The Radcliffe School - War Memorial

The Radcliffe School was built in 1956 as a Grammar School, before becoming a Secondary Modern/Comprehensive school in 1958. During its build, the west wing of the school was planned around a central courtyard, which contained laboratories, history and geography rooms and sixth form division rooms. In the centre of the courtyard, a biology pool was installed and at one end of the pool a memorial was built. This is was honour former pupils who were killed in the two world wars. The bronze plaques that list the former students were transferred from the hall of the old school and added to the memorial where it still stands today.

Click the image above - World War 1 - Roll of Honour

Click the image above - World War 1 - Roll of Honour

Click the image above - World War 2 - Roll of Honour

Click the image above - World War 2 - Roll of Honour

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World War 1 - Bronze Plaque

World War 1 - Bronze Plaque

World War 2 - Bronze Plaque

World War 2 - Bronze Plaque

  • Steve Kingsford - Chairman of Chipping Norton branch of the Royal British Legion (through CWGC, Ancestry and Forces War Records along with a myriad of military and Remembrance sites such as RAF Commands, U-Boat net and various other forums

  • Martin Edwards - Webmaster - www.rollofhonour.com

  • Peter and June Underwood - Buckinghamshire Remembers

  • Marilyn Stephenson-Knight - Dover War Memorial Project

  • Caron Higgins - Relative of Robert Geoffrey Higgins (WW2)

  • Lee Proudfoot - Relative of Arthur Charles Gordon Crane (WW2)

  • Montague Victor Berry - Relative of Montague Victor Berry (WW2)

  • Linda Line - Relative of Edward John Line (WW2)

  • Jackie Nott - I grew up in Wolverton, Facebook Group

  • Trudie Mundell - I grew up in Wolverton, Facebook Group

  • Aggie O’Hara - Milton Keynes Library Librarian

  • Catherine McIntyre - Archivist, MK Heritage - Milton Keynes Museum

  • Michael Lambert and Lynn Hancock - The Radcliffe School Staff

The Radcliffe School Remembrance Ceremony 2024