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1. www.inyourarea.co.uk › news › dedicated-campaignDedicated campaign sees rise in attendance at Billericay school

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   Oct 23, 2024 · The attendance rate at Mayflower High School in Billericay is on the rise. While it has never dipped so low as to cause concern by education authorities, it was not as good as the new school leadership team wanted.

2. www.echo-news.co.uk › news › 24672188Billericay Mayflower High School AV1 robots boost attendance

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   Oct 24, 2024 · Avatar robots, known as AV1, were brought in by the new leadership at Mayflower High School to encourage non-attending pupils back into the classroom. Carried around the school in a bag, the ...

3. teaching-vacancies.service.gov.uk › jobsExamination Invigilator - The Billericay School - Teaching ...

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   Oct 23, 2024 · The original structure, that dates from the school's foundation some sixty years ago includes an open air, furnished and planted quadrangle for lower school students to use during the...

4. www.designcurial.com › news › school-design---highSchool Design - High-Grade Buildings - DesignCurial

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   4 days ago · Alfreton Park School, Derbyshire Alfreton Park School won the 2024 RIBA East Midlands Building of the Year, when judges applauded its joyful colour scheme of jade green zinc and terracotta cladding. The building, which won an architectural competition by Derbyshire County Council, provided a replacement SEND school for children aged three to 19, and was created to be ‘of the hill, not on it ...

5. www.billericayessex.co.uk › newsNews :: BillericayEssex.co.uk

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   Oct 19, 2024 · Local news from across Billericay. Stay up to date with all things Billericay through our Facebook page where we share the most recent news, events and stories from across the town. If you can't see the feed below please visit our Facebook page here. Billericay, Essex.

6. www.echo-news.co.uk › news › 24668055Billericay after-school club ordered to improve by Ofsted

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   Oct 22, 2024 · Children All Together, run within Buttsbury Junior School, in Norsey View Road, has been ordered to make urgent improvements following an inspection on September 12.

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   Where was Hardie school built?

   • Hardie school, Edwin Street, Canning Town (1952), was built on the site of the former Beckton Road elementary school, and Custom House school, Freemasons Road (1954), on that of the former Custom House elementary school. All the above were for mixed juniors and infants except Custom House, which was for infants only.

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   Who founded the Bray school?

   • The Bray School was established in Williamsburg and other colonial cities at the recommendation of founding father Benjamin Franklin. He was a member of a London-based Anglican charity that was named after Thomas Bray, an English clergyman and philanthropist. The Bray School was exceptional for its time.

   Inside a 1760 schoolhouse for Black children is a complicated history of …

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   When was St Joachim's primary school opened?

   • St. Joachim's Roman Catholic primary school, attached to St. Anne's church, Throckmorton Road, Victoria Docks, was opened about 1895. Its original building was enlarged in 1900. In 1903 there were places for 452. Temporary buildings were added in 1928. The school was reorganized in 1945 for mixed juniors and infants.

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   When was New City Road School opened?

   • New City Road board school was opened in 1897 with places for 1,560. It took some years to fill, and was not divided into three separate departments until 1904. Its isolation prevented reorganization until 1945, when it became a junior mixed and infants school. Harold secondary modern school, Upton.

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   When did Frederick Road Board School close?

   • Frederick Road board school, Canning Town, was opened in 1897 for 1,572, on a site which included a deaf and dumb centre. It was reorganized in 1934 for senior boys, senior girls, and infants. It was bombed and closed in 1941, the buildings being later demolished.

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   Which Pretoria schools were built in 1932?

   • Pretoria boys and girls secondary modern schools. Pretoria Road school, Canning Town, was built in 1932 for senior boys and senior girls. In 1945 it became a pair of secondary modern schools. South Hallsville senior school, Tidal Basin, was built in 1932 on the site of the former Agate Street elementary school.

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8. buttsbury-jun.essex.sch.uk › school-infoOverview – Buttsbury Junior School

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   Buttsbury Junior School provides a safe, inclusive and challenging learning journey, in a fun environment, where there is pride in achievement, and teamwork that builds resilience, respect and trust. The school was inspected by Ofsted in November 2019, and judged to be outstanding in all areas.