Eric Robinson taught at Enfield from September to Summerwhen he went to join Brosan at North East London Polytechnic as Deputy Director.

In the Prospectus he is shown as Head of the Department of Mathematics. In the early spring of "little Miss J" was At this stage, Friedrich Engels ' The Holy Family began to play its part in her intellectual development. In a different way, so to did conservative American sociology: This was the first articulation I had ever seen of MeNowism as an ethical axiom.

So I can't give the page number, but I bet the quote is pretty close. Daniel Bell said that we cannot wish to be "mere caryatidsholding up a platform for future generations to dance upon?

And I said, " I can. What could be more fitting for a Kantian idealist than supporting the basis for a better tomorrow? So I went into "Education" Thesis on Cultural Landscapes and National Park Policy "Making of the Peakland Cultural Landscape". Undergraduate Tutor at University College London Then Lecturer at Enfield. Ambrose Fleming School [Enfield] The Technical School pupils moved from the Queensway site to their own premises in Ponders End, becoming the Ambrose Fleming Grammar Technical School.

Reference to historical information indicates that Ambrose Fleming School moved to Collinwood Avenue in By the publication of the OS map, a school building complex indicated on the map as Ambrose Fleming School was now indicated to the northwest of the site, whilst the site itself was indicated as part of the playing fields to the school.

New College of Speech and Drama Ivy House Ivy House, Hampstead was the home of ballerina, Anna Pavlova from to Now the Jewish Cultural Centre. David Owen-Bell reported "In the photograph I am strategically positioned in the Phoenix Theatre so that I can be seen by the who attended the final of the three Alumni reunions In total some came to say goodbye to this lost treasure.

See Behavioural Geography Hendon - Alternative Communities - On the margins - Dean of Business School - Closing Tottenham - Trent Park plans - Dubai. September John Carr started work at Enfield College. He was one of a group of six lecturers brought in by Dr Brosan to spearhead his project of a college education that would combine technical and social sciences. This meant working with, and expanding, external London degrees for some years, whilst designing the internal degrees that became the BA Social Science and the BA General degrees.

The project was eventually written up as The Enfield Experiment. Eric Robinson Cadre 5. With extraordinary commitment and solidarity between and a group of them took the lead in developing and implementing new ideas about undergraduate education. I did not realise