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1. www.british-history.ac.uk › vch › middxHornsey, including Highgate: Education - British History Online

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   4 days ago · The school, called North Harringay from 1903, accommodated only 1,160 by 1932 and was reorganized into junior mixed and infants' schools in 1934; senior girls were transferred, while senior boys continued to use the top floor as a secondary modern school, later absorbed into Priory Vale.

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2. www.british-history.ac.uk › vch › middxFinchley: Education - British History Online

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   4 days ago · Under the Education Act of 1944 the county schools became grammar schools and the borough council's senior schools became secondary modern. Two Roman Catholic Voluntary Aided schools, Finchley Catholic grammar and St. Michael's convent, became grammar schools for boys and girls respectively.

3. www.suffolk.gov.uk › children-families-andApply for a secondary school place 2025/2026 - Suffolk County ...

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   3 days ago · You must apply for a secondary school place for the 2025/2026 school year by the closing date of 31 October 2024. This will give you the best chance of your child being offered a place at one...

4. whitchurch-hampshire-tc.gov.ukWhitchurch Town Council

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   3 days ago · Whitchurch is a small, rural town in North West Hampshire, with a population of 5,289 (2021 Census). The Town is surrounded by beautiful countryside and the clear waters of the River Test flow...

5. www.british-history.ac.uk › vch › middxBethnal Green: Education - British History Online

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   2 days ago · The London school plan of 1947 allowed for 18 council primary schools and six voluntary primary schools in Bethnal Green, which by 1951 had 15 council primary and four voluntary primary schools. The most radical proposals were for reorganizing secondary education on comprehensive lines.

6. www.wickersley.netWickersley School and Sports College – We aim to send every ...

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   5 days ago · We consider ourselves to be a genuine comprehensive school, catering for students of a wide range of abilities, needs, aspirations and backgrounds. The school is part of Wickersley Partnership Trust (WPT), a family of like-minded secondary and primary schools.

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   Is Whitchurch a borough?

   • The train station is on the main line between Exeter and Waterloo, which is approximately an hour by train. There are regular buses between Basingstoke and Andover and Overton and Winchester. Whitchurch is mentioned in the Charter of 909 and the Domesday Survey of 1086. The Town was granted borough status between 1247 and 1249.

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   • They are waiting for SGN to... Whitchurch is a small, rural town in North West Hampshire, with a population of 5,289 (2021 Census). The Town is surrounded by beautiful countryside and the clear waters of the River Test flow through it and turn the wheel of the Silk Mill, the town's unique tourist attraction.

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   When was Hillside School merged into Manorhill School?

   • Hillside, a mixed secondary modern school, opened in 1956 in Summers Lane in north-east Finchley. It had c. 550 pupils on the roll in 1971, when it was merged into Manorhill school. (fn. 134)

   Finchley: Education - British History Online

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   What was the only secondary school in 1904?

   • The only secondary school in 1904 was Parmiter's. (fn. 39) A central school, Morpeth Street, opened in 1910 and a second, Mansford Street, was created out of its senior department in 1911. Between 1927 and 1932 most council schools were reorganized into junior, senior, and infants' departments.

   Bethnal Green: Education - British History Online

   www.british-history.ac.uk/vch/middx/vol11/pp242-260

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   Who are Whitchurch Walkers?

   • Whitchurch Walkers are Welcome currently have 60 adult volunteers supported by 80 young people from the Scouts and Explorer Scouts, all getting out into the countryside, repairing footpaths, cutting back vegetation, replacing stiles with gates and litter picking. Since autumn 2015 they have racked up 3,000 hours of volunteer time.

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   How many children did Whittingham school have in 1975?

   • In 1975 there were 120 children on the roll. (fn. 310) Whittingham school, originally a nursery at no. 271 Colney Hatch Lane, opened in 1952 at no. 208 Muswell Hill Road and gradually acquired nos. 206, 204, and 202. Later it took pupils to the age of 8 and, for a short time, girls to the age of 15.

   Hornsey, including Highgate: Education - British History Online

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8. www.surreycc.gov.uk › schools-and-learning › schoolsStep 3: Complete the secondary school admissions application ...

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   3 days ago · Step 1: Research and choose a school. Step 2: Before you apply. Step 3: Complete the application form. Step 4: Complete any supplementary forms. Step 5: If your address or preferences change....