Temporary JJs Arrangements

01/02/2004: JJs is the name given to the St Johns Sunday School (short for "Junior Johnnies"). During construction of the new church building, JJs is being accommodated in the premises used by a ballet school about 400m along Royston Parade, near Asquith Railway Station. Because traffic on Royston Parade can be both fast and frequent, the children are escorted along the road by their JJs class leaders. Nelly's photos below show the children departing on the first such march to their temporary premises.

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	JJs students assembling at the front of the 1968 church building in preparation for the march to the temporary Sunday School near Asquith Railway Station.
		Some of the children were eager to go, but had to wait for their leaders.
	More classes assemble prior to departure.
A JJs class leader gathers her charges prior to marching up Royston Parade.
	Once given the order to move, the journey was made in rapid time.
		Iris Bramley escorts the last group of students.

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