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'''Sally Ann Cooper''' is/was a teacher of %subject% at [[Boston Grammar School]].
'''Sally Ann Cooper''' was a teacher of Modern Languages at [[Boston Grammar School]] from 1972 to 1973.
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Her father was a traffic warden in Boston.
 
After leaving Boston Grammar School she was a peripatetic teacher of French in primary schools. She had three children. She also taught at Spalding Grammar School and at Boston High School. She launched a venture called "Classalical Tours".
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Revision as of 17:38, 27 December 2015

Sally Ann Cooper
Education Reading University
Years at BGS 1972-1973
Departments Modern Languages

Sally Ann Cooper was a teacher of Modern Languages at Boston Grammar School from 1972 to 1973.

Her father was a traffic warden in Boston.

After leaving Boston Grammar School she was a peripatetic teacher of French in primary schools. She had three children. She also taught at Spalding Grammar School and at Boston High School. She launched a venture called "Classalical Tours".