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D4804 - Scargill Boys and Secondary School, West Hallam - 1874-1973

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Archive Reference / Library Class No.	D4804
Title	Scargill Boys and Secondary School, West Hallam
Date	1874-1973
Description	Log books, admission registers, other
Extent	2.25 boxes
Level	Fonds
Repository	Derbyshire Record Office
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Archive Creator	Scargill Boys and Secondary School, West Hallam
Administrative History	Scargill Boys' and Secondary Schools, West Hallam. The will of Rev John Scargill made provision for the foundation of a school in West Hallam. This school opened in 1664. The school moved to a new site in 1832 and in the 1850s a Girls' and Infants' School was added. Reorganisation in 1935 saw the opening of a new County Secondary School to cater for pupils from a number of schools in the area. The school closed in July 1973 with pupils transferring to the newly built Kirk Hallam Secondary School. The school premises were taken over by the local primary school.
Custodial History	This records were deposited in April 1998.
Organisation Sub-Type	Schools
Related Material	See D829 for management and other records relating to the school and title deeds from the early 14th century relating to the school's endowment. See D2200/C/60/24 for plans of the school by the Derbyshire County Architect, 1931-1978. See D5288/20/3 for the Derbyshire County Council organisation fiel for this school.
Acknowledgements	Added to the catalogue as part of the FindersKeepers project by volunteer MmF.

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West Hallam

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