The History of Education in the Village of Ash next Ridley, Kent. (1735-1950)
      by N. J. Muller.  An Historical and Sociological Survey

          Teachers in Ash    Page 96

Head Teachers: Boys’ school at Berry’s Maple    George Field  Boys’ Free School    George Elcombe  Girl’s’ National School    Miss Mary Susannah Jacklin  Mixed National School    Samuel Tomlinson     Mr. Simpkin     Mr. Meyers     Miss Wright     Miss Davies     Mrs. Muller  Assistant Teachers: Girls’ National School    Miss Palmer  Mixed National School    Mrs. Tomlinson     Mrs. Meyers     Miss Jeannette Glover     Miss Meyers (sometime between)    Miss Packmann     Miss L. Summers     Miss Stanley     Miss Bowler     Mrs. Keen     Mrs. Ruth Grout

1867 – 1871 1871 – 1879 1866 1878 – 1879 1879 – 1882 1882 – 1912 1912 – 1940 1940 – 1948 1948 – 1971 1871 – ? 1878 – 1879(?) 1882 – 1912 1897 – ? 1882 – 1912     ?   – 1911 1911 1912 – 1915 1914 – 1933 1933 – 1934 1934 – 1936

Miss Thompson     Miss W.A.G. Hodges     Miss Weth     Miss Emery     Miss W. Staines     Miss J.F. Barnes  Monitors: Mixed National School    Miss Florence Skudder     Miss Florence Costen     Miss Mabel Hamilton  Supply Teachers: Mixed National School Miss Durrell  Mrs. Jorden   Miss Oddy  Mrs. Ward  Miss W.A.G. Hodges  Miss Edmonde  Mrs. Jolliffee  Miss W.E. Staines  Mr. H.J. Rooney  Mrs. O.E. Longly   War time evacuated   staff from Haimo Road    School, Eltham. Mixed National School Miss Jones  Miss Pemberton  Miss Leonard  Mrs. Parsons

1936 – 1937 1937 – 1939 1939 – 1941 1941 – 1942 1942 – 1943 1944 – 1971 1915 – 1916 1916 –   ? 1916 –   ? 11/4/1932 - 12/5/1932 30/11/1933 - 30/9/1935 - ? 21/10/1935 - ? 1940 (acting head) 1943 – 1944 1944 - ? 1948 (acting head) 1948 (acting head)  1948 (acting head) 1939 - ? 1939 - ? 1939 – 1940 1940 - ?

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