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RMS has an unusual and distinguished history. One of the oldest girls’ schools in the country, RMS was founded in 1788 by Chevalier Ruspini to educate the daughters of Freemasons unable through death, illness or disability to support their families. The School started out with fifteen pupils and a matron in Somers Place in East London and moved twice within London and finally to Rickmansworth in 1934. In 1978 RMS became an open, fee-paying school accepting girls from all backgrounds and all faiths, the vast majority of whom have no links with Freemasonry.
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The History Trails build up a story around the life events of some of the many former pupils of the School from before 1911. |
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The History Trails build up a story around the life events of some of the many former pupils of the School from before 1911. |
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Extensively revised and updated, with much new material, this edition of Polished Cornerstones: a history of the
Royal
Masonic
School for Girls, one of the leading private independent Schools near Watford, Herts was published as part of the anniversary celebrations of 2009
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This year the School has been used as a location for various filming projects. In January it was used as one of the main locations for a British movie called Halo Boy. |
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