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Easington Colliery Council Boys and Infants School

Reference: E/E Catalogue Title: Easington Colliery Council Boys and Infants School Area: Catalogue Category: Education Records Description: 

Covering Dates: 1910-1953

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  • Easington Colliery Council Boys and Infants School
    • Easington Colliery Council Boys and Infants School (Ref: E/E)
    • Log Books (Ref: E/E 13)
    • Miscellaneous (Ref: E/E/G 275)

Catalogue Description

The school was opened in 1910 as a mixed and infants' school. A new school was opened on 8 January 1912 as a boys' department. The original school became a girls' and infants' department [see E/E 40]. On 29 January 1912 the infant boys were transferred to this school. On 1 September 1938 boys aged 11 and over were transferred to a separate senior department.

Catalogue Contents

Easington Colliery Council Boys and Infants School (Ref: E/E)Log Books (Ref: E/E 13)Ref: E/E 13

Log book, 22 August 1910 - 19 December 1941
(1 volume, leather half-bound)

Miscellaneous (Ref: E/E/G 275)Ref: E/E/G 275

Report by H. M. Inspector on Easington School visited 9 and 10 November 1953, n.d. [1953] Originally enclosed in E/E 13
(2 papers)



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