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TYNE & WEAR ARCHIVES USER GUIDE 15A SCHOOLS - CITY OF SUNDERLAND This User Guide outlines the records held relating to individual schools in the City of Sunderland. Separate User Guides are available for records of schools in Gateshead MBC (15B), North Tyneside MBC (15C), Newcastle City (15D) and South Tyneside MBC (15E). This User Guide is not a comprehensive list of all references to individual schools. The records included here are those normally maintained by the schools themselves and "strays" which are part of collections not associated with education in the City of Sunderland. References to individual schools will also be found in School Board and Education Committees records. Education Departments of local authorities often maintained files on individual schools and groups of schools such as Multilateral Units, as do some Administrative or Legal Departments. Plans and planning applications may be found in the records of Local Authority Engineers, Surveyors, Planning or Architects Departments. [See User Guide 13] Finally, Police and Fire Authority records may contain reports on incidents of vandalism, fires etc. We do not hold examination results. See http://web.aqa.org.uk/admin/p_records.php for location of records of some current and past examination boards. Abbreviations used throughout this guide :- LB = log books AR = Admissions registers PB = punishment books M = Managers/Governors minutes P = photographs DR = Discharge registers O = anything other than the above NB Access to records containing information of a sensitive personal nature is restricted. Please ask a member of staff for more details. Please enquire about access to any unlisted collections.. Where records have been classified the classmark appears in brackets after the name of the school. Barmston Council Infants, Washington LB: 1877-1921 (T118/149) M: 1905-35 (T156/1) 1 Barmston Council Mixed, Washington AR: 1910-37 (T156/43) M: 1905-35 (T156/1) Barmston County, Washington M: 1972-74 (630/550) Barnes Boys Primary, Sunderland see Barnes School Barnes Primary, Sunderland see Barnes School Barnes School, Sunderland (E.SU60) LB: 1902-77 AR: 1914-76 O: 1955 Bede Collegiate Secondary, Sunderland see Bede School Bede Grammar School, Sunderland see Bede School Bede Higher Grade Junior, Sunderland see Cowan Terrace Primary Mixed Bede School, Sunderland (E.SU3) LB: Boys 1890-1905 Girls 1890-1908, 1959-67 Mixed 1967-75 AR: Boys 1890-1967 Girls 1890-1967 Mixed 1967-86 P: Boys 1908-65 Girls c1900-1967 Mixed 1968-78 O: 1890-1990 Bernard Gilpin Secondary, Houghton M: 1958-74 (630/551) Bexhill Junior and Infant, Sunderland O: 1952-64 (1360/2/2) Biddick Board Mixed, Washington see Biddick Council Junior Mixed and Infants 2 Biddick Council Junior Mixed and Infants, Washington (E.WS4) LB: 1893-1991 AR: 1893-1994 P: 1950 O: 1893-1929 Bishopwearmouth C E Boys, Sunderland see Bishopwearmouth C E Mixed Bishopwearmouth C E County Primary Infants, Sunderland (E.SU21) LB: 1863-1960 AR: 1880-84, 1890-93, 1908-60 O: 1947-53 Bishopwearmouth C E Mixed, Sunderland (E.SU53) LB: 1863-1964 AR: 1885-1963 Bishopwearmouth National Boys, Sunderland see Bishopwearmouth C E Mixed Bishopwearmouth National Evening Continuation, Sunderland (E.SU53) LB: 1896-1902 Bishopwearmouth National Girls, Sunderland see Bishopwearmouth C E Mixed Bishopwearmouth C E Girls, Sunderland see Bishopwearmouth C E Mixed Bishopwearmouth National Infants, Sunderland see Bishopwearmouth C E County Primary Infants Blackfell County Junior and Infants, Washington M: 1971-74 (630/549) Boys British School, Norfolk Street, Sunderland see Hudson Road Boys Secondary Modern, Sunderland Broadway Comprehensive, Grindon, Sunderland (E.SU56) LB: 1960-82 PB: 1960-80 P: 1960s O: 1960-1982, c1960 (DX230/2/3) Broadway Secondary Modern see Broadway Comprehensive Burnside County, Houghton M: 1968-74 (630/546) 3 Castletown County Junior Mixed and Infants, Sunderland (E.SU65) LB: 1902-31 AR: 1910-1947 M: 1905-66 Castletown Secondary Modern, Sunderland (E.SU64) LB: 1952-68 AR: 1952-1967 M: 1953-62 O: 1963 (1858/6) Castle View Secondary Modern, Sunderland (E.SU63) AR: 1958-2003 O: 1964-2000s, 1955-61 (1360/2/4) Chester Road County Primary Boys, Sunderland see Chester Road County Secondary Modern Mixed Chester Road County Primary Girls, Sunderland see Chester Road County Secondary Modern Mixed Chester Road County Secondary Modern Mixed, Sunderland (E.SU29) LB: 1895-1966 AR: 1895-1966 O: 1938-53 Chester Road Infants, Sunderland (E.SU28) LB: 1895-1981 AR: 1953-81 Chester Road Junior, Sunderland (E.SU30) LB: 1895-1980 AR: 1941-80 O: 1949-53 Chilton Moor C E Boys, Fence Houses see Chilton Moor Junior Mixed and Infants Chilton Moor C E Girls, Fence Houses see Chilton Moor Junior Mixed and Infants Chilton Moor C E Infants, Fence Houses see Chilton Moor Junior Mixed and Infants Chilton Moor C E Mixed, Fence Houses see Chilton Moor Junior Mixed and Infants Chilton Moor Council, Fence Houses M: 1932-73 (630/529) 4 Chilton Moor Junior Mixed and Infants, Fence Houses (E.FCS1) LB: 1873-1974 AR: 1942-74 O: 1873-1913 (T156/54-55) Chilton Moor National, Fence Houses see Chilton Moor Junior Mixed and Infants Colliery, Monkwearmouth see Grange Park Secondary Mixed Colliery Girls’ Junior Instruction Centre, Monkwearmouth (E.SU68) LB: 1936-1941 Commercial Road Secondary Mixed, Sunderland (E.SU19) LB: 1935-69 AR: 1935-69 O: 1935 Cork Street Community Nursery (E.SU59) LB: c1946-1997 O: 1949-1990s Cowan Terrace Primary Mixed, Sunderland (E.SU20) LB: 1903-60 AR: 1903-60 O: 1922-46 Cox Green Council Mixed and Infants LB: 1878-1937 (T118/195-196) M: 1905-35 (T156/2) Croft Special, Darlington, Co Durham see Oakwood Special Deptford Terrace Council Infants, Sunderland (E.SU36) LB: 1905-29 AR: 1926-29 Deptford Terrace Junior Mixed, Sunderland see Simpson Street Junior Mixed and Infants Deptford Terrace Senior Boys, Sunderland see Deptford Terrace Senior Mixed O: 1884-95 (209/193) Deptford Terrace Senior Girls, Sunderland see Deptford Terrace Senior Mixed 5 Deptford Terrace Senior Mixed, Sunderland (E.SU57) LB: 1867-1961 AR: 1908-1959 O: 1950-54 Deptford Yard C.E, Sunderland see Deptford Terrace Senior Mixed Diamond Hall Boys, Sunderland see Diamond Hall Diamond Hall Girls, Sunderland see Diamond Hall Diamond Hall, Sunderland (E.SU61) LB: Girls 1902-1964 Boys 1923-1965 AR: Girls 1907-1966 Boys 1922-1966 O: 1950-1964 Donnison, Sunderland O: 1848-86 (MF 578) Donwell County Junior Mixed and Infants, Washington M: 1969-74 (630/547) Dubmire County Junior Mixed, Fence Houses (E.FCS2) LB: 1909-61 M: 1910-74 (630/540) Easington Lane Colliery Girls see Easington Lane Junior Mixed Easington Lane Modern M: 1958-73 (630/552) Easington Lane Primary (E.SU81) LB: 1958-1982 M: 1907-1974 (630/527) O: 1904-1970 (see also T156/193) East Herrington County Junior Mixed M: 1964-67 (T156/248) East Rainton Primary M: 1932-74 (630/526) 6 Eppleton Colliery C E Boys see Hetton Secondary Modern Eppleton Colliery C E Girls see Eppleton Council Junior Mixed Eppleton Colliery C E Infants see Eppleton Council Infants Eppleton Colliery Council Boys see Hetton Secondary Modern Eppleton Colliery Council Girls see Eppleton Council Junior Mixed Eppleton Colliery Secondary Modern see Hetton Secondary Modern Eppleton Council Boys see Hetton Secondary Modern Eppleton Council Infants LB: 1886-1930 (T118/165-166) M: 1907-74 (630/528) Eppleton Council Junior Mixed LB: 1891-1965 (T118/167-168) M: 1907-74 (630/528) Eppleton Council Senior Mixed see Hetton Secondary Modern Farringdon Modern see Farringdon Secondary Farringdon Secondary O: 1956-75 (DX230/2/2, 4) Fatfield C E LB: 1876-1965 (T118/38-40) Fatfield C E Infants LB: 1876-1906 (T118/41-42) Fatfield Modern M: 1962-75 (T156/12) Fence Houses Council Boys see Fence Houses Secondary 7 Fence Houses Council Girls see Fence Houses Council Junior Mixed Fence Houses Council Infants LB: 1913-29 (T118/44) M: 1914-56 (T156/241) Fence Houses Council Junior Mixed (E.FCS3) LB: 1913-59 M: 1914-56 (T156/241) Fence Houses Handicraft Centre LB: 1920-29 (T118/214) Fence Houses Secondary LB: 1913-76 (T118/211-213) M: 1914-56 (T156/241) Ford Council Mixed see South Hylton County Ford County Boys see South Hylton County Ford Secondary Modern see South Hylton Secondary Modern Fulwell County Secondary Girls, Sunderland LB: 1953-63 (T256/1) Fulwell Infants LB: 1890-1937 (T150/234) Fulwell Senior Girls LB: 1909-75 (T150/229-230) AR: 1925-75 (T150/231-233) Garden Street Council School, Sunderland (E.SU78) LB: Infants 1872-1943 Junior Mixed 1900-1943 AR: Infants 1899-1934 Gillas Lane Infants, Houghton-le-Spring M: 1964-73 (630/543) Girls British School, Norfolk Street, Sunderland see Hudson Road Secondary Modern Girls, Sunderland 8 Glebe Secondary, Washington LB: 1908-59 (T118/215-216) M: 1958-68 (T156/18) Grange Park Elementary, Monkwearmouth see Grange Park Secondary Mixed Grange Park Secondary Mixed, Monkwearmouth (E.SU41) LB: 1863-1974 AR: 1931-1977 O: 1960-63 Grange Park Senior Boys, Monkwearmouth see Grange Park Secondary Mixed Grange Park Senior Girls, Monkwearmouth see Grange Park Secondary Mixed Gray School, Sunderland (E.SU71) LB: Infants 1874-1938 Boys 1885-1938 Girls 1892-1938 AR: Infants 1877-1938 Boys 1882-1938 Juniors 1890-1934 Seniors 1902-1908 M: 1839-1916 (209/162-163) Gray C E Girls, Sunderland See Gray School Gray C E Boys, Sunderland See Gray School Gray Infants, Sunderland See Gray School Gray National, Sunderland See Gray School Green Terrace Mixed, Sunderland see Green Terrace Junior/Primary Green Terrace Infants and Junior, Sunderland (E.SU54) LB: 1867-1980
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