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Halliwick Girl's School

Join the disabled girls from the Halliwick Girls School, Winchmore Hill, on a day out to the seaside for boating, yo-yos and ice cream.

Amateur film 1946 12 mins Silent Not rated

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Overview

Post-war life at the Halliwick Girls School sees the students whisked off by 'Uncles' of Southgate's Rotary Club. The day might have been tinged with DΓ©jΓ  vu for the girls, who would have only just returned from Devon, where they were evacuated during the war. The Halliwick Girls School was also where a swimming therapy called the Halliwick Concept, still used today, was developed.

This film is from the collection of Enfield Local Studies, Library and Archive, a member of the London's Screen Archives Network.

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