St. Stephen's, or Stevoes as we children called it, was a Church of England school attached to the same-named church in the parish of Barbourne. The school colours were black and white but in those post-war WWII times there were no school uniforms. Just a tie or a belt (or both if it could be afforded) bore those colours. There was still rationing and we kids were all very skinny - in my class of 30 there was only one slightly chubby lad who we cruelly nick-named "Fatty". Everybody walked - even the teachers some of whom may have had bikes.
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Girls	Boys
Barbara Anderson	Jeff Bowers
Glenis Clarke	Colin Colwell
Carol Cook	Martin Cox
Hazel Cooper	Geoff Grainger
Rosemary Hooper	David Lloyd
Janet Lee	"Fatty" Robinson
Patsy Kelly	Keith Welch
Sandra Martin	X. Nash
Joy Nichols
Jill Patrick
Peggy Peart
Teresa Powell
Elaine Thomas
Brenda X.
Sylvia X

Barbara Anderson, Glenis Clark, Carol Cook, Hazel Cooper, Rosemary Hooper, Janet Lee , Patsy Kelly, Sandra Martin , Joy Nichols, Jill Patrick, Peggy Peart, Teresa Powell, Elaine Thomas, Brenda, Sylvia
Colin Colwell Martin Cox Geoff Grainger David Lloyd Nash Fatty Robinson Keith Welch Jeff Bowers

Name	Position	Remarks
n.k.	Class 1	Infant School
n.k.	Class 2	Infant School
n.k.	Class 3	Infant School
n.k.	Class 4	Infant School
n.k.	Janitor	Lived between the Infant and Junior Schools
Miss Pethord	Class 1	Red-haired music teacher
Miss Hill	Class 2	Taught Greek Myth and Legend as History
Miss Barr	Class 3	Needle work
Miss Walsh	Class 4	Mathematics
Miss Wheeler	Class 5	Sport
Mr Jackman	Class 6	Played for Worceste City FC
Mr Rayers	Class 7
Miss Kay	Class 8
Mr "Dawdy" Westwood	Headmaster