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A History of the County of Cambridge and the Isle of Ely
… and 1910. Pupils over 14 years old transferred to other schools from 1945, those over 11 from 1960, and those over 9 from 1974. 45 Ashley was federated with neighbouring schools in 1978 and closed in 1980. 46 Bodl. MSS. North b. …
A History of the County of Northampton
… 92 and shop but, perhaps more important, retained its primary school and its pub. 93 A policy of strictly limiting … and £9 in school pence. Some children from Ashton went to schools at Stoke Bruerne or Roade, each about a mile away. … 84 The school, which became a voluntary controlled primary in 1952, 85 acquired its first headmaster in 1956. 86 …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… the priest has a house and six acres of land. Excellent schools, built by subscription in 1846, with a residence for … and Knott-Lanes; and containing 46,296 inhabitants. The primary part of the name of this place is derived from the … Mossley, &c. There are places of worship, and, generally, schools also, belonging to the Independents, Wesleyans, …
A History of the County of Sussex
… day school with c. 30 pupils existed in 1819, 37 and two schools with 38 children, educated at their parents' expense, in 1835. 38 In 1846-7 two dame schools in the parish had 47 pupils in all; one was supported … house. In 1982, when it was called Ashurst C.E. (Aided) primary school, it had 37 pupils; at that date the older …