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1. www.woodbridgeschool.org.uk › more-hockey-highlightsMore Hockey Highlights - Woodbridge School

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   1 day ago · More Hockey Highlights. 18 Oct 24. Latest Hockey from our Junior 4, Junior 1, U14A, U14B and Senior 2ndTeam. With news from our Junior 4, Junior 1, U14A, U14B and Senior 2 nd teams, this week’s Hockey report holds details of matches, players and highlights in terms of development and outcomes. Hockey Team in the Spot Light: Junior 4s.

2. www.woodbridgeschool.org.uk › news-eventsWoodbridge School News and Events | Woodbridge School

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   2 days ago · Keep up with all the latest announcements, changes, events, performances, success stories, notable dates and new appointments at Woodbridge School.

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3. www.schooldash.com › school › 124887SchoolDash - Woodbridge School

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   5 days ago · Address: Burkitt Road. Woodbridge. Suffolk IP12 4JH. Telephone: 01394 615000. Website: https://www.woodbridgeschool.org.uk/ School Type. Phase: Primary, Secondary and Sixth Form (ages 4-18) Type: Independent School. Religious Denomination: Church of England. Admissions Policy: Non-selective. Established: 1865. Staff and Pupils.

4. www.british-history.ac.uk › vch › essexChigwell: Schools - British History Online

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   4 days ago · The board school at first accepted both boys and girls, but from about 1886 it took only boys, the girls attending the National School. Attendance at the board school rose from an average of 139 in 1873 to 246 in 1886 and the annual grant from £95 to £236.

5. www.woodbridgeschool.org.uk › locally-sourced-foodOur Commitment to Locally Sourced Food at Woodbridge School

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   4 days ago · With 15 nationalities represented in Woodbridge School from across the world through our day and boarding students, this diversity is extremely important and impactful, encouraging appreciation for and knowledge about one another’s cuisine and cultures.

6. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › History_of_hospitalsHistory of hospitals - Wikipedia

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   2 days ago · Catholic hospitals were largely staffed by Catholic orders of nuns, and nursing students, until the population of nuns dropped sharply after the 1960s. The Catholic Hospital Association formed in 1915.

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   Was there a Sunday School in Chigwell in 1807?

   • In 1807, there was a Sunday School for boys in Chigwell. (fn. 27) In 1820, after the establishment of the National day school for girls, the Sunday school seems to have been reserved for boys.

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   Who founded Chigwell School?

   • Chigwell School was founded in 1629 by Samuel Harsnett, Archbishop of York.\ (fn. 1) It is now an independent public school.

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   When was Chigwell Row School built?

   • In 1839, the supporters of Chigwell Row School built a permanent schoolroom near Miller's Lane with a government building grant of £80. The school was completed in 1844, and in 1831, there were 50 pupils at the day school who paid a fee of 2 d. a week.

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   Who built St John's National School?

   • St. John's National School, Buckhurst Hill, was built in 1838 by local Churchmen. The site next to the church was given by the lord of the manor, and the National Society contributed £35. The local Churchmen built the school, with most of the building cost of £209 being defrayed by local subscribers. By 1840, there were about 50 pupils, nominated by subscribers.

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   When did coppice County Primary School open?

   • Coppice County Primary School, Manford Way, opened its infants' department in September 1952 and had 213 pupils. The junior department was to be opened in 1953.

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   How many boys were in St Mary's School in 1904?

   • In 1904, there were 128 boys at St. Mary's School. (fn. 36)

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8. ewtn.co.uk › chpop-9-fascinating-facts-about9 Fascinating Facts About Jonathan Roumie, the Catholic Actor ...

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   2 days ago · His father, who was born and raised in Egypt, attended Catholic school there and was familiar with the Catholic faith. His mother is a Roman Catholic from Ireland. Therefore, when they could no longer find a Greek Orthodox church, the family felt it natural to attend the local Catholic Church down the street.