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West Berkshire Guide to School Records West Berkshire A child in class at Basildon Primary School, 1952 (SCH39/15/13/10) 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 West Berkshire 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 your 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. Aldermaston Aldermaston CE Admission Register 1893-1974 88/SCH/3/4 (formerly National) Plans 1954 C/AR/P4/4 Log Book 1894-1949 88/SCH/3/1-3 Other records 1780-1974 D/P3/25/1, 3, 9; 28/25; C/CL/E4/1/1-2 Photograph 1911 D/EX1964/1/3 Burnham Copse County Other records 1954-1959 C/CL/E4/2 Infant Aldworth Aldworth CE (formerly Admission Register 1917-1960 C/ER6 National) Log Book 1875-1961 C/EL54/1-3 Minutes 1903-1961 D/P4/25/7 Other records 1832-1912, D/P4/25/1-2, 8; 1961 C/CL/E4/135/1/1 Photograph c.1910-1960 C/EC1/3; D/EX1964/1/4- 6; D/P4/25/7 Ashampstead Ashampstead CE Plans c.1939-1940 C/AR/P4/8 (formerly National) Log Book 1903-1970 D/EX1493/1; C/EL114 Minutes 1903-1971, D/P8/28/2 1980 Other records 1873-1979 D/P8/28/3; C/CL/E4/135/1/4 Photograph c.1910-1911 C/EC1/4; D/EX1964/1/8- 11 Basildon Basildon CE Primary Admission Register 1956-1972 SCH39/11/1 (formerly Upper Plans 1956-1972 SCH39/6/4, 7-10; Basildon CE Primary, C/CL/L2/625 Basildon Primary) Log Book 1877-1971 SCH39/8/1-3 Minutes 1932-1935, 88/ED/162-164; 2005-2010 SCH39/1/1-5 Other records 1903-1974 SCH39/2/1; 4/1-4; 5/1; 6/1-6; 10/1-4; 16/1-6; 18/1-2; C/CL/E4/4 Photograph 19-20C SCH39/15/1-23; C/EC1/6; D/EX1964/1/13-14 Punishment Book 1927-1973 SCH39/12/1 Lower Basildon CE Log Book 1877-1936 C/EL7/1-3 (formerly National) Other records 1899-1956 90/SCH/16/10, 15-16; C/ER28 Photograph n.d. c.1910 C/EC1/7 Beech Hill Beech Hill CE Other records 1903-1968 C/CL/E4/5 Beedon Beedon CE Primary Admission Register 1877-1926 C/ER2 (formerly National) Plans 1963-1964 C/AR/P4/12; C/CL/E4/6/2; C/CL/L2/951 Log Book 1876-1983 C/EL55/1-2; 88/SCH/2/1; 91/SCH/2/1 Minutes 1917-1981 C/EM35; 88/ED/125 Other records 1847-1970 D/P15/25/1; C/EZ5/1-2; 27-28; C/CL/E4/6/1-2 Photograph 1970-1987 88/SCH/13/1-5 Punishment Book 1907-1957 88/SCH/2/2 Beenham Beenham County Plans 1840, n.d. D/P16/25/1; Primary (formerly D/EX268/5/1 Council, Board, CE, Log Book 1948-1978 85/SCH/7/1-2 National, Beenham Minutes 1892-1956, D/P16/25/2; C/EM1/1-2; Valence National) 1974-1982 C/EDN/20; 88/ED/9 Other records 1840-1964 D/P16/25/1; C/CL/E4/7/1-2 Boxford Boxford CE (formerly Admission Register 1872-1964 C/ER65/1-3 Parochial, National) Plans 1871-1952 D/EX268/6/1; C/AR/P4/16 Log Book 1872-1968 C/EL115/1-3 Bradfield Bradfield CE (formerly Admission Register 1945-2000 SCH24/11/1-2 Bradfield CE Plans 20C SCH24/6/1-2 (Southend), Bradfield Log Book 1866-1986 C/EL9/1; D/P22/28/1-6; National) SCH24/8/1-3 Minutes 1903-1949, D/P22/28/13; 89/ED/31 1981-1983 Other records 1935-1989 D/P22/28/8, 14-15; D/EX1552/1-2; SCH24/2/1; 3/1-2; 13/1- 3; 16/1-3; 17/1; 18/1-3 Photograph c.1900s- D/EX1964/1/20; 1987 SCH24/15/1-4 Punishment Book 1922-1970 SCH24/12/1 Bradfield College Other records 1849-1881, D/ESV(M)/F107-125, Q6; 1972-2003 D/EX2332/4 Photograph n.d. [1890s] D/P22/28/16; 28/18/3 Dr Watney’s School Log Book 1886-1932 C/EL10/1-2 Wayland Hospital Admission Register 1971-1973 C/ER68 Special Brightwalton Brightwalton CE Plans 1950-1962 C/AR/P4/23 Primary (formerly Other records 1861-1882 D/EW/Q2/2; National) D/P24/28/2; D/EX2123/3/1-5 Photograph n.d. [20C] C/EC1/11; D/EX1964/1/21-26; D/EX2123/3/6-8 Brimpton Brimpton CE Primary Admission Register 1860-1952 C/ER49/1-3 (formerly National) Plans 1860-1888 D/P26/28/2, 25 Log Book 1880-1961 C/EL86/1-3 Other records 1844-1974 D/P26/25/15; 28/3, 7, 22; C/CL/E4/18 Bucklebury Bucklebury CE Primary Plans 1966-1967 C/CL/E4/19/2; (formerly National) C/CL/L2/1075 Other records 1903-1967 C/CL/E4/19/1 Photograph 20C D/EX1964/1/31 Burghfield Garland Junior Plans 1905-1957; C/AR/P4/26; (formerly Burghfield 1964-1965 C/CL/L2/617, 997 County Junior, Bland’s Log Book 1873-1978 C/EL29; 86/SCH/1/1; Junior and Infant, Mrs 88/SCH/7/1; 83/ED/30; Bland’s) 88/ED/35 Manager Minutes 1923-1988 D/QX2/2/1; C/EM91; 86/ED/44 Other records 1871-1991 D/QX2/2/1; 3, 4, 15; 85/SCH/2/1-2; D/EBY/Q10; D/P29/25/1; D/EX2082; C/CL/E1/7/4 Photograph n.d. [20C] C/EC1/15; D/EX1964/1/32 Punishment Book 1915-1956 88/SCH/24/1 Mrs Bland’s County Plans 1960-1961 C/CL/L2/828 Infant Minutes 1966-1978, 91/SCH/3/1; 83/ED/31; 1982-1988 86/ED/44; 88/ED/41 Other records 1966-1991 D/EX2082 Pingewood CE (formerly Log Book 1871-1907 C/EL28 National) Minutes 1923-1959 D/QX2/2/1; C/EM91; 86/ED/44 Other records 1871-1948 D/QX2/1/1; 5-11, 15; D/EBY/Q10 Photograph n.d. c.1910 C/EC1/13 St Mary’s CE Primary Plans 1956-1958 C/AR/P4/25; (formerly Burghfield C/CL/L2/682 National, Burghfield CE) Minutes 1897-1982 D/P29/25/4-5; D/QX2/2/1; 86/ED/44; 83/ED/32; 88/ED/48 Other records c.1850-1948 D/P29/25/3; 28/2; D/QX2/1/1; 5-11, 15; D/P29/25/6-10 Photograph n.d. [20C] C/EC1/14; D/EX1964/1/33; D/P29/28/6 The Willink (formerly Plans 1954-1955 C/CL/L2/544, 544A Willink Secondary Minutes 1956-1965, C/EM92, 265; 82/ED/7; Modern) 1974-1985 88/ED/139 Other records 1968-1970 C/CL/E4/135/3/4-5 Chaddleworth St Andrew’s CE Primary Plans 1912-1948 C/AR/P4/27; (formerly Chaddleworth D/P32/25/82 Endowed CE, National, Other records 1761-1964 D/P32/25/22-23, 26-81, Saunders Charity 83-99, 107; C/CL/E4/20; School) P/CC2/4/1 Photograph n.d. [20C] D/EX1964/1/35 Chieveley Chieveley County Admission Register 1944-1962 88/SCH/11/5 Primary (formerly Plans 1897-1968 C/AR/P4/30; Council, Board, North C/CL/L2/156, 589 Heath Board, Log Book 1871-1980 88/SCH/11/1-4 Elementary) Minutes 1928-1987 C/EM50, 221; 93/SCH/2/1-2 Other records 1810-1986 D/P34/25/3-4, 11; 88/SCH/11/7-8; 91/SCH/6/1-3 Photograph n.d. 88/SCH/11/9 [c.1900] Punishment Book 1927-1961 88/SCH/11/6 Chieveley Evening Log Book 1903-1907 88/SCH/11/11 Curridge County Admission Register 1930-1973 88/SCH/9/3 Primary (formerly Plans 1914-1931 C/AR/P4/31; Council, Chapel, Miss D/P34/28/17 Wasey’s Voluntary) Log Book 1879-1988 C/EL52, 126/1; 88/SCH/9/1-2; 92/SCH/3/1 Minutes 1928-1980 C/EM51, 222, 228 Other records 1886 D/P34/28/16 Photograph n.d. [20C] C/EC1/16; D/EX1964/1/37; 88/SCH/9/4 Winterbourne Infants Log Book 1871-1905 88/SCH/11/10 (formerly Winterbourne Other records 1873-1948 D/P34C/25/2; 28/2 British, Chieveley Infant) Cold Ash Cold Ash Children’s Admission Register 1934-1963 C/ER62/1-2 Hospital Special Log Book 1917-1964 C/EL106/1-2 (formerly Cold Ash Minutes 1949-1963 C/EM93 Sanatorium) Combe Combe School (formerly Admission Register 1894-1937 C/ER22 National) Log Book 1905-1938 C/EL15/1-2 Other records 1894-1902 C/EZ48 Photograph n.d.
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