@markhough321 @VestryHouse @GreekTheatreLDN And it was indeed built as a project to give work to unemployed labourers, but in the 1920s. As well as hosting plays, it has also been frequently used for school events. Even Clement Attlee once spoke there at the school's 1952 Prize-Giving. https://t.co/ZG2mC6drzz

@markhough321 @VestryHouse @GreekTheatreLDN We can clarify that our Second Headmistress, Miss Norris, was a Classics graduate and rejected the idea of a pool being built and instead requested an amphitheatere. An inspired choice given it continues to be such a great feature of the school.

The Greek Theatre @WalthamstoWSFG opened 1925 with Medea, performed by school students with Sybil Thorndike in title role. The Greek Theatre Players founded 1957 stage an annual Shakespeare play here. Our photos: Theatre 2017, school production of Iphigenia late 1920s #TheatreDay https://t.co/DgzkeQK7Ry

WSFG is 4th in the world this year, and we were 9th in the world for last week's puzzle - help us get back on track and climb the leaderboard! https://t.co/BD0dmcuoQ7

Free Dance Days virtual dance package (worth £59 + VAT) for 10 Waltham Forest secondary schools Available 15th March - 17th April only. Don't miss out - will be allocated on a first come first served. @WalthamstoWSFG @KelmscottSchool @WalthamstowAcad https://t.co/gh1XcmtIKK https://t.co/Z0db9twMxG

Here is the current Puzzle of the Week - WSFG is 3rd in the world this year, and we were 2nd in the world for last week's puzzle - let's keep that momentum going and push for top! Register and enter at https://t.co/StgN8JDK3D https://t.co/5g9FmcTIis

Today @GracieMaeW joined current and former students and staff of @WalthamstoWSFG to plant a tree from @LancastersE17 ahead of this year's #InternationalWomensDay and to thank former students and all NHS workers for their hard work during the pandemic https://t.co/1RNtpsCtq8