Marcia Rice

Marcia Alice Rice (5 December 1868 – 22 April 1958) was a British headmistress and historian. She was the head of the girls' School of S. Mary and S. Anne which became Abbots Bromley School.

Life Rice was born in Edinburgh on 5 December 1868. She was a Scottish episcopalian and the second child of Frances Anne Napier and Lieutenant-Colonel Cecil Rice of the Seaforth Highlanders. She was taught at home learning Latin and Greek. She sent to Oxford to study English and St Hugh's College gave her an "excellent first". of an infirmary, chapel cloisters and more accommodation. In 1905 the school gained a debating Society "St Anne's Political and Social Problems Club" and in 1910 the first school prefects were appointed as some authority was delegated from the staff to the pupils.

Rice died 22 April 1958 in Sunningwell.