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On Wednesday 31st March 2010 St John's Primary School staff and pupils celebrated the centenary with official celebrations in St Mary's Church.

Centenary Open Day

St John's School opened its doors to the public to celebrate 100 years on Easter Bank Holiday 2010

The open day provided all former students, teachers and parents the chance to revisit the school buildings for a wonderful touch of nostalgia.

Evening Celebrations

An evening celebration of St John's School centenary year, for the grown ups.

Celebrate in Style and raise funds for the future with a fantastic auction and raffle with amazing prizes!

Traditional Summer Fair

Fun for all ages! St John's School hosts a traditional summer fair for a day of family packed entertainment to celebrate 100 years.

Centenary Logo Competition

Well done to all our Centenary competition entries - we had a very tough job picking the winners. We are looking forward to seeing the new gate take shape and seeing all the logos in print. A big thank you to Wallingford Bookshop who helped sponsor the winner's prizes - a £10 Book Voucher each.

St Johns Centenary

Welcome to the St John's School Centenary Celebration website. We want to ensure our 100 years is celebrated in style and can be enjoyed by the whole community.

Designed by Edmund Fisher and built by Boshers, the "Wallingford Council School for Boys" was officially opened by the Wallingford Mayor on April 5th 1910.

We would love to find out all about the people who have been connected to St John's in any way over the last 100 years. Please leave your memories or information here so that they can be read by everyone. Forms can also be collected from the Wallingford Information Centre, underneath the Town Hall.

If you would like to speak to our research team please contact us here or call Claire Satchwell on 07770 456050 .

If you have any old photos or articles about the school we would really like to use them in our on-line gallery and in a historical display later this year.