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Alexander Abraham Bloom (1895 in Stepney, London – 1955 in Stepney, London) was an English pioneer of radical state education. Alex Bloom was the headmaster of St George-in-the-East Secondary School in Stepney, London. Alex Bloom was opposed to the contemporary education system and stated that he aspired to Alex Bloom was portrayed in the 1959 novel To Sir, With Love. The book, later a film, is an account by E.R. Braithwaite of his time teaching at St-George-in-the-East Secondary School. Bloom appears as the character Florian. The school building still stands. It has been converted into flats.