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Against All Odds: A History of Mentone Grammar School 1920-1988

Against All Odds: A History of Mentone Grammar School 1920-1988

Author: James Rundle
binding: Hardback
Published: Mentone Grammar School, 1991
Condition: book: Good, jacket: Wear and tear, page: Good, markings: Previous owner

First opened in 1920 in a local Church of England hall, the School was moved to its present site under new management in 1923. Continuity and change within the School are related to the parent and local communities over time, together with social developments and political events in the wider world. Above all, this history is about the school community which has stamped each Mentone generation with a character of its own.

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Against All Odds: A History of Mentone Grammar School 1920-1988

Author: James Rundle
binding: Hardback
Published: Mentone Grammar School, 1991
Condition: book: Good, jacket: Wear and tear, page: Good, markings: Previous owner

First opened in 1920 in a local Church of England hall, the School was moved to its present site under new management in 1923. Continuity and change within the School are related to the parent and local communities over time, together with social developments and political events in the wider world. Above all, this history is about the school community which has stamped each Mentone generation with a character of its own.

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Author: James Rundle
binding: Hardback
Published: Mentone Grammar School, 1991
Condition: book: Good, jacket: Wear and tear, page: Good, markings: Previous owner

First opened in 1920 in a local Church of England hall, the School was moved to its present site under new management in 1923. Continuity and change within the School are related to the parent and local communities over time, together with social developments and political events in the wider world. Above all, this history is about the school community which has stamped each Mentone generation with a character of its own.