Just the thing in this heat,the DWS pool was filled in after the school closed. Now it's a carpark. I wonder why? Might it not have been an asset to the town? Not to mention to current students @meiriondwyfor Phew, it's hot!! #Dolgellau (Photo 1966 DWS gala)

How lovely. I don't know this place but I'm sure there will be other DWS women who do.

bees, england, ca. 1200

Look out for our DWS Homefront WW1 learning story.

Going back to school in the 1930s, aged 10 dwsoga.org.uk/en/article-sto…

Teaching Resource by Glamorgan Archives: Second World War Find out about the impact #WW2 had on Cardiff and south Wales. Discover how schools were affected, learn about air raids and air raid precautions, and learn more about evacuees👇 bit.ly/GlamorganArchi… #ukedchat #addysg

Hard to fault this for entertainment value:) #BBC100

Loywaf o’r Ser (Brightest of stars) recorded 1966 youtu.be/4LcGWGr59NI via YouTube The whole school sings for an end of term Christmas concert. Chairs scrape, someone coughs. Still lovely!

It's the school birthday! It's a bit of a moveable feast so daygirls could celebrate if it fell at a weekend. We would have been 145. We didn't actually make it to 100 but here we are with our own website and the occasional tweet. Bring on the birthday tea!

When you take wearing a 'big hat' to a wedding very seriously... #EYALove #HBAHlove

Chanced upon Elizabeth Ellis playing for Brythoniaid at MrsSunderland yesterday. Never met Liz before but have now! As a pupil, Liz accompanied the school choir in 1974. You can hear us sing and Liz play on dwsoga.org.uk. Oh my! What a glorious sound Brythoniaid made!

Happy 'International Women's Day' Old Girls! And don't you just love being called an 'Old Girl'? :) Here's to the OGs and DWS teachers who made/make a positive difference to the lives of others. Ardua Semper and all that...#InternationalWomensDay

Dilys Elwyn-Edwards went to Dr Williams' School DWS had quite a reputation for its music making. #WomensHistoryMonth2023

Sounds like just the ticket for an 'Old Girl'!

Travelling back on the coach from Belgium with The Hallé Youth Choir who are full of song and joy! Here’s a clip of one of the songs we sung: Hela Rotan by Ken Steven, an Indonesian folk song about a Tug of war!

Letter of the day. The Times

I can't remember anyone playing anything like Mrs Mills in our cubicle practice rooms/studies, with their somewhat elderly pianos, back at Dr Williams' school - or any school concerts showcasing Mrs Mills' talent for such wholesome 'tinkling of the ivories' :)

A special concert to celebrate the choir’s 60th birthday. Thursday 26 September. The tickets are on sale at Siop Eifionydd Porthmadog and Siop yr Hen Bôst Blaenau at £10 each A night to remember, don’t miss it!

We threw our school hats into Bala Lake when we left. We are leaving X. The wonder is we ever Tweeted at all. The school closed 50 years ago. dwsoga.org.uk is still there though. It tells a good story or two.