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1. www.british-history.ac.uk › vch › staffsNewcastle-under-Lyme: Schools and charities | British History ...

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   4 days ago · Until then it was the town school. The Orme School was founded under the will of the Revd. Edward Orme (d. 1705), at one time master of the borough school, who left various lands in trust, the revenue to be applied to educating and apprenticing the poor children of Newcastle.

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     A school building was added in 1822 and the chapel was...

2. independentschoolmanagement.co.uk › news › inspiredInspired Learning Group acquires St Francis School

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   1 day ago · 15th October 2024. Inspired Learning Group (ILG) is acquiring St Francis School in Pewsey, Wiltshire, from the Hayfran Trust. The school, founded in 1941, caters to pupils aged from three months to 13 years. ILG stated it will provide significant investment in the school’s facilities and professional development for its staff. ILG operates 25 ...

3. wincollsoc.org › pages › friends-of-winchester-collegeFriends of Winchester College | Winchester College Society

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   13 hours ago · Stay in touch with Winchester College and support its heritage by becoming a Friend of Winchester College. The Friends was formed in 1989 with the objective of forming closer bonds between the School, the local community, parents, staff, Wykehamists and past visitors. Benefits of Membership.

4. www.greatbritishlife.co.uk › magazines › cumbriaThe Education Through the Ages exhibition in Hawkshead

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   4 days ago · In 2025 – the school building’s 350th anniversary year – it plans to show some of the rare folio editions donated at the time of the library’s founding in the 1670s. • The Education Through the Ages exhibition continues until October 31, when the museum closes for the winter. Until then it is open from 11am-4pm, Thursday-Monday.

5. library.law.yale.edu › news › race-slavery-foundersRace, Slavery, & the Founders of Yale Law School - A Fall ...

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   1 day ago · It takes as its point of entry the founders’ involvement in two of the formative law cases relating to slavery and abolition in antebellum America: in 1833, the trial of Prudence Crandall for admitting young Black girls as students into her Connecticut school; and in 1839 to 41, the trial of the West African men and children, victims of an illegal slave trade, who had seized control of their ...

6. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Westminster_SchoolWestminster School - Wikipedia

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   3 days ago · Westminster School is a public school in Westminster, London, England, in the precincts of Westminster Abbey. It descends from a charity school founded by Westminster Benedictines before the Norman Conquest, as documented by the Croyland Chronicle and a charter of King Offa.

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   When did the borough start a school for young children?

   • A third endowed school, 'a dame school for young children', existed in the borough by 1694. (fn. 31) Founded under the will of John Cowell (codicil dated 1655) and further endowed by Thomas Bagnall, by will dated 1675, and by Ralph Keeling, by will dated 1704, the school had started by 1694 when Jane Fernihough was appointed as school dame.

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   How many schools were there in Newcastle in 1903?

   • Thus in July 1903 on the formation of the Newcastle Education Committee (fn. 44) there were three local authority elementary schools in the area and two independent schools, St. Giles's and St. George's Church of England School, and St. Patrick's Roman Catholic School.

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   Who wrote the history of Westminster School?

   • The King's Nurseries: The Story of Westminster School (2nd ed.). James & James. ISBN 978-0-907383-01-7. John Dudley Carleton (1965). Westminster School: A History (revised ed.). R. Hart-Davis. Lawrence Edward Tanner (1934). Westminster School: A History.

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   What schools were opened in 1958?

   • School (opened as such 1958), Crackley Bank C.P. School (1956), Hempstalls C.P. School (1953), Langdale C.P. School (1954), and an independent school, St. Wulstan's R.C. Aided Primary School (1959).

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   When was the first unendowed school established?

   • The first unendowed school, St. Giles's, was established in 1825. It was affiliated to the National Society. St. Patrick's Roman Catholic School followed in 1833, Newcastle British School in 1834, affiliated to the British and Foreign Schools Society, and a second National school, St. George's, in 1835.

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   When was Newcastle School Board formed?

   • Two school boards were formed covering the area of the present borough with the exception of Clayton, Newcastle School Board in February 1871 (fn. 40) and Wolstanton School Board in March 1874. (fn. 41) The first Newcastle School Board (1871–4) did little of its own accord to further primary education.

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8. greekreporter.com › 2024/10/16 › plato-academyPlato’s Academy: The World’s First University

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   13 hours ago · The fresco now decorates the rooms now known as the Stanze di Raffaello, in the Apostolic Palace in the Vatican. Plato’s Academy, or simply, ”The Academy,” was a famous school in ancient Athens founded by Plato in 387 BC, located on the northwestern outskirts of Athens, outside the city walls. The site acquired its name from the legendary ...