The first meetings of Brighouse Mechanics' Institute were held here
in 1846
In 1971, it became known as Halifax Catholic High School.
In 2000, it was renamed St Catherine's Catholic High School
Pupils and staff here included:
It occupied 2 classrooms – each 15 ft square – at the rear of the
Chapel.
Chris Helme writes that
and that this shows that Officer & Teachers included
A new Sunday School was built at a cost of £12,000 and opened
in August 1965
The school was held in William Coultas's cottage next to Grace Ramsden's School.
By 1829, the girls were taught in a schoolroom erected with funds
from Ramsden's Charity.
By 1871, the dame taught the girls in her own home.
In 1874, the school closed and the girls went to Elland National School
An advertisement for the school in 1880 announced
In 1978, the grammar school and Todmorden Secondary School merged
to become Todmorden High School
In 2004, the High School was given art college status
In 1978, Todmorden Grammar School and Todmorden Secondary
School merged to become Todmorden High School.
See
Hermione Dobson,
Todmorden Secondary School War Memorial and
Mrs Celia Windsor
It is recorded as a boys' and mixed school and could accommodate 111
pupils [1871]
Opened in August 1857 to supersede Sowerby National School.
Recorded in 1917
The Academy opened at the existing Holmfield site.
New accommodation is to be opened on the site in September 2012.
Work began in January 2011.
This was estimated as costing £30 million and catering for
1,500 pupils.
Press reports said that it is to specialise in business, enterprise
and health.
In August 2012, it is to merge with St Catherine's Catholic High School
In 1897, it had 3 departments: Boys', Girls' & Infants'.
Recorded in 1917.
See
Sowerby Bridge Board School,
Sowerby Bridge School Board and
James Robert Wood
See
Sergeant Douglas Barker Crabtree
Recorded in the 1840s.
It is recorded as an infants' school and could accommodate 32 pupils
[1871]
It is recorded as an infants' school and could accommodate 24 pupils
[1871]
The Chapel's Sunday School teachers' attendance book, was discovered
between the floor boards as the chapel was being demolished.
Second Education without Overwork
Masters at the School have included:
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