These photographs have been catalogued and digitised thanks to the kind generosity and support of Kathy and Patricia Hughes.

A new residential block with a lecture theatre on the right.

The school was offering their facilities for adult art classes in the evenings and at weekends. The photograph shows Adele Slater taking a print from the silk screen table in the art department.

Needlework classes for adults were taking place at the school. The photograph shows Ann Taylor of Valley Road tacking a dress.

The centre was participating in a summer fair at the Forum. The photograph shows Michael Austin of Rawnsley painting wrought-iron flowerpot holders which were going to be on sale.

The school was offering free places to adults on sixth-form courses in English, typing, shorthand, Physics, Biology, home economics, Maths and French. The photograph shows Anne Harris of Ridgeway, Sedgley, with Jeoff Hynam in a typing lesson.

The service held an open day to offer advice on training and learning opportunities. Councillor Jack Wilson is quoted, and Dudley College of Technology is mentioned. The photograph shows Val Farrar (left) with Martin Hope at a computer.

The college was offering adults the opportunity to use their educational facilities as part of an experimental scheme. The photograph shows John Davies of Shelley House, Avon Road, with Gerrard Oldham and school pupils, learning Computer Studies.

The photograph shows Len Jones, Lawrence Stanford and John Welsh in a car maintenance class.

Harry Leech from Bednall had his hair cut like a member of Bros at the Chetwynd Arms pub in Brocton, near Stafford, to raise money for the centre. The photograph shows him with Yvonne Aulton (right) and Lynn Rimmer. The article was written by I. Cobain.