The Mount School

The Friends’ Girls school was first established in 1785 by prominent Quakers, Esther and William Tuke, who wanted to provide a good quality education for Quaker children. The school moved to The Mount – where it remains to this day – in 1857. Pupils have included the daughters of many leading Quaker families including the Tukes, Cadburys and Rowntrees. Both Jean Rowntree and her sister, Tony, were pupils.

The JR100 List

To celebrate 100 years, we have curated 100 notable stories from the archives.