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D3627 - Westwood Comprehensive School, and predecessors, with Bolsover Colliery School - 1879-1981

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Archive Reference / Library Class No.	D3627
Title	Westwood Comprehensive School, and predecessors, with Bolsover Colliery School
Date	1879-1981
Description	includes log books 1912-1991; admission registers 1900-1991; Bolsover Colliery School admission register 1931-38 and other records
Extent	3 boxes
Level	Fonds
Repository	Derbyshire Record Office
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Archive Creator	Brimington Central Boys School, later Senior Boys and County Secondary Boys
	Brimington Central Junior Girls School
	Hollingwood Senior Girls, later County Secondary Girls
	Westwood Comprehensive School
	Bolsover Colliery School
Administrative History	Brimington Boys school and Hollingwood Girls School were amalgamated in 1977 to form Westwood Comprehensive School. Westwood Comprehensive ceased to function with the reorganisation of secondary education in Chesterfield district in 1991, and has been succeeded by Springwell Community School.
Custodial History	Transferred to Derbyshire Record Office in 1992.
Arrangement	D3627/1-3 Log Books D3627/4-7 Admission Registers D3627/8 Punishment Books D3627/9-14 Records concerning building of various schools D3627/15 Boys School Governors' minutes
Organisation Sub-Type	Schools
Related Material	See also D1969/EA/1-4 and D770/C/EA/89-96.
Acknowledgements	Added to the catalogue as part of the FindersKeepers project by volunteer MmF.
Archivist Note	Collection Title amended to remove the full list of predecessor schools, and use the Description and Archive Creator Name fields, 5 June 2022.

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Bolsover
Brimington

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