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Yvonne was a headteacher in London and never married. When Maggie could no longer tolerate living with her stepmother, she caught a train to London – she was about 11 years old. Forewarned, Yvonne was waiting at Paddington and became her guardian. Maggie never spoke to her father again. <\/p>\n\n\n\n

She had first become a head at a Battersea secondary school – relatively young, in her mid 30s – and was appointed to Albany School in Enfield in 1967 as it became a Comprehensive. She was very pro-active and , like her father, always quick to seize an opportunity to promote her cause. Here are some clippings from local papers at the time … <\/p>\n\n\n\n