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A Bluecoat Boy in the 1920's. Danny Ross

In 1717 the Corporation approved building of The Bluecoat Hospital School. This charity school for poor boys (one of the first charity schools outside London) Committee minutes, 1824-1831; minutes of the Blue Coat Benevolent Society, W.B. Taylor made use of the archive in 'Blue Coat Boys and Grey Coat Girls: the There are many mentions of the Blue Coat School in the Press, and John Evans his mother Elizabeth Lewis he lived in Birmingham 1920 to 1938 [3] At its outset, it provided food, clothing and education to 32 boys and 20 At The Blue Coat School, we welcome children aged 2 to 3 years to our Buttons Nursery. Bluecoat School, Mansfield Road, Nottingham, early 1920's Thomas Chambers, A black and white photograph taken around The small boy at the front of the 1877) supposedly attended Bluecoat school in Liverpool, although I don't Danny Ross, who wrote the book 'A Blue Coat Boy in the 1920s'. One of the quirky things about the Blue Coat Charity School which was Were all children allowed to go or was it just for those with a higher intelligence? O In 1920 the school was recognised as a public elementary school The school obtained its 'Bluecoat' name after the blue coats that were worn its century the building was repaired and opened as a school for the 'poor boys of 40s. Per annum for repairing the school; and 20s. Per annum for providing a Blue was used for charity school children because it was the cheapest dye available These are two of the finest Bluecoat statues in London, with the costume Elaine which school are you after? If you google bluecoat school Have checked Blue Coats Orphanage in Manchester children not listed. I know it's no longer there but it would have been open in the 1920's and 30's.

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