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schools, Cumbria | ||||
county:- | Cumbria | |||
Education for All |
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We have resisted taking photographs of schools whenever there are children in the
playground, or at the school gates: so, there is a slight lack of pictures. We have
spotted old and new schools. Some of the old foundations are the core of present day
schools, usually primary schools; others have become dwellings or a village hall,
or have been abandonned. |
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Schools noticed on the OS County Series maps are sometimes labelled 'National School',
'British School':- |
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British Schools -- the Royal Lancastrain Society was founded 1808 by nonconformists,
supporters of Jospeh Lancaster. It was changed to the British and Foreign Schools
Society in 1814. They created schools, and made a point of them being undemoninational,
though christian. |
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National Schools -- The Church of England set up the National Society for Promoting
the Education of the Poor in the Principles of the Established Church, 1811; creating
schools which were pointedly denominational. They soon outnumbered the British Schools
17 to 1. |
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Wesleyan methodists, Quakers, and Roman Catholics also established schools. |
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references:- |
Aldis, Marion &Inder, Pam: 2016: Happiest Days of Their Lives?: Chaplin Books (Gosport,
Hampshire):: ISBN 978 1 911105 01 5 Marker, William B:: History of Elementary and Secondary Education in Westmorland 1870-1914: (unpublished MEd thesis, Durham) May, Trevor: 1995: Victorian School Room: Shire Publications (Princes Risborough, Buckinghamshire):: ISBN 0 7478 0243 2 Wyand, Jon (photographer): 1980: Village Schools; a Future for the Past: Evans Bros (London):: ISBN 0 237 44994 3 |
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