Mapping the Estate, part of a series of practical open-air studies in Elementary Science, Nature Study, Drawing and Geometry by Headmaster J. Eaton Feasey, using pupils from Nethergreen School also known as Ranmoor School)

Needlework in the gardens, part of a series of lessons in Nature Study-mainly Plant Life, in the School garden by Headmaster J. Eaton Feasey, using pupils from Nethergreen School also known as Ranmoor School)

The girls on their flower plots, part of a series of lessons in Nature Study-mainly Plant Life, in the School garden by Headmaster J. Eaton Feasey, using pupils from Nethergreen School also known as Ranmoor School)

The School Patch, part of a series of lessons in Nature Study-mainly Plant Life, in the School garden by Headmaster J. Eaton Feasey, using pupils from Nethergreen School also known as Ranmoor School)

Nature Study, a lesson in the garden, part of a series of lessons in Nature Study-mainly Plant Life in the School garden by Headmaster J. Eaton Feasey, using pupils from Nethergreen School also known as Ranmoor School)

Grasses, let us see for ourselves, part of a series of lessons in Nature Study-mainly Plant Life in the School garden by Headmaster J. Eaton Feasey, using pupils from Nethergreen School also known as Ranmoor School)

Inflorescences, revision in school, with drawing', part of a series of lessons in Nature Study-mainly Plant Life, in the School garden, by Headmaster, J. Eaton Feasey, using pupils from Nethergreen School (also known as Ranmoor School)

Among the trees, part of a series of lessons in Nature Study-mainly Plant Life in the School garden by Headmaster J. Eaton Feasey, using pupils from Nethergreen School also known as Ranmoor School

Midsummer-Day in the garden', part of a series of lessons in Nature Study-mainly Plant Life, in the School garden, by Headmaster, J. Eaton Feasey, using pupils from Nethergreen School (also known as Ranmoor School)

A cabbage under a bell-jar, transpiration and root-pressure', part of observational studies in Plant Life, Light etc., by Headmaster, J. Eaton Feasey, using pupils from Nethergreen School (also known as Ranmoor School)