 Complete the following phrase:  Cecilia Payne began school in Wendover at a private school run by Elizabeth Edwards. When she was twelve her mother moved to London for the sake of the education of Cecilias brother Humfry, who later became an archaeologist. Cecilia attended St Marys College, Paddington, where she was unable to study much mathematics or science, but in 1918 changed schools for St Pauls Girls School. There she was urged by Gustav Holst, who taught music at the school, to pursue a career in music, but she preferred to focus on science. The following year she won a scholarship that paid all her expenses at Newnham College, Cambridge University, where she initially read botany, physics, and chemistry but she dropped botany after her first year. Her interest in astronomy began after she attended a lecture by Arthur Eddington on his 