List of SR V "Schools" class locomotives

Below are the names and numbers of the SR V "Schools" class locomotives designed by Richard Maunsell. Another successful publicity campaign by the Southern Railway when named from 1930 onwards, they represented the public schools of the south of England, initially due to their proximity to the railway that served them. The class naming process consisted of pupils attending these schools visiting "their" engine during the naming ceremonies.

Remaining artefacts of other class members

When the locomotives were withdrawn from service, BR presented their nameplates to the appropriate schools.

*The nameplate from 900, Eton, is now displayed in the School of Mechanics within Eton College.
*The nameplate from 907, Dulwich, is now displayed by the Model Railway Society within Dulwich College.
*The nameplate from 908, Westminster, is now displayed in the science block of Westminster School.
*The nameplate from 910, Merchant Taylors, is now displayed in the sixth form common room of Merchant Taylors school in Northwood.
*The nameplate from 912, Downside, is now displayed in Downside School.
*The nameplate from 917, Ardingly, is now displayed in the staff common room of Ardingly College.
*The nameplate from 918, Hurstpierpoint, is now displayed in the science block of Hurstpierpoint College.
*The nameplate from 930, Radley, is now displayed in the shop's stationery department of Radley College.
*The nameplate from Uppingham is now displayed in the Undercroft under the great hall of Uppingham School.
*The nameplate from 939, Leatherhead, is now displayed along with a 00 scale model of the loco at St John's School, Leatherhead.
*The nameplate from 914, Eastbourne, is now displayed in the big school theatre foyer of Eastbourne College.

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