St. Mark's C. of E. Secondary School
1843 - 1995
Our school has a wealth of history! View the history page and 'further reading' to read more about our school's rich past.
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FULHAM'S PRIDE!
St. Mark’s Church of England Secondary School located in Fulham, closed its Admission doors in 1995, after over 150 years of educating West Londoners. This long overdue website has been created to celebrate our former school - inspired by groups on social media.
Our former school is an offshoot of St Mark Training College which was based in Chelsea; it was also known as a 'Practising School' and was used to provide experimental learning opportunities for students.
St Mark and St John Colleges, both founded in the early 1840s, merged in 1923 to become the College of St Mark & St John. Students referred to themselves as 'MarJohns'. The College moved to Plymouth in 1973, and is now called 'Plymouth Marjon University.'
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