St Anthony’s Catholic Primary School celebrated their 140th anniversary at the end of November. During a special mass, for all former and current students, the current school register and the first school roll were presented.
The children and staff dressed up in the fashions from the past 140 years.
Above are photographs of the first school building (now The East Dulwich Picturehouse) and the current building.
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