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Guide to School Records Wokingham Guide to School Records Wokingham Football team at Palmer CE Junior School, Wokingham, 1937 (97/SCH/5/4/2) Berkshire Record Office 9 Coley Avenue Reading RG1 6AF Tel 0118 937 5132 Fax 0118 937 5131 Email [email protected] www.berkshirerecordoffice.org.uk Using this Guide This is a guide to sources at the BRO for schools in the Wokingham area. It is arranged in alphabetical order of civil parish, and then by the different kinds of record available. The references after each entry should be quoted if you would like to see that item. For more information, please look up the reference in the appropriate catalogue. Please note that BRO does not hold individual pupil records or exam results. If you would like to visit the office to carry out research, please make an appointment. Please see our Planning Your Visit leaflet for more information. Note on Closure Access to documents containing personal information is usually restricted to a minimum of 50 years after the last entry in a document. If you wish to see a restricted item please ask a member of staff. Arborfield Arborfield, Newland Plans 1910-1960 C/AR/P4/6; and Barkham CE Junior C/CL/L2/287,749; E4/3 (Previously Arborfield, Log Book 1892-1971 84/SCH/1/1-3 Newland and Barkham Other records 1871-1969 D/EX17/6/T5; CE Primary, Arborfield C/CL/E4/3; E4/135/1/3 CE, Arborfield and Barkham National) The Coombes County Minutes 1971-1982 C/EM132; 88/ED/30 Infant School Other records 1968 C/CL/E4/135/1/2 (Previously Arborfield County Infant School) Earley Aldryngton County Plans 1959-1963 C/AR/P4/48; Primary (Previously C/CL/L2/897 Maiden Erlegh Primary, Minutes 1964-1984 C/EM138; 89/ED/40-42 Maiden Erleigh Junior) Other records 1947-1975 C/CL/E4/29/1-7; E4/135/11/1 Earley Grammar (Never Plans 1960-1962 C/AR/P3/56; built) C/CL/L2/853A-B Hawkedon County Other records 1972-1973 C/CL/E4/32; E116/1 Primary Maiden Erleigh Plans 1959-1966 C/AR/P3/15-17; Secondary (Previously C/CL/L2/762-763, Maiden Erleigh 998,1030 Secondary Modern) Minutes 1961-1986 C/EM150, 197; 86/ED/90 Other records 1955-1975 C/CL/E1/5/11; E4/29/1-7 Maiden Erlegh School Other records 1930s-1950s D/EX1914/11-12; for Boys (Previously D/EX2479/1/4-5; Courtenay Lodge, D/EX2541/2 Sutton Courtenay) Photograph 1932-1960 D/EX1914/2-10; D/EX1723/1 Radstock County Minutes 1982-1985 89/ED/30 Primary Other records 1970-1974 C/CL/E4/31/1-3 St Peter’s CE Primary Plans 1949 C/AR/P4/45 (Previously Earley CE, Log Book 1863-1988 SCH36/8/1-7 Earley National) Other records 1903-1973 C/CL/E4/30 Whiteknights County Plans 1954-1959 C/AR/P4/46; Primary (Previously Elm C/CL/L2/549,704 Road Infant, Earley Minutes 1956-1975 C/EM139 County Infant) Finchampstead Finchampstead CE Admission Register 1945-1962 88/SCH/46/1 Primary (Previously Plans 1904-1956 C/AR/P4/55 Finchampstead Free, Log Book 1886-1974 C/EL44/1; D/P56/28/10; Finchampstead C/EL44/2 Elementary) Minutes 1871-1877, C/EM31/1; D/P56/28/5- 1885-1961 6; C/EM31/2 Photograph c.1900-1978 88/SCH/46/4-8; D/EX665/2/1-2 Punishment Book 1905-1952 88/SCH/46/2 Other records 1871-1980 C/EZ3-4; 88/SCH/46/2A, 3A, 9-12; C/CL/E4/135/4/3 Gorse Ride County Minutes 1973-1981 88/SCH/47/6 Junior Other records 1971-1982 88/SCH/47/1-5 Gorse Ride County Minutes 1971-1975 C/EM140 Primary Nine Mile Ride County Plans early 20C- C/AR/P4/54; Primary (Previously 1967 C/CL/L2/292, 345, 680, Nine Mile Ride Council) 939, 1006, 1064 Minutes 1931-1982 83/ED/29; C/EM141; 83/ED/40 Other records 1951-1966 C/CL/E4/135/4/4-5 Finchampstead Village Other records 1911 D/EX208/B4/4 School Grazeley Grazeley CE Primary Plans 1912-1947 C/AR/P4/59 (Previously Grazeley Photograph n.d. C/EC1/46 Parochial, Grazeley Other records 1903-1972 C/CL/E4/37; School, Grazeley D/P110/25/31 National) Hurst St Nicholas’ CE Primary Admission Register 1894-1987 88/SCH/39/1-7 (Previously Hurst CE, Plans 1888-1968 D/EX268/30; Hurst National, Hurst D/P73/28/44-45; and Ruscombe National) C/AR/P4/69-70; C/CL2/600 Log Book 1863-1949 D/P73/28/21-28 Minutes 1890-1980 D/P73/28/29-30; 88/SCH/39/10 Photograph 1946-1955 88/SCH/39/12-14 Punishment Book 1924-1946 88/SCH/39/8 Other records 1818-1984 D/P73/28/20, 31-43; D/P142/28/7; C/EZ49/1- 3; 88/SCH/39/9, 11, 11A Remenham Remenham CE Plans 1904-1912 D/P99/28/6/1; (Previously Remenham C/AR/P4/98 National) Log Book 1871-1906 D/P99/28/1 Minutes 1892-1929 D/P99/28/3 Other records 1873-1961 D/P99/28/2, 4-6; C/CL/E4/135/7/3 Ruscombe Ruscombe CE School Other records (1874)-1995 D/P73B/8A/38-39 Shinfield Hyde End Council Other records 1908-1912 C/CL/G1/25/18; 26/3 Ryeish Green County Admission Register 1948-1994 SCH23/11/1-6 Secondary (Previously Plans 1909-1989 C/CL/L2/29; Three Mile Cross C/AR/P3/41; Modern Secondary, C/CL/L2/656, 843; Three Mile Cross SCH23/6/3 Council, Three Mile Minutes 1910-1948, C/EM17/1-3; 153; Cross County Primary) 1964-2010 88/ED/28; SCH23/1/1-18 Other records 1910-2010 SCH23; C/CL/E4/73 Photograph n.d. C/EC1/45 Punishment Book 1910-1985 SCH23/12/1-2 Shinfield CE Junior Admission Register 1924-1970 88/SCH/48/5-8 (Previously Shinfield CE Plans 1905-1967 C/AR/P4/101; Primary, Shinfield Free, C/CL/L2/555, 752 Piggotts Charity) Log Book 1873-1976 88/SCH/48/1-4 Minutes 1809-1949 D/P110/25/1-2; 25/15/1- 2 Photograph 1908-1980s 88/SCH/48/17-43 Punishment Book 1923-1958 88/SCH/48/9 Other records 1600-1979 D/P110/25/1-4, 6-11,16- 26; D/QX4/1; 88/SCH/48/10-16; R/D150/4/9 Shinfield County Infant Plans 1905-1967 C/AR/P4/102 (Previously part of Minutes 1977-1986 88/ED/21; 89/ED/57/1-2 Shinfield Primary) Spencers Wood CE Log Book 1890-1915 C/EL20 (Previously Spencers Other records 1903-1973 C/CL/E4/74/1-3 Wood Infant) Spencers Wood Log Book 1941-1946 SCH26/8/1 Domestic Science Centre Sonning Sonning CE Primary Admission Register 1865-1968 89/SCH/1/7-10 (Previously Sonning Plans 1905-1992 C/AR/P4/104; National) C/CL/E4/75/2; 2000/SCH/1/7 Log Book 1883-1963 89/SCH/1/1-6; C/EL19 Minutes 1900-1919, D/P113/28/19; 1963-1997 89/SCH/1/14-15; 2000/SCH/1/1-6 Photograph n.d. C/EC1/48-49 Punishment Book 1902-1953 89/SCH/1/11 Other records 1903-1988 C/CL/E4/75/1; 89/SCH/1/2A,12- 13,14A,16-19 Swallowfield Farley Hill County Admission Register 1925-1985 88/SCH/45/3; Primary (Previously 92/SCH/1/1 Farley Hill Council) Plans 1920-1963 C/AR/P4/114; C/CL/L2/125,590, 917 Log Book 1925-1994 88/SCH/45/1-2; 98/SCH/2/1-2 Minutes 1926-1985 C/EM110,156; 86/ED/110 Punishment Book 1925-1981 88/SCH/45/4 Other records 1920-1986 C/CL/E4/135/7/16; C/CL/E4/80; C/CL/G1/25/48; 88/SCH/45/1A,2A, 5; 98/SCH/2/3 Hephaistos Special Minutes 1967-1978 C/EM245 Other records 1965-1973 C/CL/E3/3/5-6 Lambs Lane County Admission Register 1908-1916 SCH19/11/1 Primary (Previously Plans 1907-1966 C/CL/L2/8, 936, 1024; Lambs Lane Council, C/AR/P4/115 Swallowfield Council) Minutes 1908-1939, C/EM18/1-3; 157 1969-1975 Other records 1907-1967 C/CL/ G1/25/9; 26/1; C/CL/E4/81 Photograph n.d. C/EC1/47 Riseley Common CE Plans 1854 D/EX268/47 (Previously Log Book 1873-1969 C/EL99/1-4 Swallowfield CE, Minutes 1903-1970 C/EM69 Riseley Common National) Other records 1854-1970 D/P129/28/5-7; C/CL/E4/135/7/17; D/EY/B20 Riseley School Other records 1896 D/EY/B20 Sir Charles Russell’s CE Admission Register 1873-1908 SCH17/11/1-2 Other records 1896-1904, D/EY/B20; 1903-1906 C/CL/E4/82 Photograph 1894-1902 D/EX681/2-3 Swallowfield Park Plans 1893-1904 D/EY/B20 School (Previously Park Other records 1895-1896 D/EY/B20 School) Twyford Polehampton CE Infants Plans 1966 C/CL/L2/1034 (Previously Minutes 1887-1983 D/QX42/1/1-2; 6/1-6 Polehampton Girls and Other records 1910-1987 D/QX42/6/7, 10; Infants) 88/SCH/56/1 Polehampton County Plans 1905-1958 C/AR/P4/120-121; Junior (Previously C/CL/L2/922, 955 Twford County County Minutes 1887-1982 D/QX42/1/1-2; 6/1-6; Junior, Polehampton C/EM159, 257; 88/ED/113 Boys, Polehampton Other records 1910-1974 D/QX42/6/7-9; Charity) C/CL/E4/89 Photograph n.d.
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