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D5620 - Aldercar Comprehensive School (later Aldercar Community Language College, later Aldercar High School) - 1955-2018
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Archive Reference / Library Class No.
D5620
Title
Aldercar Comprehensive School (later Aldercar Community Language College, later Aldercar High School)
Date
1955-2018
Level
Fonds
Repository
Derbyshire Record Office
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Archive Creator
Aldercar Comprehensive School (later Aldercar Community Language College, later Aldercar High School)
Administrative History
Aldercar High School opened in September 1955. Following an academy conversion agreement dated 30 September 2022 (see DCC/LG/CX/3899) the school ceased to exist, being replaced by an academy.
Custodial History
These records were deposited in Derbyshire Record Office in several accessions, dated as follows: 03 December 2001; 25 March 2004; 20 September 2004; 23 November 2018. Ownership passed to Derbyshire County Council when the school ceased to exist.
Organisation Sub-Type
Schools
Related Material
For Aldercar Secondary School Governors' minutes, Feb 1955-Sep 1964, deposited by the South East Derbyshire Divisional Executive for the County Education Department , see D1040 C/E 22/1.
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Aldercar
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