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Description: | In response to the Fisher Act, a series of -Lectures for Distributors” was held and attended by distributive trade workers. These lectures were co-ordinated by the Retail Distributors of London, and given by experts in the various distributive fields. Until 1937, they were held at the Barrett Street School. After that date, only those lectures that were related to the school curriculum were held there. Miss Ethel Cox, the school's principal, played a large part in organising and publicising these talks. At the ceremony shown in this photograph, learners who attended 100% of the lectures were presented with attendance certificates, Miss Cox was honoured and presented with the gift of a radiogram and some volumes of records in appreciation for her contribution to the lecture series, and awards were given for outstanding essays. The proceedings were chaired by Frank Henley of Liberty's, who was the Chairman of the Consultative Committee for Technical Education of Distributors (pictured here standing and gazing toward the camera). Also shown are: seated at far left - H. J. Clarke of Selfridges seated - Miss Ethel Cox standing and presenting certificate - H. Gordon Selfridge | Subjects: |  photograph principal lecturers award Administration: administrators | Source: | Vads | Creator: | Artist: Photographer unknown Creator Corporate Name: Barrett Street school | Identifier: | http://www.vads.ac.uk/large.php?uid=7627... | Go to resource |
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