Catalogue description MACCLESFIELD HIGH SCHOOL FOR GIRLS [No. 10 Macclesfield and District Divisional Executive]

CONTENTS Page

GOVERNORS

Governors' minutes 3

Governors' reports 3

Headmistress' reports 3

Inventories 3-4

Governors' miscellanea 4

HEADTEACHER

Log books 4

Admission registers 4

Indexes to admission registers 4-5

Staff registers 5

Staff meeting minutes 5

Inspectors' reports 5-6

Headmistress' reports 6-7

Yearbooks 7

Financial records 7-8

Plans of school 8

Pupil roll books and attendance registers 8

Pupil record sheets 8-9

Miscellaneous pupil records 9-10

Records of school activities 10

Games record books 10

Prizegiving programmes 10

Speech Day programmes 10-11

Miscellaneous programmes 11-12

School prospectuses 12

School magazines 12-13

Photographs 13-16

Education circulars 16

Miscellaneous minutes 16

Miscellanea 17-18

OLD GIRLS' SOCIETY

News sheets 19

Miscellanea 19

Macclesfield High School for Girls

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• Macclesfield, Cheshire

Macclesfield High School for Girls was founded in 1880 by the Governors of Macclesfield Free Grammar School. The school used part of the premises of the Useful Knowledge Society on Park Green, Macclesfield. These premises were sold by William Coare Brocklehurst of Butley Hall, Prestbury, in 1895 on condition that the High School should not be disturbed for ten years. In a codicil to his will, proved at Chester in August 1900, he bequeathed £1,500 to the High School ref WR 1900. In 1909 the school moved to a new building in Fence Avenue C S Davies, A History of Macclesfield pp 215-7. The school was named Macclesfield County High School in 1969. It closed in 1990