The Schools. Wheaton Aston
The School at Wheaton Aston opened in 1854 as a National School, this replaced an earlier school in the village. The fees for the school varied according to the ability of the parents to pay.
The site of the old Victoria Colliery, Bucknall
This photograph was taken from the end of Hyndley close looking east towards Willeton Street and Malthouse Lane. In the foreground are twop rows of back to back council built garages, erected in the 1950s. ...
The Sports Hall, Woodhouse High School, Tamworth
This photograph of a volleyball session in the sports hall at Woodhouse High School was taken by Tony Boydon.
Woodhouse High School was built on the site of Woodhouse Farm which was demolished in ...
The Sports Hall, Woodhouse High School, Tamworth
This photograph of a badminton session (and a volleyball session in the background) in the sports hall at Woodhouse High School was taken by Tony Boydon.
Woodhouse High School was built on the site ...
The Sports Hall, Woodhouse High School, Tamworth
This photograph of a cricket training session in the sports hall at Woodhouse High School was taken by Tony Boydon.
Woodhouse High School was built on the site of Woodhouse Farm which was demolished ...
The Sports Hall, Woodhouse High School, Tamworth
This photograph of a Taekwondo session in the sports hall at Woodhouse High School was taken by Tony Boydon.
Woodhouse High School was built on the site of Woodhouse Farm which was demolished in ...
The Sports Hall, Woodhouse High School, Tamworth
This photograph of a cricket training session in the sports hall at Woodhouse High School was taken by Tony Boydon.
Woodhouse High School was built on the site of Woodhouse Farm which was demolished ...
The Sports Hall, Woodhouse High School, Tamworth
This photograph of a weightlifting session in the sports hall at Woodhouse High School was taken by Tony Boydon.
Woodhouse High School was built on the site of Woodhouse Farm which was demolished ...
The view from near Mill Hill in Little Chell Lane, Little Chell
The camera is looking northwards from near the top of Little Chell Lane. In the foreground is Blessed William Southerne Roman Catholic Secondary School, opened in 1957. This became St Margaret Ward ...
The Village Cross, Sheen. Photographed by William Blake.
Sheen village cross dates from the 15th century but only the top stone of the base appears to be old. The village school can be seen behind.
The Village School, Clifton Campville
St. Andrew's Church of England Primary School was believed to have originally been built as a bar, but became a National School in the early-mid 19th century.
A new school building was built in 1960, ...
Thistley Hough School, Penkhull
The Art Deco buildings of Thistley Hough School seen from the corner of Newcastle Lane and Thistley Hough. Opened in 1938 as a grammar school for girls, taking pupils from Longton Grammar School and Hanley ...
Thomas Alleynes Grammar School
Pupils of Thomas Alleynes Grammar School.
Thomas Alleynes School Choir
Thomas Russell Infants School, Barton-under-Needwood
Thomas Russell Infants School on Station Road, Barton-under-Needwood. Thomas Russell, a draper who died in 1593, left £50 in his will for a free school to be built in Barton-under-Needwood. The school ...
Thomas Russell School, Barton-under-Needwood
Thomas Russell Infants School on Station Road, Barton-under-Needwood. Thomas Russell, a draper who died in 1593, left £50 in his will for a free school to be built in Barton-under-Needwood. The school ...
Tipping Street, Stafford, (1)
On the far left is the Oddfellows Hall.
The gable end (in the centre) belongs to St. Chad's Schoolroom; to the right of the schoolroom is St. Chad's Passage.
The double fronted shop building just ...
Token, Mr Littleton's School, Penkridge
Edward Littleton built and endowed a new school in the churchyard of St. Michael's Church, Penkridge by 1818. In 1831 the pupils and endowment were transferred to the new National School built on the ...