Talented young Skegness children enact fairy story in French
Tennyson College Pupils
A happy group of Tennyson College pupils after performing “Cendrillion” the French version of the popular fairy story, “Cinderella” at the school’s fourth annual party in April, 1935.
The play was translated and arranged by Miss M M Jackson, one of the joint principals of the school.
Skegness Tennyson College pupils perform in school play
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