An Accident? A girl is punished anyway By Jane Fairweather The door of the Prefects’ Common Room opened unexpectedly and the rather beefy figure of the headmistress, Miss Anstruther, entered,
Two girls disobey their headmistress By Jane Fairweather “Do you think we really dare to ask her, Jack? She might think it is very improper, going up a
A young teacher seeks the help of a senior By Jane Fairweather Whack! went Miss Montgomery’s large white tennis shoe, very hard and with very good timing, into Ruth Mills’
Visiting a friend at her old school presents an opportunity By Jane Fairweather That Saturday afternoon, just after lunch, Alice strolled into the hallway of the old country house that
Some girls decide to augment their food supply By Jane Fairweather (1918) “I am so hungry!” Jessica Miles suddenly stated, pausing in the middle of undressing to go to bed.
An unusual combination of girls are caned By Jane Fairweather “Smoking will not be tolerated at this school, especially when Sixth Formers are the culprits. You, Miss Simpson and Miss
A troublemaker needs to be dealt with By Jane Fairweather Judith Alexandra Plumstead-Jones was inevitably known to everyone as ‘Plum’, so much so that she had all but forgotten that
A family argument gets out of hand By Jane Fairweather Easter 1930 Elizabeth took herself to the sitting room of the Smith-Jones’ house and sat bewildered in an armchair, wondering
Mr Jones has to deal with two unruly girls By Jane Fairweather “Barbara Googe, I would like a word with you, please, after the lesson, when the other girls have
A girl is unable to keep her friend entirely out of trouble By Jane Fairweather December 1929 Priscilla shuffled slightly on her bottom, which was still feeling slightly tender from