Catalogue description Records of Loxton County Primary School, Bloomsbury

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Details of S119
Reference: S119
Title: Records of Loxton County Primary School, Bloomsbury
Date: 1883-1964
Held by: Birmingham: Archives, Heritage and Photography Service, not available at The National Archives
Language: English
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Loxton County Primary School, 1883 - 1964, Bloomsbury, Birmingham

Loxton Street Board School, Bloomsbury, Birmingham
Physical description: 7 volumes and 9 items
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Immediate source of acquisition:

Transferred by the Chief Education Officer, November 1973
Administrative / biographical background:

Loxton Street Board School opened in 1883 with accommodation in one department for mixed and infant children. Standard VII classes for girls opened in 1885 here and at Icknield Street Board School after Bridge Street Standard VII for boys had become a success. The mixed and infant children were divided into two separate departments in 1889. The school was reorganised in 1930 into two departments for senior boys and junior and infants. The Senior Boys Department became a separate school in 1945 [see S120]. The name of the school changed in 1954. It closed in 1964.
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