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School Board - Reports
The setting up of the Board
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School Board 1877 Election
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School Board - July-Dec 1878
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School Board 1877 Minutes
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Prizes 1878
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School Board - Dec 1877-June 1878
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New Board School opens 1879
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The first Board School opened in 1879, created from the General School, which had been started in
1872 by the Non-Conformists as an alternative to the Church School that had been opened in 1870.
Some of the Reports
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School Board 1879
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School Board 1882/3
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School Board 1894
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School Board 1899
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Board School costs 1884
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School Board 1898 Election
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School Board 1902
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School Board 1880
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School Board 1887
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School Board 1898
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Salaries 1902
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Report 1906
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School Board 1881
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School Board 1889/90
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Reorganisation1938
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Wellingborough News, 17th May 1884, transcribed by Kay Collins School BoardThe usual monthly meeting of the Board was held on Monday evening, and there were presentMessrs. S. Knight (in the chair), G. Denton, N. Crick, G. H. Skinner, and J. Claridge. The Clerk reported that there was due on the loan account for repayment and interest, £78 14s. 9d. It was stated that the precept would be paid on Wednesday, and a cheque for that amount was signed. Upon the application of Mr. J. Claridge, the use of the Mixed School was allowed for the use of the Rushden contingent of the Crystal Palace Choir. |
see also Court Reports for prosecutions for non-attendance at school
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