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public elementary schools Selston (mixed), built by subscribers in 1865 & enlarged in 1892, for 420 children & 220 infants; average attendance, 300 children & 170 infants. Underwood (mixed & infants), erected in 1870 & enlarged in 1895; average attendance, 209 boys & girls & 95 infants.
Selston had a Public Elementary School (mixed) built here in 1865 and enlarged in 1892 to hold 420 students and 210 infants. The Underwood mixed and infants school was built in 1870 and enlarged in 1895.
In 2006 the Matthew Holland School, having become a specialist school with Visual Arts status, changed its name to the Selston Arts and Community College, and then again a few years later to Selston High School, though remaining a comprehensive school. One notable resident of Selston was Stephen Cox Wood Sr, who was born in the village in 1873 ...
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The "Thorp" of Bagthorpe is a Danish term for a small village: Brook Hole the Brookeholclif of the 14th century, when Cinderhill was known as Synderflat implies a badger resort: Stubbings indicates forest clearings: Pudding-bag was probably a later term of derision for a mud patch. Bagthorpe is said to have been founded by a Norseman named Baggi: t...
Only four villeins and two bordars are mentioned in the great survey of 1086, and though the population must have been small, there was a church. The Saxon owners were dispossessed, their lands falling to the share of William Peveril and their taxable value to the King had increased from eight shillings to ten shillings since 1066. It was probably ...
The example thus set was infectious and in the reign of Henry III, Felley Priory received from Rannulph de Wandesley a rental of sixty shillings out of Selston, Westwood and Thorpe upon condition that the canons there celebrated daily in the chapel at Wandesley for the welfare of the souls of himself and his family. By this time, the Stotevilles we...
In 1347, he increased his benefaction by a further £20 per annum in rentals, and when the priory was built in 1360, Hugh de Cressy gave to the monks all his lands and rents in Kimberley and Newthorpe in return for an annuity of £7 10s. so long as he lived, or £4 10s. a year to his wife if she survived him. The Carthusian monks of Beauvale lost no t...
In 1346, Hugh de Cressy of Selston, then fighting for Edward III in France, was granted a pardon for his offences to that date upon condition that he remained in France until licensed to return. William de Selston was one of a band of outlaws, who in 1327, moving in and about Radcliffe, whom the sheriff was commanded to capture and imprison for "be...
From entries in the Records of the Borough, it is obvious that Selston was supplying Nottingham with a share of its coal. In 1483, Elias Day entered into a contract to supply Richard Ody of Nottingham to deliver by a specified date ten wagon loads of "pytte coals" from Selston, with an undertaking to deliver a similar quantity within two months. Th...
Parochially the parish was in disorder for the prior appointed by the Protestant Edward VI in 1550 contrived to retain the living throughout the reign of the Catholic Queen Mary and appears not to have been superseded until 1573, and Sir Michael Stanhope of Shelford who had bought property given for the maintenance of the parish church shared in th...
3 days ago · The current location on 18 H St. was built in 1918. It is one of the oldest high schools in California. ... JOHN MUIR ELEMENTARY SCHOOL - 1923. This year, John Muir Elementary turned 101. It is ...
Jan 11, 1997 · Council School, Portland Row, Selston, Nottinghamshire, c 1920. Courtesy of Nottinghamshire County Council. Portland Row Selston England. The school opened in 1875, initially as an infants school. It was enlarged in 1910 to take 180 pupils including those of junior age as well.
Jul 8, 2024 · At Sealston Elementary we believe that academic success is achieved when students and staff build relationships that foster a shared vision of cooperation and high expectations. We are committed to student excellence in academics and citizenship.
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