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1. www.maryhare.org.ukMary Hare School | Education for deaf children from the UK ...

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   Mary Hare School is the largest school for deaf children and young people in the UK, located in Newbury, Berkshire. We are a boarding and day school and we welcome deaf students from Reception to Year 13 (aged 4 - 19).

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3. www.bbc.co.uk › news › articlesMary Hare: Brighton pioneer deaf teacher and suffragette ...

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   Mar 23, 2024 · 23 March 2024. A woman who became a pioneering teacher for deaf young people and a key figure in the suffragette movement is to be honoured with a blue plaque. The tribute...

4. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Mary_Adelaide_HareMary Adelaide Hare - Wikipedia

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   Mary Adelaide Hare (3 November 1865 – 5 November 1945) was a teacher of Deaf children and a suffragist who founded the Mary Hare School.

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6. www.bbc.com › news › articlesMary Hare: Brighton pioneer deaf teacher and ... - BBC

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   Mar 23, 2024 · A woman who became a pioneering teacher for deaf young people and a key figure in the suffragette movement is to be honoured with a blue plaque. The tribute to Mary Hare will be unveiled on ...

7. www.youtube.com › watchTrailblazing Women of the 20s - Mary Hare (with BSL ... - YouTube

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   Nov 16, 2022 · Find out about Mary Hare, whose led the way in the field of deaf education in the 1920s. Originally the seventh to feature in our Trailblazing Women of the 2...

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8. www.maryharehistory.org.uk › articles › staff_maryMary Hare History

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   Learn about the life and achievements of Mary Hare, the pioneer of oral education for the deaf in Britain. Read her personal and professional story, her influences, her challenges and her legacy.

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   Who is Mary Hare?

   • All who remember her agree on her strength of character and one of the longest serving teachers at the School, Miss Kathleen Williams, who retired a few years ago, has described Mary Hare as gracious, if rather awe-inspiring.

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   What did Mary Hare do for the Deaf?

   • Mary Hare’s grand final act concerning further education was to state in her will that her school should form the basis for the first National Grammar School for deaf boys and girls, even though she did not leave any money. So, in June 1946, Dene Hollow Oral School for the Deaf became the Mary Hare Grammar School for the Deaf.

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   When did Mary Hare die?

   • Mary Hare died in 1945 but the School that bears her name and enshrines her principles lives on, and year after year a new generation of school pupils enter the front door of Arlington Manor and stand, awed, before the portrait of the woman who gave them the opportunity to have the best education that the deaf world can offer.

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   Where did Mary Hare go to school?

   • Born in London in 1865, Miss Hare established the Dene Hollow Oral School for the Deaf, in Brighton before it eventually moved to Burgess Hill, Sussex, in 1916. After she died in 1945, the school was renamed the Mary Hare Grammar School, and later known as Mary Hare School, it moved to Newbury in 1949.

   Mary Hare: Brighton pioneer deaf teacher and suffragette honoured

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10. blog.nationalarchives.gov.uk › the-dene-hollowMary Hare’s Pioneering Establishment: The Dene Hollow Oral ...

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    Nov 16, 2022 · This blog post looks at the Dene Hollow Oral School for the Deaf, which was established by Mary Hare. As the above extract shows, the Mid Sussex Times praised the work of the school and the...