Teachers
The teachers at Eggleston Hall run a very strict routine and are extremely well experienced in their particular subjects. The teachers who taught the ladettes at Eggleston Hall were:
- Gill Harbord - Principal, floristry teacher
- Elizabeth Brewer - Etiquette and social protocol teacher
- Kate Forester - Elocution teacher
- Rosemary Shrager - Vice Principal and cookery teacher
- Vanessa Hooper - Dance teacher
- Lady Elizabeth Devenport - Deportment teacher
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