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1. www.british-history.ac.uk › vch › leicsThe City of Leicester: Schedule of schools | British History ...

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   Oct 8, 2024 · The columns in the schedule indicate: (1) name of school; (2) date of foundation; (3) type of school at foundation; (4) date of closure; (5) type of school in 1955, or at closure.

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2. historyreclaimed.co.uk › a-selective-portrayal-ofA Selective Portrayal of Comprehensive Education - History ...

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   Oct 8, 2024 · In this analysis of post-war British secondary education policy, Piers Legh undermines the prevailing assumption that the attack on selective schooling and the development of the comprehensive system between the 1950s and 1970s had broad public support.

3. archive.british-history.ac.uk › vch › leicsThe City of Leicester: Primary and secondary education

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   Oct 27, 2024 · The oldest school to continue into comparatively modern times was that founded by the Great Meeting, probably not long after it settled in its permanent home in East Bond Street in 1708, although the earliest recorded reference to a teacher in the church minute books is in 1736.

4. www.leaderlive.co.uk › news › 24654249School Flashback - Bronington School in Whitchurch - The Leader

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   Oct 17, 2024 · Each week, we will look back on one primary or secondary school from across Wrexham or Flintshire. The school shows, fundraisers, nativities and much more, seeing how things have changed over...

5. picturestocktonarchive.com › category › schoolsSchools - Picture Stockton Archive

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   Oct 14, 2024 · St. Bede’s Secondary Modern School, 1959 – 1961. Posted on March 16, 2021. 5. Frank Rochford aka Brother Francis taught at St. Bede’s School, Green Lane, Stockton in the 1950’s and 60’s. Brother Francis was held in high regard and ran both the football and cricket teams.

6. www.british-history.ac.uk › vch › salopWellington: Education - British History Online

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   Oct 23, 2024 · Blessed Robert Johnson R.C. (Aided) Modern School, Whitchurch Road, opened in 1963, the first Roman Catholic secondary school in Shropshire. Originally a two-form entry school, (fn. 196) it was soon extended.

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   Where did the Leicester School schedule come from?

   • The schedule has been drawn up mainly from the reports of the Leicester School Board and the Leicester Education Committee and from directories of the borough of Leicester.

   The City of Leicester: Schedule of schools - British History Online

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   What was the first Catholic school in Shropshire?

   • Blessed Robert Johnson R.C. (Aided) Modern School, Whitchurch Road, opened in 1963, (fn. 195) the first Roman Catholic secondary school in Shropshire. Originally a two-form entry school, (fn. 196) it was soon extended. (fn. 197) In 1973, as the Bl.

   Wellington: Education - British History Online

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   How many pupils were there in the churchyard school in 1851?

   • Salaries were low. The vicar was sole manager and the school had no trust deed. (fn. 83) By 1842 there was a separate infant school, (fn. 84) which remained in the churchyard school after the boys and girls moved to a new building at Constitution Hill in 1855. (fn. 85) There were 288 pupils in 1851. (fn. 86)

   Wellington: Education - British History Online

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   Are conservative education ministers letting off the hook?

   • A long line of privately-educated Conservative education ministers and civil servants, who were markedly inclined to view the maintained secondary education system as a vehicle for short-term gain, thus have their role minimised and are, one might say, comprehensively let off the hook.

   A Selective Portrayal of Comprehensive Education

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   When did Wellington Wesleyan school open?

   • Wellington Wesleyan School, Prince's Street, with 200 places, opened in 1858. It was a tiled brick building with boarded floor. Its 1859 income of £75 included £10 in voluntary contributions and £40 in school fees of 3 d. a week.

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   How many Sunday schools were there in 1833?

   • There were nine Sunday schools in 1833, all supported by voluntary contributions. Two Anglican Sunday schools had a total attendance of 20 boys and 90 girls, three Methodist ones had 251 boys and 222 girls, two Baptist ones 103 boys and 93 girls, and two Independent ones 85 boys and 85 girls.

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8. archive.british-history.ac.uk › vch › middxHendon: Education | British History Online

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   3 days ago · Moat Mount secondary modern, later bilateral, school opened in Worcester Crescent in 1957. It was extended in 1969 and had 730 boys and girls on the roll in 1970. St. Mary's Church of England secondary modern school was built in Downage on land bought by the diocesan authorities.