The main feature centred on Morcove School, a “high class” girls’ boarding school for the daughters of the aristocratic and the rich, although the school did also accept some pupils from working-class backgrounds. Cookery and needlework were also featured regularly, as it was at that time “considered vital that young girls knew how to cook and sew”.
Schoolgirls’ Own 1,5,88-98,116
Schoolgirls’ Own 117-130,215,216
Schoolgirls’ Own 217-231
Schoolgirls’ Own 232-246
Schoolgirls’ Own 247-254,291,312-317
Schoolgirls’ Own 318-323,346-350,414,416,426,428,458
Schoolgirls’ Own 459,460,484-487,524-528,535,540-543
Schoolgirls’ Own 549,553-557,564-566,580,581
Schoolgirls’ Own 582,583,607-610,630-634,650
Schoolgirls’ Own 651-653,658-664,683-685
Schoolgirls’ Own 686-692,695,697,700,701,705,707
Schoolgirls’ Own 711,713,715,716,718,719,722,725,727-730,734
Schoolgirls’ Own 735-737,741-743,746,751-755
Schoolgirls’ Own 759-772
Schoolgirls’ Own 773-789
Schoolgirls’ Own 790-796,798, annual 1923
