The four original films - together with a poorly-received 1980 revival, Wildcats of St Trinian's - were based on a fictional boarding school that had previously featured in illustrations published ...

The girls of St. Trinian's are once again unsatisfied with their lot. Under the continued guidance of Flash Harry, they determine that the best route to getting their way is to form a trade union, ...

"St Trinian's girls are independent and in control ... Rupert Everett's remake of the dotty comedy films about jolly-hockey-stickwielding wildcats has gone posh, with sexy molls in thigh-high ...

A deleted scene featuring a meeting between Geoffrey Thwaite, Minister for Education, and his staff includes a reference to the often-forgotten fifth St. Trinian's film, The Wildcats Of St. Trinian's.

Cartoonist Ronald Searle immortalized the getup in his books on “St. Trinian’s.” Last week the headmistress ... Evans of Bedfordshire’s Luton High School announced that her sixth-formers ...

In 1942, the creator of St. Trinian’s was captured by the Japanese and held as a POW until 1945. He picked St. Trinian’s back up in 1946, not before trying to kill them off in his 1953 book ...

Trinian's saga (a sequence of four movies: Belles, Blue Murder, Pure Hell, Train Robbery, plus a latter-day disaster Wildcats in 1980 ... and Carry On franchises. St. Trinian's School For Girls ...

The Pure Hell of St. Trinian’s (Continental). “Is it absolutely necess’ry to have all these young ladies in court?” “I fear it is, m’lord.” “Then please put the fans on.” ...