The Great Barr National School
1856 - 1893
This list was donated to me by Robert Deloyde, who extracted it from the committee book
for the Great Barr National school for the period 1856 to 1893.
It gives a glimpse of what life was like for the school in those days.
There is a mention of three schools the Boys, The Girls, & the Addyes School.
This was a charity school in today's modern word they would not be classed as schools
but classrooms because there were not that many children in the schools.
The School was founded in 1856
I regret that I cannot supply any additional information on this listing, which is
provided for your information and as a guide for further research
11/April/1856 at the vestry
Were for the meeting were, Sir FE Scott, Bart, and Mrs E Scott, J Bagnall,
J Page, F C Motteram B Wright, H C Naileraid? Subscription was one guinea,
both playgrounds Needed to be drained, a hedge was to be planted from the
school buildings to the Walsall Rd, To be protected by a diamond larch? Fence
with gates, with a wicket into the girls playground, Furniture was needed for
the school, testimonial were received from a J B Reed for the schoolmaster
Candidate, the salary was to be £70 a year, including coals
12/April/1856 at the vestry
At this meeting were Sir F E Scott, Mrs E Scott, P Bagnall, P Page, F C Motteram,
P B Wright, R Crasp? H E Milsard? Mr J B Read hands in his resignation
(headmaster?) Matilda Bayley a candidate for infant school mistress,
26/May/1856 at the school room
At this meeting were Sir F E Scott, Mrs E Scott, P Bagnall, P Page, F C Motteram,
R Crasp? H E Milsard? application for mistress from Mrs Bolton of Titmarch?
But has no Government certification Mr Bagnall to visit Mr J B Read,
9/June/1856 at the school
At this meeting were Sir F E Scott, P Bagnall, F C Motteram, R Crasp? Mr Read
is said to be an inefficient master a Mr Blades is his replacement
24/June/1856 at the school
At this meeting were Sir F E Scott, P Bagnall, P Page, F C Motteram, R Crasp?
Mr J B Read is appointed as master, his salary is £65 a year he has to buy his
own coal,
23/Jan/1857 at the parsonage
At this meeting were Mrs E Scott, P Bagnall, P Page, F C Motteram, R Crasp?
Desks and cupboards be provided for the school also a scraper for the entrances
And that a small wicket gate be added to the larger gate at the approach from
the turnpike Road the path and the playground be repaired from the school funds
15/June/1857 at the parsonage
At this meeting were P Bagnall, P Page, F C Motteram, R Crasp? Mr Blades discussed
22/jun/1857 at the parsonage
At this meeting were P Bagnall, P Page, F C Motteram, R Crasp? Mr J L Knight to
be a member of the committee as honorary secretary Mr Blades the school master
refuses to resign the give him legal notice A testimonial of Mr Edward Price is
considered satisfactory for the office as school Master he is to start at michaelmas
with a salary of £65 he has to buy his own coal
6/Jul/1857 at the parsonage
At this meeting were Mrs E Scott, P Bagnall, P Page, F C Motteram, A letter from the
committee of council on education was read it said that It was declining to supply
the funds for the building funds the sum amounting To £16 7s 5d the money was made
good by Mr Scott £10, Mr J Bagnall £5, Mr Page £1 7s 5d
17/Aug/1857 at the parsonage
At this meeting were P Bagnall, P Page, F C Motteram, P B Wright, and the committee
for 1858 was to be Sir Francis Scott Bart, Mr Crass? Mr Thos Bagnall, Mr Wright,
Mrs Scott, Mr Page, reverend J L Knight, the future wife of Mr Price to be the Mistress
for the school her salary was to be £30 per annum
13/Oct/1857 at the parsonage
At this meeting were Sir F E Scott, Mrs E Scott, Thos Lee, Robert Craves, and
Rev J L Knight Mr Bagnall to se Mr Scott about gravelling the school grounds that
Hales bill for the school Gate be paid £2.14; Mr Blades the former schoolmaster
is paid £3. 10 s, for cleaning the schoolroom & lighting the fires? And two pounds
for Mrs Blades superintending the Sewing, five shillings per quarter to be paid for
lighting and cleaning the schoolrooms
6/Jan/1858 at the parsonage
At this meeting were Sir F E Scott, H Bagnall, Robert Craves, Rev J L Knight,
The committee decided that the larder at the schoolhouse should have a ventilator
on it
5/April/1858 at the parsonage
At this meeting were Mrs E Scott, Thos Lee, Robert Craves, Rev J L Knight,
H Bagnall, J C Motteram, Thos Page, Mr Lee offered to give the school a carriage
of coals free
At the midsummer quarterly meeting there were an insufficient members
To form a meeting
4/Oct/1858 at the parsonage
Mrs E Scott, Thos Lee, H Bagnall, Thos Page,
The committee thanked Mr Scott for the coals; Mr Bagnall was asked to buy
two clocks and some diagrams and books on botany,
3/Jan/1859 at the parsonage
Rev h bagnall, Mr? Frances, Mr Pope, Mr Lee, Mr Graffs.
Archibald Davy appointed as a member of the committee
4/April/1859 held at Sycamore House
Not enough members present to form a quorum
4/Jul/1859 at the parsonage
Rev Henry Bagnall, Mrs T Bagnall, J Page, J Lee, Rev A Davy,
Mrs Bagnall proposed that an inquiry be made relative to a bequest
To the parish of Great Barr, for the education of a certain numbers
Of children which is now paid to the mistress of Lady Scotts School
3/Oct/1859 at the parsonage
Rev Bagnall Mrs T Bagnall, Mr T Lee, Mr T Page, O Davy,
Further inquiries to be made relative to a bequest to the parish of
Great Barr, for the education of 5 children, which is now paid to the mistress
of Lady Scotts School Mrs Price the School
Mistress has resigned
23/Jan/1860 Sycamore House
Sir F E Scott, T Bagnall, T Page, Rev Davy, subscription discussed
10/April/1860 held at the parsonage
Rev Henry Bagnall, T Bagnall, T Page, Rev O Davy,
MR Bagnall & Mrs Bagnall to visit Mrs Scott at Stourbridge, about
The endowed school in Great Barr,
14/Jan/1861 at Sycamore House,
Mr Bagnall, Mr Page, Rev O Davy,
No business discussed
24/April/1861 at the parsonage
Sir F E Scott, rev H Bagnall, Mrs T Bagnall, Rev O Davy,
A renewed application be made to Mrs Scott in relation to the
Charity school
8/July/1861 at the parsonage
Rev H Bagnall, Mrs T Bagnall, T Page,
Mr Price to continue as school master at his present salary
7/Oct/1861 not known
Mrs T Bagnall, Mr Page, Mr Davy?
Mrs Bagnall and Mr Page to be joint treasures in the absence
Of Mr Bagnall,
18/Nov/1861 not known
Mrs Bagnall and Mr Page present
Sir F Scott requested that his name should be struck of the list
Of committee Mr Price & Miss Peyton should be given 3 months notice
Dated from 25/Dec, in consequence of a letter received from the charity?
Stating that an application by Mrs Campbell had been made & Mrs Scott
in relation to Addyes School had met with no reply,
In? Of the funds of the school which are against the expenditure
6/Jan/1862 held at the parsonage
Those present were Mr p bagnall, Mrs E Scott, Mr E L Forster, Mr Page,
Mrs Hale, New master & mistress to be appointed at a salary not to exceed
£75.0.0 including??????? House and coals, an advert is to be put in the
Midland counties Herald,
27/Jan/1862 held at the parsonage
Attending were Mr P bagnall, Mrs E Scott, Mrs S L Foster, Mr Hale, The
school master to collect the subscriptions £5 per cent for the sum He
actually collects, Mr Forster Page, Mr Page, Mr Hale, to decide on The
new master & mistress,
10/Feb/1862 held at the parsonage
Attending were S L Forster, Thos Page, Thos Hale, applications for master
& mistress Considered Joseph St? Rosa Alston, Thos Peake were selected As the beast,
10/Mar/1862 parsonage
Those attending were Mr Page, Mr Hale, a letter was read from Mr Scowcroft of
St Mathews Birmingham, recommending Mr Mathews for The post of master, Letters
were also read from Mr Reynolds of St Stephens recommending Miss Mathews for
the post of mistress Miss Mathews appeared before the committee, the joint salary
of the Future £70 together with schoolhouse and coals, the back kitchen to be
painted before Miss Mathews commenced her duties on the 25 inst.,
7/April/1862 no one attended the meeting,
7/Jul./1862 only Mr Thos Page attended the meeting,
13/Oct/1862 only Lloyd Foster attended the meeting,
5/Jan/1863 T Page, Rev Archer, only ones present,
9/Nov/1863
At this meeting was Mr J Bates, Rev H Bagnall,
The following gentlemen were considered for committee members,
Mr Adams, Mr Lloyd Foster, Mr Marshall, Mr Parish, Mr Stokes,
Mr Jenny,
4/Jan/1864 held at the infant's school,
Those attending were Rev e c Watkins, Mr C Page, Mr Stokes, Mr Perry, letters
respecting The new school master & Mistress was laid before the committee,
Mr Martin of Mayfield Ashborne, should be accepted he and his wife Have the
offer made to them to supply the vacancies by the resignation By Mr & Mrs Mathews,
9/may/1864 held at the school,
Those attending were Mr Marshall, Mr Ralph, Mr Parish, Mr Lloyd Foster,
9/Aug/1864 held at the school,
Attending were Mr Marshall, Mr Ralph, the accounts were read,
27/Feb/1865 held at the school,
Attending were Mr Terry, Mr Bagnall, Mr Edward Terry, Mr Ralph,
17/Jul/1865 held at the school,
Present were Mr Bagnall, Mr Ralph, Mr Parish,
22/Dec/1965 held at the parsonage,
Present were Mr Marshall, Mr Page, Mr Parish, Mr Stokes, Rev H Bagnall,
in a interview with Mr Bagnall at Stourbridge, Mrs Scott on the 14/Sep/1865
she gave consent to an amalgamation of Addyes school & the Great Barr school
In a note received from Mrs Scott it clearly implied that she was willing
to leave the choice of a master meaning of course in conjunction With the
committee the committee thanked her for her kindly consent Notice to be given
to Mr & Mrs Martin, to leave the school and to give up the house on the
25/Mar/1866 Mr Bagnall to find about any government funding for the school
the salary for the master was set at £100 p/a plus the house,
12/Feb/1886 held at the parsonage,
Present were Mrs Adams, Mr Marshall, Mr Page, Mr Stokes, Mr Terry, Rev Bagnall,
and an advertisement In the Midland Counties Herald, had meant that A number
of replies had been received, two were worthy of consideration one was a
Mr Edwards of St Stephens School Tunbridge Kent, and Mr Dodge of Colson School
near Rugeley,
5/Mar/1866 held at the parsonage
Present Mrs Marshall, Mr Page, and Mr Terry, rev H Bagnall, Mr Edwards Accepts
as school master £100 a year, with the Addyes school house, Garden, tax free,
he must play the church organ, he will start 8/April His furniture will
arrive first, a letter from the council education State that the boy's school
is regarded as separate department from the girls and infants and that the
endowment be exclusive to the boys School, 1/may/1865 care must be taken to
keep the accounts for the boys department separates,
5/Mar/1866 held at the parsonage
Present were Mrs Adams, Mr Adam, Mr Page, Mr Parish, Mr Terry,
Rev Arthur, H Bagnall, the schoolhouse to be furnished Mr Bagnall
To apply to Marris Bull St & Oram Broad St for a price on the articles
A letter from revs J J Carns? He recommended a Miss Leonard?, as school
Mistress the school to be whitewashed and painted
9/Jul/1866 held at the parsonage
Present were Mr Marshall?, Mr Page, Mr Hughes, Mr Adams, Mr Parish,
Rev N S Vernon? The two school mistress to be given three months notice
Problems with the organist
16/Jul/1866 held at the parsonage
Present were Mr Page, Mr Stokes, Mr Vernon, not enough members to
Form a quorum
20/Jul/1866 held at the parsonage
Present were Mr Page, Mr Stokes, Mr Adams, Mr Parish, Mr Terry, Rev G Vernon,
A letter was received from Mr Edwards the school master he is a bit Put out
that the committee were taking £15 pound a year away from Him because he
was not playing the church organ, Miss Leonard
To take charge of the girls & infants school
30/Jul/1866 held at the parsonage
Present were Mr Marshall, Mr Page, Mr Adams, Mr Jenny, Mr Parish, Rev Vernon,
Rev Bagnall, Miss Leonard accepts the offer to be mistress of the girls and
infants school, from Oct to Christmas at £45 p/a
Mr Edwards resigns his office as schoolmaster he felt deceived
1/Aug/1866 held at the parsonage
present were Mr Marshall, Mr Page, Mr Stokes, Mr Adams, Mr Terry,
Rev W G Vernon, the committee to write to Mrs Scott about Mr Edwards
The school master,
8/Aug/1866 held at the parsonage
present Mr Stokes, Mr Adams, Mr Parish, Mr Jenny, Rev Vernon,
a letter of apology was read from Mr Edwards the committee
still get rid of him an advertisement to be placed for a new
schoolmaster at £105 p/a this to included £15 as organist
the job also includes a furnished house and coals
11/Sep/1866 held at the red house
present were Mr Marshall , Mr Page, Mr Stokes, Mr Adams, Rev Stokes,
it was resolve that the joint salary of the mast 7 mistress be £110 P/A
letter was received from Mr Edwards he was asked to stay in his position
till Christmas testimonials were received from Mr and Mrs Arthur Woods
they are to be interviewed as soon as possible,
21/Sep/1866 held at the parsonage
present were Mr Page, Mr Stokes, Mr Parish, Mr Jenny, Rev Vernon,
Mr & Mrs Alfred Woods to start as master & mistress Christmas next
9/Oct/1866 Held at the parsonage
present were Mr Marshall, Mr Page, Mr Adams, Mr Parish, Mr Jenny,
Rev Vernon, Mr Woods accepts the post of master, at £95 p/a for the school
& £15 for the playing of the organ, Mr Edwards to stay at Addyes school
till Christmas, the furniture at the school to be auctioned by a Mr J Osburne
Mr James Parish to supply the school
With coal in the future,
7/Dec/1866 at the parsonage
present were Mr Page, Mr Adams, Mr Jenny, Rev Vernon no business
was transacted
1/April/1867 at the parsonage
present were Mr Marshall, Mr Page, Mr Adams, Rev Vernon, the
government report read out
20/May/1867 at the both schools
Mr Scott visited the schools and distributed the clothing to the boys
of the Addyes s school
7/Jul/1867 at the parsonage
present were Mr Marshall, Mr Page, Mr Adams, Rev Vernon, the
accounts were found correct
30/Sep/1867 only Mr page attended
2/Jan/1868 at the parsonage
present were Mr Marshall, Mr Page, Mr Parish, Mr Jenny, Rev G Vernon the
accounts were examined the rules for the National school were
read the same rule to apply to Addyes school, a letter was sent to Mr
Scott with a copy of the rules
1/April/1868 ?
present were Mr Marshall, Mr Page, Mr Stokes, Mr Adams, Mr Jenny,
Rev G Vernon, £5 to be paid to Mrs Woods for her exertions for the
Welfare of the schools under her charge,
19/May/1868 at the parsonage
present were Mr Marshall, Mr Page, Mr Stokes, Mr Adams, Mr Parish,
Rev Vernon, a letter from Mr Woods was read concerning his salary,
The committee say that any income from the Addyes charity school
Is entirely at their disposal
29/Jun/1868 at the parsonage
Present were Mr Page, Mr Adams, Rev Vernon, a letter from Mrs Woods was
read acknowledging the £5
28/Oct/1868 at the vicarage
Present were Mr Adams, Mr King, Rev Vernon, a letter from Mr Woods was
read acknowledging the proposed increase for himself and Mrs Woods, a
letter from Mrs Scott was read, it was proposed that
The school buildings be insured in the office as the church for the
Sum of £500 Simon Sargent and Fanny Farmer are the monitors for
1869
5/April/1869 at the vicarage
Present were Mr Marshall, Mr Adams, Rev G Vernon, a letter was
Read from Mr Woods asking for a pigsty to be built? A report from the school
inspector was read and letter from Mrs Scott was read,
2/Aug/1869 at the vicarage
Present were Mr Parish, Mr Jenny, Rev W G Vernon,
The pigsty and the papering of the school were considered after
A visit to the school it was decide that the pigsty was to be built,
A number of rooms to be papered at the masters house? The kitchen
And the larder to be whitewashed the door to be painted and the
Chimney and the grate to be repaired a Mr Bradbury is
To build the pig sty, and do the whitewashing, a Mr Fenes to do
The other work failing the matter to be put in the hands of
A Mr Highway of Walsall, (a builder)
30/Aug/1869 at the infants school
Present were Mr Marshall, Mr Adams, Mr Parish, rev Vernon,
The work at the school was considered,
11/Oct/1869 no one attended the meeting
20/Dec/1869 Mr Marshall, Mr Adams, Mr Jenny, Rev Vernon,
A discussion of pupil teachers being appointed a payment of 30 shillings
For P/A was set,
14/Jan/1870 at the vicarage
Present were Mr Marshall, Mr Jenny, Rev Vernon, and a letter from Mr
Woods about the duties of the mistress on a Sunday was read, a reply was sent, Hanes? (Hanna) Itten? Is to be the monitor for 1870 Elizabeth Itten To replace her when she is absent
10/Jun./1870 no one attended the meeting
13/Jun/1870
Present were Mr Page, Mr Jenny, rev Vernon, it was agreed that the
Chairs in the schoolroom should be purchased and that the schoolroom
Should be whitewashed during the holidays
3/Oct/1870
Present was Mr Marshall, Mr Adams, rev H J Clarke, Mr Clarke to
Apply for the amount due from Mrs Scott as trustee for the Addyes
Charity, repairs to the pigsty were to be done,
6/Jan/1871 not enough members for a quorum
9/Jan/1871
Present were Mr Page, Mr Marshall, Mr Adams, Mr Stokes, Rev H J Clarke, the committee is to remind Mr Fowler that that he has not yet
Got the amount due from Mr Scott, the committee taken into consideration a proposition made by Mr Woods to open a night school
3/April/1871
Present were Mr Page, Mr Marshall, Mr Adams, Mr Parish, Rev H J Clarke, prizes to be given for proficiency only the children whose
Conduct in school & church is satisfactory, the prizes are to be
10/- , 7/6, 5/-, for the first class, 5/-, 3/9, 2/6, for the second class,
10/Jul/1871
no one attended the meeting
31/Jul/1971
present were Mr Page, Mr Marshall, Rev H J Clarke, shares to be
purchased in the London & North Western Railway, the purchase
to be made out of school funds, a letter from Cannon Lonsdale
& W, S, Plant, to see if the committee would contribute an annual
sum in support of diocesan the committee declined to do so,
16/Oct/1871
present were Mr W Page, Mr Geo Adams, Mr W Jenny, Rev H Clarke,
a collection for the school was to be made on the 26th November,
15/Jan/1872
present were Mr Page, Mr Marshall, Mr Parish, Rev H J Clarke,
Mr Clarke to write to Mr Fowler, asking him to if he will be kind
enough to pay the amount due on the Addyes fund, the annual
collection not having been made last year it was resolved that it
take place in February next
5/April/1872
no one attended
15/April/1872
present were Mr Page, Mr Parish, Rev H J Clarke, the accounts
were examined
14/Mat/1872
present were Mr Page, Mr Geo Adams, Mr Jenny, Rev Clarke,
Mr Clarke called to attention to the purpose to consider
What steps the intention of giving prizes, Mr Woods pointed
Out that there may be difficulties in the way of carrying out
The resolution Mr Woods was instructed to give the prizes to the
Amount of £4/10/0
29/Jul/1872 at the vicarage
present were Mr Page, Mr Marshall, Rev Clarke, Mr woods requested
an increase in his salary, it was decided to increase it from £110 to
£115/10 the senior monitor receive £2/0/0 p/a and the junior monitor
to get £1/0/0 and that Elizabeth Allen to get £1/0/0 for her services
11/Nov/1872 at the vicarage
present were Mr Page , Rev Clarke, an additional £1/0/0 to be paid to
Elizabeth Allen for all her work in the past year,
17/Feb/1873 at the vicarage
present were Mr Page, Mr Marshall, Mr G Adams, Rev Clarke, the accounts were examined,
21/April/1873 at the vicarage
present were Mr Page, Mr Marshall, Mr Jenny, Rev H J Clarke, Mr Clarke to make an application for a government grant Mr Woods hands in notice
13/Oct/1873 at the vicarage
present were Mr Marshall, Mr Page, Mr Adams, Rev Clarke, Mr Woods
in front of the committee was Mr Woods explaining why there was a possibility of him resigning the position to resign as the organist and master
8/Dec/1873 at the vicarage
present were Mr Marshall, Mr Parish, Mr Page, Rev Clarke, a letter from Mr Woods states that it is not his intention to resign as master
12/Jan/1874 at the vicarage
present were Mr Marshall, Rev H J Clarke, Mr Page, the account were read
13/April/1874 at the vicarage
present were Mr Jenny, Mr Page, Rev Clarke, discussion about
the government grant and Mr Woods salary,
20/April/1874 at the vicarage
present were Mr Marshall, Mr Page, Mr Parish, rev Clarke,
the government grant to be split into two equal parts & a third be added
to the salary of the master & a sixth of the other to the salary of the mistress Mr Woods informed of the resolution
5/Oct/1874 at the vicarage
present were Mr Page, Mr Marshall, Mr Parish, rev Clarke, the accounts were read,
25/Jan/1875 at the vicarage
present were Mr Marshall, Mr Jenny, Rev Clarke, the accounts were read and it was voted that the of the balance £160/18/10 a £100
was to be invested in the stock of the London & North Western Railway
5/April/1875 at the vicarage
present were Mr Page, Mr Marshall, Mr Parish, Mr Jenny, Rev Clarke,
the accounts were read,
9/Jul/1975 at the vicarage
present were Mr Marshall, Mr Parish, Rev Clarke, it was resolved that
Mr J. C. A. Scott, who in consequence of the death of his mother is now a trustee of the Addyes School Charity, to be elected a member of the committee
18/Oct/1875 at the vicarage
present were Mr Marshall, Mr Geo Adams, Rev Clarke, the accounts were read,
24/Jan/1876 at the vicarage
Mr Marshall, Mr Page, Rev Clarke, the accounts were read,
5/May/1876 at the vicarage
present were Mr Page, Mr Marshall, Rev Clarke, the account were read,
13/Nov/1876 at the vicarage
present were Mr Marshall, Mr Page, Rev Clarke, the accounts were read,
26/March/1877 at the vicarage
present were Mr Marshall, Mr Adams, Mr Jenny, Rev Clarke, the account were read because some boys were leaving before the
end of 12 months the clothes be given at the end of the Addyes
year in stead of the start
30/April/1877 at the vicarage
present were Mr Marshall, Mr Adams, Rev Clarke, a letter was received
from Mr Scott in reply to Mr Clarke, it said that the boys should not wear their suits except during the time they were at school,
6/Aug/1877 at the vicarage
present were Mr Page, Rev Clarke, the account were read,
12/Nov/1877 at the vicarage
present were Mr Marshall, Mr Jenny, Re Clarke, the accounts were read,
25/Feb/1878 at the vicarage
present were Mr Marshall, Mr Page, Mr Adams, rev Clarke, the accounts were read
6/May/1878 at the vicarage
present were Mr Marshall, Mr Jenny, Rev Clarke, Mr Woods the Master
has asked for an increase in his salary, the committee agree that they are to get one sixth of the government grant, the children who pass the government inspectors examination should receive additional prizes namely a book the value should not exceed 2/6,
27/May/1878 at the vicarage
present were Mr Page, Mr Parish, Mr Jenny, Rev Clarke, at a meeting of the committee called for purpose of deciding what steps should be taken with a view to compliance with the requirement of the Walsall Union Rural Sanitary Authority, the letter was from John Garbett inspector of nuisance it was to mean that the cesspool in the conversion of the water closets Mr William Wistance
27/Aug/1878 at the vicarage
present were Mr Marshall, MR Page, Mr Adams, Rev Clarke, the repainting & colouring & cleaning & re staining the wood work Mr Wistance to undertake the work,
11/Nov/1878 at the vicarage
Mr Marshall, Mr Jenny, Rev Clarke, Mr Wistance bill to be paid,
But not till they get a reminder bill,
11/Aug/1978 no one attended the meeting
16/Dec/1878 at the vicarage
present were Mr Marshall, Mr Jenny, Rev Clark, no decision yet
to be made on paying Mr Wistance bill
3/Feb/1879 not enough members were at the committee
present Mr Page, Rev Clarke, the shares in the L.N.W.R to be sold
in order to pay Mr Wistance bill,
5/????/1879 at the vicarage
present were Mr Page, Mr Parish, Mr Jenny, Rev Clarke, the accounts were read,
11/Aug/1879 not enough members to form a committee
10/Nov/1879 not enough members to form a committee
24/Nov/1879 at the vicarage
present were Mr Page, Mr Adams, Mr Jenny, Rev Clarke, the account were read,
23/Feb/1880 at the vicarage
Mr Page, Mr Parish, Mr Jenny, Rev Clarke, the accounts were read,
5/May/1880 at the vicarage
present were Mr Adams, Mr Jenny, Rev Clarke,
The accounts were read, to secure regular
attendance at the school any child without leave on any part of a day
to refuse to re admit them when they make their next payment, without
payment of a fine in each case,
16/Aug/1880 at the vicarage
present were Mr Page, Rev Clarke, the accounts were read,
11/Nov/1880 at the vicarage
present were Mr Page, Mr Adams Rev Clarke, the accounts were read,
21/Feb/1881 at the vicarage
present were Mr Parish, Mr Jenny, Rev Clark, the accounts were read,
2/May/1881 at the vicarage
present were Mr Page, Mr Adams, Mr Parish, Mr Jenny, Rev Clarke, the accounts were read
15/Aug/1881 at the vicarage
present were Mr Page, Mr Adams, Mr Parish, Rev Clarke, Mr Woods (Master) intends to resign, one of the candidates for his job is a Mr J F Drew he used to be the master of St Mathias School Birmingham it was agreed that he is to take charge of the three schools assisted by a an ex
pupil teacher, who would teach in the girls school & superintend the sewing in the infant school by the pupil teacher, and that his salary should be £130/10/0 together with a third of the government grant, an agreement was made with Mr Woods about the school house
14/Nov/1881 at the vicarage
present were Mr Adams, Mr Parish, Rev Clarke, the accounts were read,
6/Feb/1882 at the vicarage
present were Mr Page, Mr Jenny, Rev Clarke, the account were read,
1/MAY/1882 at the vicarage
present were Mr Page, Mr Parish, Mr Jenny, Rev Clarke, the account were read,
7/Aug/1882 at the vicarage
present were Mr Page, Mr Adams, Rev Clarke, the account were read,
13/Nov/1882 at the vicarage
present were Mr Page, Mr Adams , Rev Clarke, a replacement for Elizabeth Woodfield, when her time is up,
12/Feb/1883 at the vicarage
present were Mr Adams, Mr Parish, Mr Jenny, Rev Clarke, Sarah Jenny &
Jane Hughes should be prepared foe examination as pupil teachers,
2/May/1883 at the vicarage
present were Mr Page, Mr Adams, Rev Clarke the account were read,
28/May/1883 at the vicarage
present were Mr Page, Mr Jenny, Rev Clarke, the master wrote to sat that it would be advisable to appoint a more efficient assistant mistress
no steps were taken in the matter until after the government inspection,
13/Jun/1883 at the vicarage
present were Mr Page , Mr Adams, Jenny, Rev Clarke, the chairman read the government inspectors report the discipline in a part of the school needed to be improved Mrs Walton who was the assistant mistress was to be given notice,,
24/Sep/1883 at the vicarage
present were Mr Adams, Mr Jenny, Rev Clarke, Mrs Elizabeth Woodfield to be appointed as mistress on a trail period the salary would be £30 p/a the prospect of an increase depending on results
24/Dec/18843 at the vicarage
present were Mr Page, Rev Clarke, the account were inspected
30/April/1884 at the vicarage
present were Mr Adams, Mr Jenny, Rev Clarke, the account were read,
25/Aug/1884 at the vicarage
present were Mr Page, Mr Adams, Rev Clarke, Mr & Mrs Thompson were appointed as master & mistress to succeed Mr Drew and Mrs Woodfield
who have resigned it was arranged that their united salary should be £125 p/a together with a third of the government grant,
16/Feb/18845 at the vicarage
present were Mr Page, Mr Adams, Rev Clarke, the accounts were read
2/May/1885 held at Mr page's house Yew Tree Cottage Great Barr present were Mr Page, Mr Adams, Mr Jenny Rev Clarke, the accounts were read,
17/Aug/1885 at the vicarage
present were Mr Page, Mr Jenny, Rev Clarke, a shed that might contain the chairs belonging to the school should be erected in the girls school playground against the wall Mr Chas Hales to undertake the work,
15/Feb/1886 at the vicarage
present were Mr Page, Mr Jenny, Rev Clarke, the accounts were read,
1/May/1886 at the vicarage
present were Mr Jenny, Mr John Smith, Rev Clarke, the accounts were read,
15/Nov/1886 at the vicarage
present were Mr Page, Mr Jenny, Mr John Smith, Rev Clarke, the accounts were read,
30/April/1887 at the vicarage
present were Mr Jenny, Mr Johns Smith, Rev Clarke, the accounts were read,
1/May/1888 at the vicarage
present were Mr Yates, Mr John Smith, Mr Boonham, Rev Clarke, the accounts were read,
23/Aug/1888 at the vicarage
Mr Yates, Mr Yates Jun, Mr John Smith, Mr Boonham, Rev Clarke, the account were read,
18/Feb/1889 at the vicarage
present were Mr Day, Mr Richard Smith, Mr Yates jun, Mr Boonham, Rev clarke,
3/May/1889 at the vicarage
present were Mr John Smith, Mr Yates jun, Mr Boonham, Rev Clarke, the accounts were read,
11/Nov/1889 at the vicarage
present were Mr Yates, Mr John Smith, Mr Boonham, Rev Clarke,
school attendance was discusd
1/May/1890 at the vicarage
present were Mr Boonham, Mr W, W, C, Garman, Rev Clarke, the accounts were read,
19/Nov/1890 at the vicarage
present were Mr Yates jun, Mr John Smith, Mr Berry, Mr Boonham, rev Clarke, the accounts were read.
9/Feb/1891 at the vicarage
present were Lady Bateman Scott, Mr John Smith, Mr Yates jun, Mr Boonham, Mr Clarke, a notice by the Staffordshire Church, Board, with reference to the appointment of an organising visitor schools it was decide not to accept the services of the organising visitor, the attendance at the school was giving concern it was decided to send the attendance officer to the school for not less than a month,
18/May/1891 at the vicarage
present were Mr Richard Smith, Rev Clarke, no other committee member were there so no business took place,
24/Aug/1891 at the vicarage
present were Lady Bateman Scott, Mr Yates jun, Mr Richard Smith, Mr Boonham, Rev Clarke, a circular to the school boards managers was received, it was resolved that the managers accept the fee grant that the education department is empowered to pay,
8/Feb/1892 at the vicarage
present were Mr Yates Jun, Mr John Smith, Mr Boonham, Rev Clarke,
it was noted that a surprise visit was made to the school by Mr Coomes?
On 22 Jul
23/May/1892 at the vicarage
present were Mr Yates, Mr Yates jun, Mr John Smith, Mr Boonham, Rev Clarke, the account were read,
23/Nov/1892 at the vicarage
present were Lady Bateman Smith Mr Yates, Mr Yates Jun, Mr Boonham, Rev Clarke, the accounts were read,
25/Feb/1893 at the vicarage
present were Mr Yates, Mr Yates Jun, Mr John Smith, Mr A, S Berry,
Mr Thos Warburton, the accounts were read
8/May/1893 at the vicarage
present were Lady Bateman Scott, Mr Yates, Mr John Smith, Mr Boonham, Rev Clarke, the account were read,
7/Aug/1893 at the vicarage
present were Mr Yates, Mr John Smith, Mr Berry, Mr Yates Jun, Mr Boonham, Rev Clarke, a letter was received from the education department concerning the government grant the account were read,
the vicar read a letter from the secretary of the education department
in which it was pointed out that the sanitary improvement since the removal of the closets from their present situation and building them with certain modifications and due attention to effectual drainage at a greater distance from the school, it was intimated that the government grant had been allowed on the understanding that these improvements were made on a place approved by the department it was decide to consult Mr W Loaton, (architect) Walsall, to se if he can make a suitable plan and cost, of the undertaking,
6/Nov/1893 at the vicarage
present were Lady Bateman Scott, Mr Yates, Mr John Smith, Mr Yates Jun, Mr Berry, Mr R Smith, Mr Boonham, Rev Clarke, the architect a Mr Loaton showed the committee the plans for the work on the school premises the names mentioned were Mr A Lynex, Mr W Hopkins, Mr W Wistanse, for the execution of the work, the chairman is to write to the education committee to say that the work could not be carried out during the winter but ask for it to be postponed till march of next year,
20/Nov/1893 at the vicarage
present were Lady Bateman Scott, Mr F H Yates, Mr R Smith, Mr F H Yates Jun, Mr A S Berry, Mr R Smith, Mr G R LEBB Mr Boonham, Rev Clarke, it was voted that the school subscriptions be raised for improving the school premises
If you have any information that may be of help to me for the
following on Hugh D`LOYDE, or Hugh BLYDE, ,BLOYDE,
a licensed Victualler, before 1850, or after please reply to
r.deloyde@ukonline.co.uk
My old web page is on
http://freespace.virgin.net/r.deloyde/index.htm/names.html
If you would like to see some of my photos of street scenes in
Birmingham then please go to
http://www.virtualbrum.co.uk/more/rdl.htm
Robert Deloyde
ëWarwick Info Page
Created & Maintained by
Pickard Trepess
Revised: 5 March 2008
This web page © 2008 Hunimex Kft.