Wednesday, 12 February 2014

Founder's Day - Sir John Cass School

The rain held off just long enough for this special day to go without a hitch!  The church of St Botolph without Aldgate was filled to bursting point with eager young children all smartly turned out and sporting their 'red feather' in honour of their Founder, Sir John Cass.  The feather represents the quill pen steeped in blood, due to his untimely demise whilst signing his Will. The Will was contested but the Foundation won and has continued for evermore. Read more below.

http://www.sirjohncass.org/index.php/about/history

The Sir John Cass School - original building in Jewry Street

Miss B with the Beadle 

The procession about to begin

Lord Mayor in attendance

Entering St Botolph without Aldgate

Portsoken Volunteers standing to attention


Proudly wearing red feathers 

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