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RT @bromsgrovesoc: Thank you for bringing groups together on #HistDay2020 - We listened to the excellent 'History in the Making' session ea…

Great initiative, thank you! Particularly enjoyed Science Group webinar hosted by @sciencemuseum on Covid-19 Collection Project. Lots of excellent ideas, even for small scale curators/archivists in a…

RT @BromsMusic: The Music School has remained busy this term and we are delighted to bring you a selection of clips from our Autumn Showcas…

Fantastic photos! twitter.com/StSwithunsArch…

Headmaster Routh's condolence letter to Mrs Green who's son Charles died in 1917, in #WW1 two years after leaving @BromsSchool. Routh's heartfelt #Communication "upon this sorrow's crown of sorrows" …

For more than 120 years @BromsSchool students and staff have lived @BromsWGHouse, once Gordon House. A boarding house since its beginning in 1898 it has been #home to generations of Bromsgrovians and…

RT @war_fallen: Remembering Officer Cadet Edgar Fletcher, Royal Army Service Corps, died aged 20 on 22nd November 1945: https://t.co/INS0D3…

Hand coloured #Plans for Reredos in Sir Gilbert Scott's Memorial Chapel @BromsSchool Always a star attraction in exhibitions and with students in #archive workshops, they were carved by #BromsgroveGu…

RT @bromsgrovesoc: Britain in the 1950s will be the topic for our next local history talk. Past @BromsSchool master Philip Bowen will give…

Reposting my favourite #ArchiveClub photos of the term for #ExploreYourArchive week #Education day. @BromsSchool oldest book, c.1693, 'The School Book', detailing early history and accounts is probab…

@HGSArchives @ARAScot @explorearchives @ArchiveHashtag @HutchesonsFP Fantastic work by your pupil Archivist.

RT @OundleArchive: Coming up in December. #FromTheArchive #SchoolHistory #ExploreYourArchive

RT @BromsMusic: Year 10 GCSE Musicians had fun today on the drum kit; they literally rocked! @BromsSchool #paradiddle #rock #boomtss https:…

RT @BromsHazeldene: Hazeldeneans @BromsSchool are decorating a tree for each study this week on their day in House, and today was the turn…

#FromtheArchive @BromsSchool #labels of times past, sit above my desk waiting, what memories spark? @OldBromsgrovian #ExploreYourArchive

#ExploreYourArchive #Science notebook of @OldBromsgrovian Sir Lionel #Whitby founder of the Army Blood Transfusion Service in #WW2 He lost his leg in #WW1 but returned to his studies @downingcollege …

RT @_gillianmurphy: #ExploreYourArchive #science - banners, posters, journals - just a few items from The Women's Library @LSELibrary https…

RT @scottpolar: Happy SPRI Centenary Day! On this day 100 years ago the @Cambridge_Uni granted a Grace which formally established the Scott…

RT @DowningArchives: You can read more about Sir Lionel Whitby and his papers held @DowningArchives at dow.cam.ac.uk/about/downing-…

RT @war_fallen: Remembering 3rd Radio Officer Anthony Tomlinson, Merchant Navy, died aged 19 on 27th November 1940: rememberthefallen.co.uk/casualty/tomli……

Hand drawn map of @BromsSchool in 1953 in preparation for 4th Centenary #Celebration. Drawn by art teacher and print maker Edward Walters. Fives courts have long gone but the beehives are back, thoug…

#Health has been such a pre-occupation of this year. It was @BromsSchool in 1828 too, nearly 200 years ago when Headmaster Topham dismissed the School in November due to a case of Typhus, detailed he…

A favourite photo of @BromsSchool campus in early morning #light on a frosty morning #Winter #ExploreYourArchive

RT @explorearchives: Tomorrow is the start of December, so we’ll be back with a new theme: #festive! Get ready to share: 🎄 your favourite…

RT @BromsPrep: A sneak peek into the @BromsDrama rehearsal for the Year 8 Play, #TheTwits. #BromsDrama #BromsYr8 #SchoolTheatre https://t…

#Festive #ExploreYourArchive #CurrentCapture twitter.com/BromsMusic/sta…

#Festive #ExploreYourArchive #CurrentCapture twitter.com/BromsSchool/st…

Lovely to see and hear @BromsSchool own Phillip Bowen tonight for @bromsgrovesoc local history talk. Record breaking 90 participants too from whom their were some wonderful memories of 1950s. twitter…

Love these! #ExploreYourArchive #Festive #ThrowbackThursday twitter.com/BromsSchool/st…

This popular place known by @OldBromsgrovian as 'The Binger' was a great supplement to #SchoolFood in the 1960s. This photo taken in 1962. Wonder if the name is unique to @BromsSchool or if other #Sc…

RT @Sesc_Cam: One for #SchoolFood week #FromTheArchives @SchoolArchives1

@RugSch_Heritage Great to have them named and captioned. Lovely find.

@RugSch_Heritage @KEArchive @OundleArchive @sps_kayton Looking forward to it too! Have really enjoyed delving into archives for posts, seeing colleagues' posts and it's fitted well with #ExploreYourA…

RT @war_fallen: Remembering Sergeant Edward Lee, Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve, died aged 28 on 7th December 1940: https://t.co/kJtR10P…

#FromTheArchive a taste of #Festive fun in one of our #SchoolHouses @BromsWGHouse Christmas Entertainment in 1927 #ExploreYourArchive

RT @susie_dent: Etymology of the day: a hanging, tapering piece of ice was originally called an 'ickle'. In the Middle Ages, they decided t…