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ROYAL SCHOOL for NAVAL and MARINE
OFFICERS' DAUGHTERS
ST. MARGARET'S, TWICKENHAM
Patrons:
HER MAJESTY THE QUEEN
HER MAJESTY QUEEN MARY
The School provides a high-class modem education on Public School lines.
Daughters and granddaughters of Officers of the Royal Navy and Royal Marines and, when vacancies
permit, daughters of Officers of the Royal Indian Navy and Royal Naval Reserve are eligible for
admission.
The Fees charged are adjustable where necessary to meet the particular circumstances of Parents or
Guardians.
The Foundation also provides for a limited number of pupils at Fees of £20 per annum. These are
elected by Subscribers and elections take place annually in July.
Scholarships available amount to £600 per annum.
Donations and bequests towards the Centenary Extension and Improvement Fund will be very gratefully
received. Any further information can be obtained by application to the Bursar and Secretary, at the School.
GREENWICH HOSPITAL
Educational Grants for Officers' Children
The Admiralty have power to award Grants of £20 per annum from the
funds of Greenwich Hospital towards the education and maintenance of the
Sons and Daughters, between the ages of 10 and 18 years, of " Deceased or
Distressed Commissioned Officers of the Royal Navy or Marines." These grants
may extend for a period not exceeding 5 years, conduct and character being
satisfactory, but in no case beyond the age of 18. Supplementary Grants, not
exceeding £20 per annum, may be awarded in a limited number of cases.
The term " Commissioned Officers " includes Commissioned Officers from
Warrant Rank and Chief Officers and Senior Mates of Coast Guard Cruisers.
It is open to Parents or Guardians to send Children to Schools in any part
of the country, subject to Admiralty approval of the School selected.
Claims are considered in the following order : —
(1) Total orphans.
(2) Father killed, drowned, or deceased in H.M. Service.
(3) Father dead.
(4) Father living, mother dead.
(5) Cases not specified in the above classes.
Forms will be sent on application to the Director of Greenwich Hospital,
Admiralty, 14, Buckingham Gate, London, S.W.I.
ROYAL SCHOOL for NAVAL and MARINE
OFFICERS' DAUGHTERS
ST. MARGARET'S, TWICKENHAM
Patrons:
HER MAJESTY THE QUEEN
HER MAJESTY QUEEN MARY
The School provides a high-class modem education on Public School lines.
Daughters and granddaughters of Officers of the Royal Navy and Royal Marines and, when vacancies
permit, daughters of Officers of the Royal Indian Navy and Royal Naval Reserve are eligible for
admission.
The Fees charged are adjustable where necessary to meet the particular circumstances of Parents or
Guardians.
The Foundation also provides for a limited number of pupils at Fees of £20 per annum. These are
elected by Subscribers and elections take place annually in July.
Scholarships available amount to £600 per annum.
Donations and bequests towards the Centenary Extension and Improvement Fund will be very gratefully
received. Any further information can be obtained by application to the Bursar and Secretary, at the School.
GREENWICH HOSPITAL
Educational Grants for Officers' Children
The Admiralty have power to award Grants of £20 per annum from the
funds of Greenwich Hospital towards the education and maintenance of the
Sons and Daughters, between the ages of 10 and 18 years, of " Deceased or
Distressed Commissioned Officers of the Royal Navy or Marines." These grants
may extend for a period not exceeding 5 years, conduct and character being
satisfactory, but in no case beyond the age of 18. Supplementary Grants, not
exceeding £20 per annum, may be awarded in a limited number of cases.
The term " Commissioned Officers " includes Commissioned Officers from
Warrant Rank and Chief Officers and Senior Mates of Coast Guard Cruisers.
It is open to Parents or Guardians to send Children to Schools in any part
of the country, subject to Admiralty approval of the School selected.
Claims are considered in the following order : —
(1) Total orphans.
(2) Father killed, drowned, or deceased in H.M. Service.
(3) Father dead.
(4) Father living, mother dead.
(5) Cases not specified in the above classes.
Forms will be sent on application to the Director of Greenwich Hospital,
Admiralty, 14, Buckingham Gate, London, S.W.I.
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