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D6987 - Highfield Primary School, Long Eaton - 1911-2008

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Archive Reference / Library Class No.	D6987
Title	Highfield Primary School, Long Eaton
Date	1911-2008
Description	Admission Registers and Log Books
Level	Fonds
Repository	Derbyshire Record Office
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Archive Creator	Highfield Primary School, Long Eaton
Administrative History	Highfield Primary School was an infant and junior school in Long Eaton. The original mixed school was initially founded as the "Wesleyan Temporary School", with Edith Button as its head teacher, in March 1907. The school became a girls' school from January 1921 (with the boys transferred to Derby Road Boy's School). During the next few decades the school name changed to Wellington Street Primary and Girls School, and later to Wellington Street Junior School. An adjacent school was established in March 1911 eventually named the Wellington Street Council Infant School. Highfield Infants School was established in circa 1957. These separate primary and junior schools were amalgamated as the Highfield Primary School in 1984. The school closed in 2008 as part of the local reorganisation of primary school education in Long Eaton.
Custodial History	Transfered to Derbyshire Record Office in July 2008
Organisation Sub-Type	Schools

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Long Eaton

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