Seaham Harbour, St. John, C.E. Boys School

Seaham Harbour, St. John, C.E. Boys School Became Seaham Harbour C.E. (Controlled) Junior Mixed School on 1 July 1930. School closed on 20 July 1973. For records in this catalogue check the section below.

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Date1863,
1973
EraVictorian (1837 to 1901),
20th Century (1901 to 2000),
Late 20th Century (1967 to 2000)
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OrganisationsSeaham Harbour C.E. Controlled Junior,
School,
Seaham Harbour, St. John, C.E. Boys School
Keywords
ExpandSeaham Harbour C.E. Controlled Junior Mixed School,
C.E. Boys School,
St. John,
1 July,
20 July,
records,
catalogue,
section

Seaham Harbour, St. John, C.E. Boys School records

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E/NE 58-60Log Books
E/NE 581 volume, leather half-boundLog book, 1 June 1863 – 30 September 1886
E/NE 591 volume, leather half-boundLog book, 1 October 1886 – 12 May 1911
E/NE 601 volume, leather half-boundLog book, 19 May 1911 – 20 July 1973
E/NE/C 34/1-4Managers’ meetings
E/NE/C 34/11 paperMinutes of managers’ meetings, 18 November 1960
E/NE/C 34/21 paperMinutes of managers’ meetings, 17 November 1961
E/NE/C 34/31 paperMinutes of managers’ meetings, 25 March 1963
E/NE/C 34/41 paper, printedMinutes of managers’ meetings, 19 May 1972
E/NE/F 5, 8-9Admission RegistersFor admissions to mixed school between 1930 and 1936 see E/NE/F7
E/NE/F 51 volumeAdmission register, 7 February 1910 – 8 September 1930
E/NE/F 81 volume, cloth-boundAdmission register, 26 October 1936 – 3 September 1945
E/NE/F 91 volume, cloth-boundAdmission register, 10 September 1945 – 18 June 1973
E/NE/G Miscellaneous
E/NE/G 29/1-2Reports
E/NE/G 29/12 papers, printedReport by HM Inspector on Seaham Harbour C.E. (Controlled) Junior Mixed School inpected on 16-19 June 1952, n.d. [1952] Originally enclosed in E/NE 59
E/NE/G 29/21 paper, printedRepor by H.M. Inpector on Seaham Church of England Junior School inspected on 13 and 15 June 1955, n.d. [1955] Originally enclosed in E/NE 59
E/NE/ G10, 28, 30Other
E/NE/G 101 volume, leather half-boundVisitors’ book, 23 November 1904 – 11 February 1930
E/NE/G 281 paper, printedCutting from an unknown newspaper titled: Fatal Kick. Little boy’s sad death. Bullies at local schools regarding John Alfred Holland, who was 6 when he died in hospital a few days after being attacked by an older boy. J.C. Corton, Deputy Coroner stated that recently there had been similar deaths caused by bigger boys attacking small ones and calling it ‘horseplay’, n.d. [1950s] Originally enclosed in E/NE 59
E/NE/G 301 paperCongratulations letter from C. R. Appleton, Education Committee Manager to Miss Anderson, Seaham Harbour C.E. Girls’ School for excellent results in reports, 15 August 1924

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