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Stoatley Rough School was a
school founded in 1934 by Dr
Hilde Lion in
Haslemere in England. It was for
Jewish children who were
refugees from Germany...
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emigrated to
England in 1933,
after the ****
seizure of power. She
founded Stoatley Rough School in the
Quaker tradition for
German refugees in 1934 and was...
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Teachers at
Stoatley Rough". 2016-06-20.
Archived from the
original on 20 June 2016.
Retrieved 2022-03-13. Loeser, Hans. "Hans Loeser's
Stoatley Rough Memories"...
- names,
again from east to west, are: Wey Down (High Lane Estate) Inval(l)
Stoatley Rise
Brownscombe Of
varying size,
these are long,
sandy hills south-east...
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school became co-educational and in 2019 it
became part of
United Learning.
Stoatley Rough School was
founded in 1934 by
Hilde Lion to
educate the children...
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emigrated to
England in 1936.
There she was emplo**** at the
Stoatley Rough School,
founded and run by
Hilde Lion. Her brother, the
writer Wilhelm...
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school was in decline: 15 and
Mayer left to
become a
boarder at the
Stoatley Rough School in Haslemere,
Surrey where she was much happier, describing...
- process, they
overflowed into
Drayton House nearby. She
helped found the
Stoatley Rough School for
German refugees in
Haslemere in England. This started...
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bombs in 1940.
Difficult wartime moves first to
Fernhurst and
later to
Stoatley Hall were a
triumph for the headmistress, Miss Oakley-Hill, and
paved the...
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