Wikipedia contributions by The Watcher5292

[[WP:AES|←]]Created page with '{{Infobox person | name = Michael Cooper | honorific_suffix = [[OBE]] [[Royal Society of Arts|FRSA]] [[Royal_Society_of_Biology#Professional_qualifications|CBiol]] [[Royal Society of Biology|MRSB]] | birth_date = {{birth date and age|1949|4|5}} | birth_place = [[Plymouth]], [[Devon]], England | nationality = British | education = [[University of York]] ([[Bachelor of Arts|B.A]], Postgraduate Certificate in Ed...'

Created the page for the 1976 education act

[[WP:AES|←]]Redirected page to [[The Latymer School]]

[[WP:AES|←]]Redirected page to [[Charles Dolbé]]

Created Edward Kelly

Created page for John Adams

Page created

created redicrect for Charles Dolbe

Created the page for William Shearer

Created page for Dr. Trefor Jones

Created Ann Wyatt

Created Charles Dolbe

Created Richard Ashworth

Added link to Michael J Cooper

/* The British School in the Netherlands (1990–1999) */ updated to specific archbishop

/* Post-headship and governance */ added additional ref

Added Michael cooper

Corrected reference page number

Added years at sutton

Orphan no longer relevant

/* The British School in the Netherlands (1990–1999) */

added image of coopert and kent

expanded summary

Removed link to new school

Clarified Mill Hill

Ditto

Swapped order for latymer and BSN

Link to Michael Cooper

Deleted repetition

[[WP:AES|←]]Created page with '{{Infobox person | name = Michael Cooper | honorific_suffix = [[OBE]] [[Royal Society of Arts|FRSA]] [[Royal_Society_of_Biology#Professional_qualifications|CBiol]] [[Royal Society of Biology|MRSB]] | birth_date = {{birth date and age|1949|4|5}} | birth_place = [[Plymouth]], [[Devon]], England | nationality = British | education = [[University of York]] ([[Bachelor of Arts|B.A]], Postgraduate Certificate in Ed...'

Expanded late 1900s, early 2000s, and modern day. Made the school site section more encyclopaedic for what is there currently as opposed to a repeat of the history section, also tidied up the spelling.

Deleted repetition

Expanded on the death of ashworth as it was a school event

Added image of Geoffrey Mills

Expanded section about Liverpool Institute

added mention in the house of commons

/* Notable former pupils */ added helen cliffton

added secondary school

/* School Song */ included reference to when the song was first debuted

/* Headteachers */ added more sources to the headteacher dates

updated english to be british

Updated education act 76

/* 19th century - The Adams dynasty, decline, and Dolbé's reforms */ fixed tenures and added image of John Adams

Hyperlink to Education act of 1976

Created the page for the 1976 education act

/* History */ Expanded the era of Edward Kelly

Wrong church name

Improved clarity on a few things in the article - and corrected a misinterpretation of his freemasonry

/* 20th century - Relocation and expansion on Haselbury Road */ forgot to add part about ashworth library

Further expanded the era of Victor S. E. Davis

/* 21st century - Continued development and modernisation */Fixed source style

Expanded the tenure of Dr Jones, also added sources for the failed verification of Cooper and Garbett

spacing

Expanded the ashworth era with more enriched references

/* Post-war development and administrative struggles */ removed old text

added extra details about the extensions, duke and dutchess visit, and his death reception

added section about the school song and expanded the duke and dutchess visit based on the newspaper account of the event

fixed repition

Added Signature based on Marriage Certificate

/* Bibliography */ added granath source in biblio

Expanded Wartime Section between 1929 and 1957

/* Personal life and legacy */ spelling mistake

/* Personal life and legacy */ added note about John Adams Close

/* 21st century - Continued development and modernisation */ added exact date for opening of the mills building

Link to darkest england

Expanded political activism

/* Death and funeral */ fixed citations

added extra details from other newspapers

/* Early life and education */ made a mistake on his sisters name - corrected to Lilian

/* Death and funeral */ removed bruce grove hyperlink

/* Career */ updated early career

Greatly expanded death and funeral

Added father

Added link to Henry owen

Added OBE to Michael Cooper

His position was terminated in March 1910 not 1909

Since the addition of those tags in August - several changes have taken place to the article, firstly, a deletion discussion which established both notoriety and separation from Latymer sources, making both tags now redundent

Added degree

updated the page to include citations - I am fully aware that the citations from his website break policy, but this is under construction and i shall do more research to find more

/* Headmaster of The Latymer School (1957–1970) */

/* Headmaster of Dorking County School (1943–1957) */

expanded dorking

/* Early teaching career */ removed repition

/* Early life and education */ included football detail

/* Early teaching career */ updated with more citations

/* The Latymer School (1970–1983) */

expanded latymer and biddulph based on newspapers

/* Philosophy of Education */

/* Personal life */

/* Personal life */

updated citations

updated citations

/* Legacy */ removed blockquote

updated citations

/* Early life and naval career */

updated citations

/* Early life and education */ wording

/* Early life and education */ added place of birth

updated citations

/* Headmaster of Latymer's Charity School (1867–1897) */

/* Early life and education */ removed Victoria Terrance

/* Notable people */ added Richard Ashworth

/* Early life and education */ updating citations

Fixed biblio publisher

added about

added about

The Watcher5292 moved page [[Richard Ashworth]] to [[Richard Ashworth (politician)]]: There are now two Richard Ashworths on Wikipedia, best to seperate them

The Watcher5292 moved page [[Richard Ashworth]] to [[Richard Ashworth (politician)]]: There are now two Richard Ashworths on Wikipedia, best to seperate them