Peter Jones provided a copy of the Naples school inspection report from 1962 which gives a bit of info about the early days of the school when it was known as Royal Air Force Children’s School Naples. Here’s an extract:
At the time of the inspection {12/03/62} there were 69 pupils in the school ranging in age from 5 to 14 and divided into 4 classes, infant, lower junior, upper junior and secondary. The lower junior class was the largest with 25 pupils and the secondary the smallest with 9 pupils. The school is accommodated on the ground and basement floors of a building at Headquarters, Allied Forces Southern Europe.”
At the time of the inspection {12/03/62} there were 69 pupils in the school ranging in age from 5 to 14 and divided into 4 classes, infant, lower junior, upper junior and secondary. The lower junior class was the largest with 25 pupils and the secondary the smallest with 9 pupils. The school is accommodated on the ground and basement floors of a building at Headquarters, Allied Forces Southern Europe.”
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