Rhif Cyf AmgSTM/21
TeitlStudent Register of the North Wales Training College, Bangor
DisgrifiadThe students’ record sheets give information on their background, entrance and college examinations over both years, first and second year examinations (in secular subjects and divinity with grades and classifications), experience of teaching, attainments at college, appointed school of employment and their salary.
The loose papers contain correspondences with previous students regarding their current employment situation, details of new posts obtained, their salary, current addresses, their general wellbeing and professional and personal history since graduating. There are also correspondences with the Manchester education committee and the secondary modern school in Chepstow asking for examination marks and details of examination in divinity - 1957
The notes, papers and listings regard teaching schedules, student reports for 1936-1938, details of observation placements and grades for 1934-1935, a list of the archbishops’ examination results for 1936 and lists of Junior and Senior Students examination results for 1934, 1936-1938.

There is an embargo on this volume.
Dyddiad1933-1938
Extent1 volume
AccessConditionsThere is an embargo on this volume. Access to St. Mary’s College Records will be subject to closure periods up to a maximum of 100 years.
For personal information and information linked to identifiable living individuals, the Archives advocate a closure period of ’lifetime’ of the data subject. This assumes a lifetime of 100 years, but will be graduated down from the age (or assumed age) of the individual in the record – this is 100 years minus the known or estimated age/s of the individual/s (at least 18 years of age at time of enrolment).
Exceptions:
1. Descendants of former students can access their relative’s student record with their written consent, or evidence of their death if this is the case (i.e. death certificate).
2. Requests for information made by former students: data Protection legislation gives you the right to request the information the University holds about you. Further information detailing how an individual can access their personal data can be found here: Making a Subject Access Request
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