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SCHOOL LOG BOOKS AND ADMISSION REGISTERS

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16A09

Abbotts Ann Parochial/CE/Primary School History: endowed 1716 by Thomas Criswick Log books, 1900-1996 Log book (evening continuation), 1895-1901 Admission register, 1940-1972

Abbots Worthy: see Kings Worthy

ALDERSHOT: INFANT and JUNIOR SCHOOLS

34A08

Aldershot: Belle Vue Infant School History: opened 1972 Log books, 1972-1999 Admission registers, 1972-1999

34A08

Aldershot: East End Infant School History: built 1874; closed 1971 Log books, 1874-1971 Admission registers, 1946-1971

27M89

Aldershot: East End Board/Council/County Junior School History: built 1874; closed 1977 Log books (boys), 1874-1924 Log books (girls), 1874-1933 Log books, 1944-1977

128M90

Aldershot National/CE/St Michael’s Primary School, High Street History: built 1859; closed c1974 Log books, 1863-1924

28M89

Aldershot: St Michael’s CE (Controlled) Junior School, Park Road History: opened 1975 on site of secondary school of same name Log book, 1975-1977

203M86

Aldershot: West End Board/Council/County Junior School, Queens Road History: built 1872; closed 1974 Log books, 1873-1974

203M86

Aldershot: West End Infant School, York Road History: built 1872 Log books, 1873-1902

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ALDERSHOT: SENIOR SCHOOLS

189M87

Aldershot County Secondary/High School/Manor Girls School History: opened 1909. Known as Aldershot County High School from 1923. Became a girls school in 1936; closed 1969. Aldershot Manor Girls School was then opened on same site; closed 1997 Admission registers, 1909-1977

189M87

Aldershot: Manor Park County Secondary School for Girls History: opened 1953; closed 1969 Log book, 1952-1969 Admission registers, 1951-1969

28M89

Aldershot: St Michael CE Senior Mixed/Secondary School History: opened 1940; closed 1975. Reopened as St Michael’s Junior School on same site Log books, 1940-1975

ALDERSHOT: OTHER SCHOOLS

21M72/J85

Aldershot Handicraft Centre, Queens Road History: opened 1925 to teach woodwork classes to boys from contributory schools; closed 1953 Log book, 1925-1953

Alresford: see Old Alresford and New Alresford

75M85

Alton: All Saints Infants School, West End History: built 1876; closed 1971 Log books, 1908-1971 Admission registers, 1884-1922, 1949-1971

206M86 4M51/218

Alton: British/Council School, Normandy Street History: built 1843. New schools built for boys 1867, and for girls and infants 1877. Boys only from 1925. Buildings now occupied by Alton Infant School Log books (girls), 1863-1925 Admission register (girls), 1868-1911

39M67

Alton: Eggar’s School History: founded 1641 by John Eggar Lists of scholars, 1641-1879

120A11

Alton: Mayfield School (independent school) History: opened 1944; closed 2000 Admission register, 1968-1997





205M86 205M86

74M85 205M86 205M86

Alton National/CE/St Lawrence Primary School History: originally located in the Town Hall. New school built 1840 next to St Lawrence Church. Infants moved to All Saints in 1924 and boys to British School in 1925, leaving girls only. Reorganised as a primary school in 1939. St Lawrence name used from 1960s Log books (girls), 1863-1939 Log books (boys), 1889-1925 Log book (infants), 1902-1924 Log books, 1939-1995 Admission registers, 1939-1953, 1963-1986

Alverstoke: see Gosport

17M90 17M90/A296

Ampfield CE (Controlled) Primary School History: built 1856 by Sir William Heathcote. New school built 1897 Log books, 1865-1985 Admission register, 1901-1977

ANDOVER: INFANT and JUNIOR SCHOOLS

Andover: see also Hatherden

23A08

Andover: Balksbury County Primary/Junior School History: opened 1966 Admission registers, 1966-1997

209M86

Andover: Charlton National/CE School History: built 1876; closed 1962 Log books, 1910-1962

208M86

Andover: Miss Gale's Infant School, Marlborough Street History: opened 1872 in former School of Industry building; closed 1935 Log books, 1872-1935 Admission registers, 1871-1935

207M86

Andover National/CE Boys School, East Street History: built 1860, replacing earlier school of 1818; closed 1932 Log books, 1862-1932 Admission registers, 1874-1910, 1921-1932

117A08

Andover: Shepherds Spring County Infant School History: opened 1969; closed 2008 Log books, 1969-2008 Admission registers, 1969-2008





69M93

Andover: Vigo County Junior School History: opened c1965 Log books, 1965-1996 Admission registers, 1980-1996

ANDOVER: SENIOR SCHOOLS

89A13

Andover Central School History: opened ?1916 for girls. Amalgamated with Grammar school in 1925 Admission register, 1916-1925

60M67/PK46 75A04

Andover CE Senior Girls/Secondary Girls School, London Road History: built 1937/8. Amalgamated with secondary boys to form Winton School 1974 List of pupils, 1937 Evacuees admission register, 1939-1945

38M85/BC/F1 89A13

Andover: Grammar School History: endowed by John Hanson in 1569. Boys only until amalgamated with Andover Centre school in 1925. Became John Hanson Comprehensive School 1974 List of boys admitted, 1874 Admission registers, 1902-1925

Ashford Hill: see Kingsclere Woodlands

210M86

Ashmansworth CE School History: built 1872; closed 1925 Log books, 1877-1925 Admission register, 1905-1925

211M86

Avington National/Board/Council School History: new school built 1901; closed 1925 Log books, 1892-1925

6A17

Awbridge Board/Council/Primary School History: built 1877 Log books, 1898-1921 Admission register, 1877-1912, Admission register (infants) 1933-1952 Admission registers, 1939-1945, 1952-1966





Bartley: see Copythorne

BASINGSTOKE: INFANT AND JUNIOR SCHOOLS

85A04

Basingstoke: Beech Down Junior/Primary School History: opened 1976; closed 2004 Admission registers, 1976-2003 Admission register (Wendan Unit), 1976-1998

142M85

Basingstoke: Board/Brook Street Council/Brookvale County Primary School History: opened 1909 for infants. Included juniors from 1926. Closed 1985 Log books, 1911-1985 Admission registers, 1947-1985

64M84 64M84 35M86 64M84 64M84

114A06 114A06 114A06 35M86

122M85

Basingstoke Board/Council/Fairfields Schools History: opened 1888. Juniors moved to May Place from 1939 and then to The Shrubbery Annexe from 1948 (later Shrubbery Junior School) and senior girls moved to Shrubbery Girls School in 1954, both in Cliddesden Road. In 1960 senior boys moved to Charles Chute School and the juniors rejoined the infants at Fairfields. Log book (boys), 1888-1901 Log books (girls), 1887-1888; (senior girls), 1904-1948 Log books (infants), 1904-1985 (inc. juniors 1923-1953) Log book (juniors), 1953-1981 Admission register (boys), 1888-1896 Admission register (boys), 1896-1910 Admission registers (senior boys), 1924-1941 Admission registers (senior girls), 1929-1941 Admission registers (infants), 1920-1985 (inc. juniors 1923-1949) Admission registers (juniors), 1956-1985

8M62/C2/1

Basingstoke: British School, Sarum Hill History: built 1841; infants school built 1875; closed c1888 Log book, 1862-1876

157M86 274M87

Basingstoke: Buckskin/Stratton Park County Infant School History: opened 1965. Became Stratton Park County Infant School in 1978 and Park View County Infant School in 1986 Log books, 1965-1986 Admission registers, 1965-1986

275M87

Basingstoke: Buckskin/Stratton Park County Junior School History: opened 1965. Became Stratton Park County Junior School in 1978 and Park View County Junior School in 1986 Log book, 1965-1969 Admission registers, 1965-1986





115M85

Basingstoke: Cranbourne County Infant School History: opened 1971; closed 1985 Log book, 1971-1985 Admission registers, 1971-1985

119M85

Basingstoke: Kings Furlong County Infant School History: opened ?1979 Admission register, 1979-1985

34M86

Basingstoke: Kings Furlong County Junior School History: opened ?1975 Admission register, 1975-1985

65A15

Basingstoke: Marnel Junior School History: not known Admission registers, 1972-1993

146A11

Basingstoke: Merton Junior School, Popley History: opened 1969 Admission registers, 1969-1994

114A06

Basingstoke: National School (Boys), Cross Street History: amalgamated c1820 with Blue Coat school; closed 1888 Admission register, 1873-1888

33M86

Basingstoke: St John's National/CE/Primary School History: built 1901 in Church Street. Moved to new site in Kingsmill Road, 1967 Log books (juniors), 1924-1955 Log books (infants), 1931-1985 (inc. juniors from 1956) Admission registers, 1967-1985

156M86

Basingstoke: South Ham County Infants School History: opened 1959; closed 1986 Log book, 1959-1986 Admission registers, 1959-1986

124M86 276M87

Basingstoke: South Ham County Junior School History: opened 1963; closed 1986 Log books, 1963-1986 Admission registers, 1963-1986





BASINGSTOKE: SENIOR SCHOOLS

114A06

Basingstoke: Charles Chute Secondary Modern School for Boys History: opened 1960. Amalgamated with Queen Mary’s School to form The Vyne School in 1972 Log book, 1969-1970

64A00

Basingstoke: County High School for Girls/Harriet Costello Secondary School History: founded 1908 at Brook House; moved to Crossborough Hill 1912; renamed Harriet Costello School in 1971. Now Costello Technology College Memoranda book, 1945-1974 Register of school leavers, 1935-1952

28M68 69A15

114A06

Basingstoke: Queens Free/Queen Mary's/The Vyne School History: origins in Holy Ghost School founded in 1555 by Lord Sandys. Rebuilt 1855 in Worting Road and renamed Queens Free Grammar School. Known as Queen Mary’s School by the 20th century. Moved to new site on Vyne Road 1940. Amalgamated with Charles Chute Secondary Modern School on Vyne Road site to form The Vyne School in 1972. Girls admitted from 1971. Admission registers, 1905-1924, 1940-1944 Admission registers, 1916-1940 Admission registers, 1968-1993

BASINGSTOKE: OTHER SCHOOLS

143M85

Basingstoke: St Thomas's School for the Deaf History: opened ?1953; closed 1985 Log books, 1976-1985 Admission register, 1953-1985

58M80/PJ 212M86

58M80/PJ

Baughurst National/CE School History: built 1843; closed 1962 Log books, 1868-1917 Log books, 1917-1961 Admissions register, 1868-1911

213M86

Beaulieu Park CE School History: built 1870; closed 1926 Log book, 1909-1926 Admission register, 1903-1926





214M86 214M86

76M85 214M86

Beauworth National/Council School History: built 1873; new school built 1907; closed 1967 Log books, 1907-1967 Admission register, 1912-1942 Admission register, 1942-1967 Admission register (under 5s), 1946-1949

61M97

Bentworth CE (Aided) Primary School History: built 1848 Log books, 1870-1978 Admission registers, 1895-1989

215M86

Bighton National/CE/Council School History: built 1840; closed 1946 Log book, 1928-1946 Admission registers, 1915-1946

71M91

Binsted National/CE School History: built 1873 Log books, 1874-1956

Binsted: see also Rowledge

6M84

Bishopstoke National Boys/Board/Council Boys/Senior Mixed School History: built ?1842 for boys. Admitted girls sometime before 1878 but reverted to boys only, 1896. Became senior mixed school from 1925; closed 1939 Log books, 1862-1939

6M84

Bishopstoke Board/Council/County Primary/Infant School History: built 1896. Became infant school in 1958. Closed 1989. Stoke Park Infant School then opened on the same site Log books, 1896-1989

42M78/PJ

Bishops Sutton National/CE School History: built 1859; closed 1968 Log books 1873-1903, 1920-1968 Admission registers, 1873-1968

216M86

Bishops Waltham National/Board/Council School History: not known Log book, 1872-1879 (juniors) Log book, 1879-1912 (infants to 1909, then boys only)





92A06

Blackfield Infant School History: opened 1953; in 2006 joined with junior school to form Blackfield Primary School Log books, 1953-1977, 1987-1993 Admission registers, 1953-1957, 1963-2006

165M84

Blackmoor: National/CE Primary/St Matthew’s CE (Aided) Primary School History: built 1860s; moved to new site in 1960s; renamed St Matthew’s in 1992 Log books, 1869-2007

108M98

Blendworth National/CE Primary School History: built 1840 for girls and infants (with boys educated at Horndean) but was a mixed primary by 1947. Closed 1998 Log books, 1879-1994 Admission register, 1947, 1958-1997

217M86

Boarhunt: North Boarhunt British/Council School History: built 1873; closed 1935 Log books, 1895-1935 Admission registers, 1875-1935

Boldre: see also East Boldre

135A14

Bordon Infant School History: not known Log books, 1948-1987 Admission registers, 1978-2012

217M85/PJ

Bournemouth, St John’s National/CE School, Boscombe History: opened 1893; closed 1978 Log books, 1893-1978

94M91

Braishfield County/Primary School History: built 1877 Log books, 1877-2000 Admission register, 1937-1985

218M86

Bramdean National/CE School History: built 1872; closed 1946 Log book, 1929-1946

63M70/PE

Bramley Parochial/CE Primary School History: built 1849; moved to new site 1959 Log books, 1864-1958





71M77

Bramshaw Boys/Council/County Primary School History: in existence before 1836. Changed from school for boys to mixed primary in 1923; closed 1977 Log books, 1901-1925, 1937-1977 Admission registers, 1885-1977

219M86

Bramshaw: Fritham National/CE School History: built 1860; closed 1928 Log books, 1885-1928 Admission registers, 1878-1928

Bramshott: see also Liphook

54M77

Bramshott National/CE Boys School History: built 1843; for boys only from 1871; closed 1973 Log books, 1871-1928, 1961-1973

21M70

Bransgore CE Primary School History: built 1895 Log books , 1896-1981 Admission registers, 1909-1942, 1947-1959

225M87

Bransgore: Thorney Hill National/CE School History: built 1892; closed 1979 Log book, 1939-1975 Admission registers, 1892-1950

3M92

Brockenhurst Endowed/National/CE Primary School History: endowed by Henry Thurston, built 1752. New school built 1863 on new site. Infants amalgamated with juniors in 1923 Log books (infants), 1888-1923 Log book (juniors), 1863-1982 Log book (evening school), 1895-1911

142M99

Broughton British School History: built 1835; also known as the Baptist Day School due to proximity to Baptist Church; closed 1878 Log book, 1867-1878 Admission register, 1871-1878





19M83 38M72/PE

221M86 38M72/PE

221M86

Broughton Endowed/CE School History: first school (for boys) endowed by Thomas Dowse, 1601. Another school built 1855-56 for girls and infants. Boys school closed 1911 and the other school became mixed and infants, then infants only from 1943. Closed 1961 and pupils transferred to Broughton Council School Log books (boys), 1863-1911 Log books, 1892-1935 Log book, 1935-1961 Admission registers (girls and infants), 1864-1946 Admission register (infants) 1947-1961

222M86

Brown Candover Parochial/National/CE School History: built 1850; closed 1927 Log books, 1887-1927 Admission register, 1883-1927

83A10

Burghclere: National/CE/Primary School History: built 1837 Log book, 1918-1958

223M86

Burghclere: Old Burghclere CE Infant School History: built 1913; closed 1934 Log book, 1913-1934 Admission register, 1913-1934

Burghclere: see also Newtown

12M84

Buriton National/CE/County Primary School History: built 1845 Log books, 1888-1997 Admission register, 1905-1942

48M68

Burley Parochial/CE/Primary School History: built 1855 Log books, 1863-1918, 1962-1990

354M87

Burley: Holmsley Primary School History: opened 1948 to serve Holmsley Airfield; closed 1960 Admission register, 1948-1960

188M85

Bursledon National/CE/Primary/Infant School History: built 1834. New school built 1967. Became infant school in 1972 Log books, 1895-1984 Admission registers, 1874-1912, 1924-1937





46M93

Bursledon Junior School History: opened 1967; moved to present site in 1972 Log book, 1972-1985





Cadnam: see Copythorne

223M87

Calmore: Tatchbury Mount Hospital School (special school) History: hospital built 1931. History of school not known Log book, 1971-1982

147A02

Catherington National/CE/Primary School History: built 1851 for girls and infants. Became a primary school 1939 and infant school 1994 Log books, 1930-1994 Admission registers, 1905-1989

224M86

Chalton Parochial/CE School History: built 1850; closed 1922 Log books, 1876-1922 Admission register, 1918-1921

225M86

Chandlers Ford CE School History: permanent school built 1893 in School Lane; closed 1939 Log books, 1883-1939 Admission registers (juniors) 1906-1939

122M82

Chandlers Ford Infant/Primary/Infant School History: built 1908 in Kings Road. Became primary school in 1939 and infant school in 1956 Log books, 1928-1948, 1956-1995

41A011

Chandlers Ford: Hiltingbury Junior School History: opened 1967 Admission registers, 1967-1996

40M88

Chandlers Ford: North End Road Senior Mixed/County Secondary School History: opened 1939; closed 1974. School then moved to a new site and renamed Thornden School Log books, 1939-1974

Charlton: see Andover

104A07

Chawton National/CE Primary School History: built 1840; re-organised as junior mixed and infants, 1939 Log books, 1862-1908, 1926-1971, 1990-1997 Admissions register, 1897-1954

141A05

Cheriton Board/Primary School History: built 1875 Admission register, c1886-1932





226M86

Cheriton: Lane End Board/Council School History: built 1876; closed 1923 Log books, 1876-1923 Admission registers, 1876-1923

227M86

Chilbolton National/CE School History: built 1844; closed c1950 Log books, 1874-1921 Admission registers, 1872-1931

194M87

Christchurch: Congregational Schools, Milhams Street History: built 1835; infants built 1887; both closed 1926 Log books (boys), 1913-1926 Log books (girls), 1882-1926 Log books (infants), 1887-1926

195M87

Christchurch: East Parley National/CE School History: in existence by 1885; closed 1932 Log book, 1896-1932

196M87

Christchurch: Mudeford CE School History: closed 1925 Log book, 1902-1925

23A01 23A01

66M72/PK9

Cliddesden Board/Council/Primary School History: built 1876 Log books, 1958-1998 Admission registers, 1902-1932, 1949-1964 Lists of children from Ellisfield attending the school, 1898-1961

237M86

Colbury: Longdown National/CE School History: built 1859; closed 1941 Log books, 1875-1941 Admission register, 1913-1941

67A00

Colden Common National/CE School History: built 1845 Log books, 1864-1922, 1931-1991

228M86

Colmer and Priors Dean National/CE School History: built 1843; closed 1922 Log books, 1862-1922 Admission register, 1874-1922





1M76

Compton National/CE/Primary School History: built 1850 Log books, 1891-1971 Admission register 1874-1941

154M71

Copythorne: Bartley National/Cadnam CE (Controlled) Infant School History: opened at Bartley 1878. Closed when new infants school opened at Cadnam 1895; closed 1971 Log books, 1878-1971 Admission registers, 1923-1971

Corhampton: see Exton and Corhampton

79A05

Cove Infant School History: opened 1955 Log book, 1955-1981 Admission registers, 1950s-2002

Cowplain: see Waterlooville

86M83

Crawley Parochial/Council/County Primary School History: built c1835; closed 1983 Log books, 1863-1983 Admission registers, 1939-1983

7M88

Crondall Board/Council/County Primary School History: built 1877 Log books, 1895-1989

229M86

Crondall: Ewshott Garrison Infants School History: transferred to County Council 1948; closed 1974 Log book, 1948-1974

PL5/12 278M87 278M87 278M87

Crondall: Farnham and Hartley Wintney District Pauper School History: originally in Aldershot from 1846. Served Alton, Farnham and Hartley Wintney Poor Law Unions. New school built 1856 at Crondall. Closed c1934 School mistress’s journal (girls), 1846-1847 School mistress’s journals (girls), 1847-1850 Admission register (boys), 1858-1869 School list, 1882-1888

230M86

Crux Easton and Woodcott National/CE School History: built 1847; closed c1943 Log books, 1881-1943 Admission register, 1881-1943





77A04 11A08

Denmead Board/Council/County Primary/Junior School History: opened 1874 at Anthill Common. Junior and infants separated 1973 Log books, 1874-1991 (juniors only from 1973) Admission registers, 1914-1962 Admission registers (infants), 1970-2000

231M86

Dibden National/CE School History: built 1843; closed 1911 Log book, 1891-1911

48A14

Dibden Purlieu: Wildground Junior School History: was Dibden Purlieu junior and infant schools up to 1967 Log books, 1962-1991 Admission registers, 1947-2003

232M86

Dummer with Kempshott CE School History: endowed by John Millingate in 1610, rebuilt in 1815; closed 1971 Log book, 1933-1971

18A12

Durley National/CE Primary School History: new school built 1872 Log books, 1863-1874, 1895-1990 Admission register, 1920-1938





95A12

226M87

East Boldre National/CE School History: built c1841; closed 1985 Log books, 1899-1979 Admission register, c1925-1962 Admission register, 1962-1985

113M98

East Dean National School History: built 1855; closed c1921 Log book, 1863-1891

377M87

Eastleigh: Alderman Quilley County Secondary Mixed School History: opened 1964 on the site of Barton Peveril Grammar School and Eastleigh Technical College Log book, 1964-1973

25M64

Eastleigh: Chamberlayne Road Senior Girls School History: opened 1929; closed 1964 Log books, 1929-1964 Admission registers, 1929-1957

46M98

Eastleigh: Derby Road Council Infants/Cherbourg Primary School History: opened 1911 as Derby Road Council Infants. Closed 1929 and reopened as Derby Road Junior Mixed School. Changed name to Cherbourg School by 1970 Log books, 1911-1990

234M86

Eastleigh: Derby Road Council School History: built 1910; closed 1929 Log books, 1910-1929 Admission registers, 1910-1929

46M98

Eastleigh: Desborough Road Temporary Boys Council School History: opened 1908; closed 1909. Log book, 1908-1909

61A04

Eastleigh: Rookwood County Infant School History: opened 1981; closed 1997 Log books, 1981-1997

233M86

Eastleigh: Winchester Road National/Board/Council School History: built 1870; renamed The Crescent School 1936; closed 1978 Log book, 1897-1930





26A02

East Meon National/CE Primary School History: built c1840 Log books, 1863-1990 Admission registers, 1901-1994

235M86 77M85

Easton Endowed/CE School History: endowed 1696; built 1840; closed 1967 Log books, 1937-1967 Admission register, 1932-1967

East Parley: see Christchurch

84M86

East Stratton Parochial/Primary School History: built 1814 by Sir Thomas Baring; closed 1965 Log books, 1884-1965 Admission register, 1893-1937

120M82

East Tisted Charity/National/CE (Controlled) School History: built 1837; closed 1981 Log books, 1863-1981 Admission registers, 1902-1981

26M67/PE1 360M87

East Tytherley Endowed/CE School History: built 1718, endowed by Sarah Rolle 1736; closed 1932 Log book, 1909-1932 Admission register, 1896-1932

129M96

East Woodhay National/CE School History: built 1857; now closed Log books, 1863-1969 Admission register, 1849-1887

East Woodhay: see also Woolton Hill

129M84

East Worldham CE/Controlled School History: built 1864; closed 1979 Log books, 1879-1979 Admission register, 1952-1979

79A15

Eling: Totton British School History: not known Log book, 1877-1891





236M86

Eling (Totton) National/Board/Council/Infant School History: founded 1835 in Rumbridge Street. New school for infants built 1895 and for juniors 1908 in School Road. Became an infant school 1997 Log books, 1863-1991 (gaps) Admission registers, 1873-1929

238M86

Ellingham: Rockford CE School History: in existence 1866; closed 1964 Log books, 1872-1964 Admission register, 1901-1944

Ellisfield: see Cliddesden

239M86

Elvetham National/CE School History: built 1848; also called Calthorpe Certified Efficient School; closed 1952 Log books, 1916-1952 Admission register, 1887-1952 (from 1920 girls only)

Emery Down: see Lyndhurst

240M86

Empshott National/CE School History: built 1848; closed 1922 Log book, 1900-1922 Admission register, 1880-1921

Ewshott: see Crondall

50M80

Exbury National/CE School History: built 1830; closed 1964 Log books, 1875-1964 Admission registers, 1866-1911

241M86

Exton and Corhampton Endowed School History: built 1871 in Exton, replacing a school at Corhampton; closed 1928 Log books, 1889-1928 Admission register, 1872-1928





242M86

Faccombe National/Council/Primary School History: built 1866; closed 1944. Reopened 1947; closed 1960 Log books, 1926-1944, 1947-1960 Admission registers, 1871-1943, 1947-1960

318M87

Fair Oak National/Council School History: built 1867; closed 1962 Admission register (infants), 1928-1930

52M77

60M92/3-5

Fareham Board/Council/County Primary School, Wickham Road History: built 1877 for girls and infants; mixed juniors from 1930; later became primary school; closed 1978 Log books, 1877-1978 Admission registers (girls), 1877-1930 Admission registers (infants), 1906-1930 Admission registers (juniors), 1930-1965 Admission registers, 1965-1978

109A10

Fareham: Price’s School History: endowed by William Price, 1721. Became sixth form college in 1974 Log book, 1959-1971

60M92/2

Fareham: Harrison Road County Junior/Primary School History: built 1930 as secondary school; became a primary school in 1978 Admission register, 1965-1968

163A07

Fareham, Heathfield School (special needs) History: opened 1974 Admission registers, 1974-2000

138M90

Fareham Park Secondary/Henry Cort Community School History: opened 1972. Became part of Henry Cort Community School in 1984 Admission registers, 1972-2001

11M84

Fareham: Senior Boys Council/Bishopsfield County Secondary School History: not known Log books, 1969-1977

148M84

Fareham: St Anne's Senior Girls/Secondary Girls School History: not known Log books, 1930-1984 Admission registers, 1946-1979





6A18

Fareham: St Francis Special School History: not known Not yet catalogued

243M86

Farley Chamberlayne CE School History: opened 1912; closed 1932 Log book, 1912-1932 Admission register, 1912-1932

Farlington: see Waterlooville

19A00

Farnborough: Green Croft School (special needs) History: opened 1967. Merged with The Grange School to form Henry Tyndale School, c1987 Log books, 1967-1987

99A08

Farnborough: National/St Peter's CE Junior School History: built 1868. Moved to Farnborough Place in 1962 Log books, 1866-1993 Admission registers, 1915-2000

104A11

Farnborough: Oak Farm Community School History: opened 1974; closed 2011 Admission registers, 1973-1989

45M91

Farnborough: St Mark’s CE Primary School History: built 1896 Log books, 1896-1984

Farnham and Hartley Wintney District Pauper School (see Crondall)

256M87

Farringdon National/CE Primary School History: built 1848. Joined with Selborne Primary School in 1984 to become Bush Down CE (Aided) Primary School. Farringdon site closed 1987 Log books, 1888-1984 Admission registers, 1937-1984

105A13

Fawley Board/Council/Primary/Infant School History: founded 1841; closed 2004 Log books, 1863-1993 Admission registers, 1881-1931, 1979-1999

244M86

Fawley: Hardley Board/Council School History: built 1883; closed 1925 Log books, 1883-1925





91A07

Fleet: All Saints CE Junior School History: opened 1967 Admission registers, 1982-1995 Roll book, 1996-2000

109A13

Fordingbridge: National/CE/Primary/Junior School History: built 1835; infant and junior schools separated in 1974 Log book, 1974-1988 Admission registers, 1873-1942, 1961-1993

52M74

Four Marks: Five Lanes End/Four Marks CE Primary School History: opened 1904 Log books, 1904-1991

1A12

Froxfield Endowed/National/CE Infant School History: endowed by Robert Love, 1721. New school built 1876 Log books, 1876-1916, 1943-2000 Admission registers, 1925-2007

126M94

Froyle Church/CE Mixed School History: built 1867; closed 1986 Log books, 1868-1972 Admission registers, 1868-1911, 1946-1986

81M71/PJ

Fyfield National/CE School History: built 1819; now closed Log book, 1912-1913





GOSPORT: INFANT AND JUNIOR SCHOOLS

168M85

Gosport: Alverstoke National/CE (Aided) Junior School History: built 1842 in Anglesey Road. Moved to The Avenue 1971 Log books, 1862-1965 Log books (infants), 1864-1940 Admission registers (girls), 1857-1968 Admission registers (boys), 1866-1873, 1897-1968 Admission register (infants), 1927-1942

323M87

Gosport: Alverstoke County/Community Infant School History: built 1961 Admission registers, 1961-1970

124M96 324M87

Gosport: Bedenham County Infants School History: opened 1952; amalgamated with Bedenham junior in 1995 Log books, 1952-1990 Admission registers, 1952-1969

169M85

Gosport: Bridgemary County Infants School History: built ?1921; closed 1973 Log book, 1921-1939 Admission register, 1921-1939

73M71

Gosport: Brockhurst Baptist Infants School History: opened 1937 as Elson Council School for infants. Since an Elson CE School already existed, the school quickly took a new name from its proximity to Brockhurst Baptist Church; closed 1969 Log book, 1937-1969 Admission registers, 1955-1969

70M71 245M86

Gosport: Brockhurst Schools (Avery Lane) History: opened 1922 for infants, 1929 for juniors. Log book (infants), 1922-1944 Log book (juniors), 1929-1962 Admission registers (boys), 1948-1964 Admission register (girls), 1953-1961 Admission register (juniors), 1964-1967 Admission registers (infants), 1958-1967

64M71

Gosport: Clarence Square Council Boys School History: opened 1907; closed 1947 Log books, 1907-1947





66M71

Gosport: Elson County Primary/Infants School History: opened c1946 as New Elson School; ‘new’ dropped by 1952 Admissions registers, 1949-1962

67M71 74M71

Gosport: Elson National/CE/Infants School History: built 1849; infants only after WWII; closed 1967 Log books, 1862-1967 Admission registers, 1952-1967

252M86 68M71

Gosport: Grove Road Council Schools (see also under Senior Schools) History: built 1907; boys and girls separated 1920. Girls school became mixed juniors from 1929, boys school became boys senior school. Juniors transferred to Brockhurst School 1946 Log book, 1907-1936 (boys only from 1920) Log book, 1920-1935 (girls only to 1929, then mixed) Log books (infants), 1912-1939

65M71

Gosport: Holy Trinity Boys School History: opened 1872; new school built 1884; closed 1907 Log books, 1872-1907

75M71

Gosport: Holy Trinity Infants School History: built 1884; closed 1948 Log book, 1946-1948

249M86

Gosport: Leesland CE (Controlled) Infants School History: built 1894 Log books, 1930-1962, 1984-1990 Admissions registers, 1934-1997

250M86

Gosport: Newtown National/CE Primary School History: built 1853 in Joseph Street; moved to Grove Avenue early 20th century; moved to Queens Road 1998 Log books (boys), 1917-1952 Log books (girls), 1896-1964 Log books (infants), 1879-1947 Admission registers (girls), 1953-1962

26A16

Gosport: Peel Common Nursery and Infant School, Rowner History: not known Admission registers (nursery), 1975-2001 Admission registers (infants), 1968-2001

252M86/LB1

Gosport: St Joseph's Roman Catholic School History: opened 1904; closed 1906 Log book, 1904-1906





69M71

Gosport: St Matthew's National/CE School History: built 1844; girls only from 1907; girls and infants from 1923; reorganised as junior mixed 1929; closed c1938 Log book, 1913-1938

71M71

Gosport: Stone Lane Infants/Junior School History: opened 1910 as Seafield Council Temporary Infants School. Renamed Stone Lane Infants 1913. Reorganised as girls and infants school 1929. Separate infant and junior schools by 1957. Now Hasleworth Primary School Log book, 1910-1940 Admissions register, 1928-1941

326M87

Gosport: Woodcot County Junior/Primary School History: built c1954 Admission registers, 1955-1968

GOSPORT: SENIOR SCHOOLS

329M87

Gosport and Alverstoke Secondary/County Grammar History: opened 1901 in Walpole Road. After WWII, the school spread out to several other sites including Bay House which was then redeveloped as a new school, opening in 1958. Merged with Privett Secondary to become Bay House Comprehensive School 1972. Admission registers, 1901-1926

246M86

Gosport: Brockhurst Council Senior Girls/Grove Secondary Girls School History: opened 1929. Renamed Grove Secondary Girls School, 1949. Closed 1964 to form part of new Brune Park School on a new site in Military Road Log books, 1929-1964 Admission registers, 1946-1959

247M86

Gosport: Central Senior Schools History: opened 1927 for boys; 1932 for girls; boys and girls amalgamated 1946. Closed 1964 to form part of new Brune Park School on a new site in Military Road Log books, 1927-1958 Admission registers, 1946-1959

252M86 15M93

328M87

Gosport: Grove Road Council Senior Boys/Grove Secondary Boys School History: opened 1929, taking over junior boys school. Closed 1964 to form part of new Brune Park School on a new site in Military Road Log book, 1907-1936 (juniors to 1929) Log book, 1936-1961 Admission registers, 1948-1957





251M86 61A09

251M86

Gosport: Privett Senior Council/County Secondary School History: built 1939. Merged with the Grammar School in 1972 to form Bay House Comprehensive School Log books (boys) 1939-1963 Log book (girls), 1939-1963 Log books (mixed) 1963-1972 Admission registers (boys) 1939-1955 Admission registers, (girls) 1939-1957

GOSPORT: OTHER SCHOOLS

72M71 103M92

Gosport: Alverstoke Children’s Home/Wakefield House Nursery School History: home opened 1887; closed 1984. School closed 1997 Log book, 1895-1940 Log books, 1948-1997 Admission registers, 1947-1998

128M98

Gosport: Foxbury School (special needs school) History: opened 1963; closed 1998 Log books, 1963-1988, 1997-1998 Admission registers, 1963-1998

28A07/B1

Gosport High School (independent school) History: opened before 1938; closed 1972 Pupil admissions, 1946-1972

253M86

Grateley National/CE/Board/Council/County Primary School History: built 1845 Log books, 1875-1991

254M86

Greatham: Longmoor County Infants' School History: former garrison school for Longmoor Camp, taken over by the County in 1948; closed 1978 Log book, 1948-1978

255M86

Greywell Board/Council School History: built c.1895; closed 1935 Log books, 1895-1935 Admission register, 1895-1934





256M86

Hamble National/CE/Primary School History: built 1841; infants and juniors separated in 1953 and amalgamated again in 1979 Log books, 1925-1979 (infants only from 1953)

113M85

Hannington National CE (Aided) School History: built 1845; closed 1984 Log books, 1874-1984 Admission register, 1963-1984

78M85

Harbridge National/CE/County Primary School History: built 1873; closed 1968 Log books, 1893-1968 Admission register, 1947-1968

257M86

Hartley Mauditt Parochial/National School History: built 1869; closed 1933 Log books, 1879-1933 Admission register, 1879-1933

258M86

Hartley Wespall National/CE School History: built 1847; closed 1930 Log books, 1863-1930 Admission register, 1865-1930

30A02 83M88

55M90/797

Hartley Wintney CE/Council Primary School History: built 1831. Moved to old secondary school site 1971. Became Oakwood Infant School 1977; juniors moved to Greenfields Junior School. Log books, 1890-1971 Log book (juniors), 1922-1933 Admission register, transcript (1883-1893)

83M88

Hartley Wintney CE/Council/County Secondary School History: built 1928; closed 1968. Site used by primary school from 1971 and infant school from 1977 Log book, 1929-1952, 1967-1968

147M89

Hatherden Charity/CE/Primary School History: founded as a charity school in 1725 Log books, 1874-1946, 1962-1986 Admission registers, c1874-1953

3A10

Havant: Broomfield Secondary/Park Community School History: opened 1958 Admission registers, 1958-1967 Admission registers (over age), 1961-1975





108M83

Havant Board/Council/Primary/Infant School (Fairfield) History: built 1895. Became infant school 1957 Log book, 1896-1925 Log book (infants), 1896-1925 Log book (evening continuation), 1897-1899

259M86

Havant National/CE School (Brockhampton Lane) History: built ?1826; closed 1963 Log books (boys), 1863-1937 Log books (girls), 1864-1942 Log books (infants), 1865-1929 Log book, 1944-1963 Admission registers (girls), 1868-1934 Admission registers (infants), 1871-1934 Admission registers (mixed), 1934-1963

107M83

Havant: Oak Park County Secondary School History: opened 1957; closed 1970 Log books (girls), 1957-1970

10M84

Havant: Park House Schools History: built 1958 as a primary school. Divided into infant and junior schools 1963. Became primary school again in 1994. Closed 2001 Log books, 1958-1994 Admission register (first school), 1988-1994 Admission register (middle school), 1990-1992

Havant, Redhill: see Rowlands Castle

76A12

Havant: Trosnant First/Infant School History: opened 1956. Joined with Junior School in 2010 to form Trosnant Schools Log book, 1956-1961, 1992-1994 Admission registers, 1956-1958, 1989-2009

79M85

Hawkley Parish/National/CE School History: began 1830; closed 1969 Log books, 1883-1969 Admission registers, 1885-1968

40M66

Headbourne Worthy CE School History: built 1875; closed 1952 Log books, 1895-1952 Admission registers, 1939-1952





23M64

Headley Schools/The Holme National/CE/Controlled/Primary School History: endowed by Rev D G Holme, 1755. Became a National School in 1870. A separate infants school was sold in 1878 and the money used to enlarge the National School, later renamed The Holme School. Log books, 1863-1921 Log book (infants), 1874-1878 Admission register (national school), 1874-1879 Admission registers, 1907-1947, 1954-1961 Admission registers (infants) , 1975-1990

124M83

Heckfield CE Controlled Primary School History: built 1865; closed 1983. Rotherwick and Heckfield schools then amalgamated to form a new school in Rotherwick. Log books, 1874-1983 Admission registers, 1914-1983

Heckfield: see also Mattingley

101M84

Hedge End National/Council/St John’s County Infant School History: built 1863; closed 1984 Log books, 1874-1945 Log book (evening continuation), 1897-1908 Log books, (St John’s), 1963-1984 Admission registers, 1906-1930

44M69/J9/122 121M82 121M82

Herriard National/CE Primary School History: school in existence from at least 1795. Closed 1982 Log book, 1881-1894 Log books, 1922-1982 Admission register, 1947-1982

125M86 199M85 199M85

Highclere Parish/Council/ Primary School History: built 1823; closed 1977 when joined with Woolton Hill School to form Woolton Hill Junior School Log books, 1865-1916 Log books, 1916-1977 Admission registers, 1940-1977

15M67

Hinton Admiral CE Primary School History: founded 1846; closed 1967 Log books, 1912-1967 Admission registers, 1871-1967

40M80/PJ

Hinton Ampner Endowed School History: endowed 1729 by William Blake; now closed Log books, 1935-1978





263M86

Holdenhurst: Throop Congregational (British) School History: built 1866; closed 1920 Log book, 1878-1904

Holmsley: see Burley

107M89

Holybourne: Andrews’ Endowed CE Primary School History: endowed 1719 by Thomas Andrews Log books, 1892-1946 Log book (evening continuation), 1898-1906 Admission registers, 1910-1971

59M85

Hordle National/CE Primary School History: built 1860 Log book, 1922-1962 Admission registers, 1872-1941

264M86

Houghton National/CE School History: built 1849; closed 1946 Log books, 1869-1946

2A11 140M71 140M71

2A11

Hursley: Hursley School/John Keble School History: separate schools for boys and girls established 1833 by Heathcote family. Amalgamated 1907. Renamed John Keble School in 1927 Log books, 1863-1966, 1993-1999 Admission register (girls), 1862-1875 Admission registers (boys), 1868-1908 Admission registers, 1944-1997

266M86

Hurstbourne Priors: Earl of Portsmouth's/County Primary School History: founded 1855; closed 1969 Log books, 1863-1969

29M62/1

Hurstbourne Tarrant: Upton National School History: built 1875; now closed Log book, 1875-1899

319M87

Hythe Board/Council/Primary School History: built 1829 Admission register (infants), 1882-1914





265M86

Ibsley National/CE School History: built 1874; closed 1936 Log books, 1874-1936 Admission registers, 1874-1936

268M86

Itchen Stoke National/CE School History: founded 1830; built 1840; closed 1947 Log books, 1872-1947 Admission registers, 1916-1947





269M86

Kilmeston National/CE School History: built 1853; closed 1926 Log books, 1871-1926 Admission register, 1893-1926

270M86

Kimpton Parochial/CE (Aided) Primary School History: built 1873; closed 1965 and replaced by Kimpton New CE (Aided) Primary School Log book, 1929-1965

4A04

Kingsclere Free/CE Senior/Secondary School History: boys school endowed by Sir James Lancaster in 1618. Rebuilt 1861; infants added 1871. Became mixed senior school 1924, then secondary school; closed 1966 Log books (boys and infants), 1893-1923

90M72/PJ

Kingsclere: Headley National/CE School History: built 1873; closed 1965 Log books, 1873-1965

141A07

Kingsclere Woodlands National/Ashford Hill Primary School History: built 1863; renamed Ashford Hill Primary School 1969 Log books, 1863-1998 Admission registers, 1873-1965

64A15

Kings Somborne CE/Primary School History: opened 1842 Log books (girls and infants), 1862-1897 Log books, 1906-1914, 1934-1957

100M98

Kings Worthy National/CE/Primary School History: built 1830 in Abbots Worthy. Became primary school 1946; closed 1952 and replaced by new primary school in Kings Worthy Log books, 1862-1952

64A13

Knights Enham Infant School History: opened 1971 Admission registers (infants), 1971-1997 Admission registers (nursery unit), 1975-1976





271M86

Lasham National School History: built 1870, closed ?1930s. Re-opened 1941 for evacuated children from Highland Road School, Southsea. Closed April 1943 and children transferred to Alton and Herriard schools Log book, 1941-1943

100M89

Laverstoke CE/County Primary School History: built 1855; now closed Log books, 1929-1974 Admission registers, 1957-1989

272M86

Leckford Board/Council School History: built 1864; now closed Log book, 1875-1916 Admission register, 1875-1923

327M87

Lee-on-Solent Council/Primary School History: built 1908 Admission registers, 1948-1965

273M86

Linkenholt National/CE School History: built 1872; closed 1881. Reopened 1888; closed 1940 Log books, 1888-1939 Admission registers, 1888-1939

Liphook: see also Bramshott

220M86

Liphook: Conford National/CE School History: built 1871; closed 1964 Log books, 1873-1964

54M77

Liphook Infants School History: not known Log book, 1880-1882

274M86

Litchfield National/CE School History: built 1868; closed 1930 Log books, 1868-1930 Admission register, 1891-1930

Little Somborne: see Upper Somborne

1M87

Littleton CE School History: built 1871; closed 1909. Reopened 1918; closed 1923 Log books, 1891-1909, 1918-1923 Admission register, 1918-1923





198M87 4M87

353M87

Locks Heath: St John's CE (Controlled) Primary School History: built 1887 Log book, 1887-1904 Log book, 1904-1935 Admission registers, 1887-1971

Longdown: see Colbury

2M87

Longstock National/CE (Controlled) Primary School History: built 1868; closed 1927 Log books, 1893-1927 Admission register, 1897-1926

97M96

Long Sutton National/CE Primary School History: built 1847, opened 1854 Admission registers, 1874-1957

42M75/PJ40

Lymington National/CE/Junior and Infant School History: built 1835; infants school built 1859; closed 1991 Admission register, 1857-1872

3M87

Lymington County Primary School History: built 1911; closed 1972 Log book, 1965-1972

84A03

Lyndhurst National/CE/Primary/St Michael and All Angels CE Infant School History: built 1849. Boys and girls merged 1898. Infants and juniors merged 1933. Became infant school 1992. Log books, 1862-1990 Admission register, 1939-1945 (evacuees only) Admission registers, 1958-1977

112M87

Lyndhurst: Emery Down National/CE School History: built 1865; closed 1950 Log books, 1889-1950 Admission registers, 1875-1950

114M87

Lyndhurst: St Patrick's/St Mary's Roman Catholic School History: built 1900; closed 1934 Log books, 1900-1934 Admission register, 1900-1934





115M87

Mapledurwell: National/CE School History: built 1863; now closed Log books, 1881-1943 Admission registers, 1881-1943

26A09

Marchwood National/CE/Infant School History: built 1854 for juniors and infants; now infants only Log books, 1870-1939 Log book, 1952-1957 Log book, 1961-1965 Log books, 1984-2002

116M87

Martin National/CE School History: closed 1968 Log book, 1931-1968

117M87

Martyr Worthy Endowed/National/CE School History: endowed by Henry Pranell in 1589; closed 1945 Log books, 1892-1934

260M86

Mattingley: Hound Green National/CE School History: built 1863; closed 1931 Log books, 1873-1931 Admission registers, 1870-1931

100M71/PE

Medstead National/CE Primary School History: built 1847; rebuilt 1869 Log books, 1863-1928

31M86

Meonstoke National/CE School History: built 1842 Admission register, 1916-1949

118M87

Micheldever National/CE School History: built 1870 Log books, 1867-1925

119M87

Micheldever Station National/CE School History: built 1879; closed 1946 Log book, 1926-1946

123M87

Michelmersh Board/Council School History: built 1877; closed 1963 Log books, 1877-1890, 1907-1963 Admission register, 1877-1924





124M87

Minstead National/CE Controlled School History: built c1903; closed 1966 Log book, 1955-1966

129M88

Monk Sherborne CE/Primary School History: built 1850; now closed Admission registers, 1916-1976 Evacuee register, 1939-1945

125M87

Mortimer West End National/CE School History: built 1860; closed 1929. Was a temporary school 1940-1943 Log books, 1903-1929, 1940-1943 Admission register, 1940-1943

114M85

Mottisfont National/CE (Controlled) Primary School History: built 1872; closed 1982 Log books, 1873-1982 Admission registers, 1902-1981

Mudeford: see Christchurch





165M87

Nether Wallop Endowed/CE School History: endowed 1759 by Francis Douce. New school built 1838; closed 1929 Log books, 1887-1929 Admission register, 1887-1929

166M87

Nether Wallop Council School History: built 1929; closed 1940 Log book, 1929-1940 Admission register, 1929-1940 Admission register for evacuees, 1939-1940

65M84

Netley Abbey Board/Council Infants School History: opened 1885 as an infants school; moved to a new site, c1974 Log books, 1885-1973 Admissions registers, 1885-1972

32A08

Netley Court School History: built 1954 Log book, 1954-1973 (too fragile for consultation)

204M86 61M77 61M77 61M77

New Alresford Parochial/National/Board/Council School History: built ?? Became Board School in 1888 and Council School in 1903. Took seniors and juniors from 1925, but juniors only from 1934. Now Sun Hill Junior School. Log book (girls and infants), 1902-1923 Log books, 1862-1951 Log books (infants), 1878-1908 Admission registers, 1887-1962

200M87

New Alresford: Perin's Grammar/County Secondary School History: founded 1696 by Henry Perin Admission registers, 1900-1924 Index to admissions, 1926-1927

127M87

Newton Valence Board/Council School History: built 1876; closed 1927 Log book, 1877-1927 Admission register, 1877-1927

128M87

Newtown (Burghclere) National/CE School History: built 1830; closed 1922 Log books, 1869-1922 Admission registers, 1866-1922





129M87

Northington: Grange National/CE School History: built 1864; closed 1933 Log books, 1863-1933 Admission register, 1913-1933

48M69/PJ 155M87

North Stoneham Endowed/National/CE School History: built 1812; rebuilt 1875; closed 1960 Log books, 1876-1923 Log book, 1955-1960

39M83

North Waltham National/CE School History: built ?? New school built 1873 Log books, 1866-1948





130M87 130M87

28A10 28A10 28A10

130M87 130M87

Odiham: Bury Fields National/Board/Council School History: built 1841; used for girls and infants (boys were at London Road); became a primary school 1957 and infant school 1976 Log books (girls), 1893-1918 Log books (infants), 1881-1912 Log books (infants), 1912-1923 Log book (girls and infants), 1935-1956 Log books,1956-1997 Admission registers (girls), 1875-1907 Admission registers (infants), 1875-1908

21M51 21M51

357M87 357M87

21M51

Odiham Grammar/Comprehensive/Robert May’s School History: founded 1694 by Robert May. Girls admitted from 1904 Lists of boys, 1857, 1859, 1860, 1862 Admission register, 1903-1919 Admission registers, 1904-1927 Admission sheets, 1914-1946 Admission registers, 1957-1977

139M87

Old Alresford CE Controlled Primary School History: built 1846; closed 1985 Log books, 1918-1985 Admission registers, 1901-1985

49A06

Old Basing National/St Mary's C E Junior School History: built 1866 Log books, 1867-1994 Admission registers, 1868-1905, 1913-1991

60M81

Otterbourne National/CE Primary School History: built 1874 Log books, 1872-1968 Admission registers, 1942-2012

131M87

Otterbourne: Allbrook National/CE School History: built 1874; closed 1950 Log books, 1903-1950 Admission registers, 1931-1950

153M82

Overton: Lordsfield Rural Studies Centre History: opened 1973; closed 1981 Log book, 1972-1981





84M71

Overton National/CE School History: built 1836, rebuilt 1868. Infants built 1871 and merged with juniors 1949; closed 1978 Log books, 1871-1962 Log books (infants), 1872-1949 Admission register (girls), 1901-1955 Admission register (boys), 1935-1955 Admission registers (infants), 1926-1954

167M87

Over Wallop CE/Board/Council School History: built 1853; closed 1933 Log books, 1863-1933 Admission register, 1869-1913





Pamber End: see Monk Sherborne

Pamber Heath: see Tadley

142M87

Penton Mewsey CE School History: built 1815; closed 1932 Log book, 1921-1932 Admission registers, 1876-1932

24M86 24M86 85A14

Petersfield National/Board/Council/Herne Junior School History: built 1853; boys, girls and infants merged 1925; split 1958 into separate infant and junior schools; junior school moved site and renamed Herne Junior School in 1970s Log books, 1922-1976 (girls only up to 1925; juniors only from 1958) Admission registers, 1936-1976 (juniors only from 1958) Admission registers (infants), 1958-1975

143M87

Petersfield British/Board School History: built 1845; closed 1894 Log book, 1863-1894

3M84/13

Petersfield: Churcher’s College (independent School) History: founded 1722 under will of Richard Churcher List of boys admitted, 1730-1764

365M87

Petersfield County High School for Girls History: opened 1919 in former Dolphin Hotel premises; closed 1960 Admission registers, 1919-1960

95A05

Petersfield: West Mark (or Westmark) Camp School History: set up in 1945 by Middlesex County Council under the National Camps Corporation scheme; closed 1955 Log book, 1945-1955

144M87

Popham and Woodmancote National/CE School History: built 1851; now closed Log books, 1872-1932 Admission register, 1875-1931

148M87

Portchester: Wicor Farm Junior/Wicor Primary School History: built 1938; moved to new site in 1963 Log book, 1938-1957

67M77/J1

Portchester: Wicor Infant School History: closed 1977 Log book, 1961-1974





Priors Dean: see Colmer

61M71

Privett National/CE/County Primary School History: built 1847; closed 1970 Log books, 1868-1970 Admission registers, 1925-1970

84A13

Purbrook CE School History: opened ?1930 Admission registers, 1930-1994

Purbrook Industrial School - see Winchester, other schools

110M83

Purbrook Park County High School History: founded 1906 as Cosham Central Classes. Was the Cosham Pupil Teacher Centre from 1913 to 1921, and Waterlooville and District County Grammar School from 1921. In 1924 it moved to Purbrook Park House and was called Purbrook Park County High School thereafter. Log books, 1949-1954, 1975-1987 Student admissions, 1914-1940





149M87

Quarley Parochial School History: built 1802; closed 1942 Log books, 1893-1942 Admission register, 1895-1942





280M87

Ramsdell County Primary School History: built 1877; closed 1987 Log books, 1933-1987 Admission registers, 1957-1987

60A13

Ringwood British/Council/Secondary Modern School History: built 1869. Became a secondary school in 1948 Log books, 1869-1981

60A13

Ringwood: Kingston School History: ? Log book, 1888-1890

121M83 121M83

58A13 121M83

58A13

Ringwood National/CE Infant School History: built 1848, taking the endowment of the old free school. Now infants only Log books, 1903-1936 Log books (infants), 1885-1929 Log book (infants), 1936-1977 Admission registers, 1929-1965 Admission registers (boys), 1890-1929 Admission registers (girls), 1876-1921 Admission registers (infants), 1899-1919

151M87

Ringwood: St Ives Council School History: built 1919; closed ?1926 Log book, 1919-1926 Admission register, 1919-1926

65A06 89A15 89A15 89A15 65A06

Romsey: British/Council/County Secondary/Romsey School History: built 1846. Reorganised 1923 into mixed junior and senior schools. Log books (boys), 1863-1923 Log books (girls), 1863-1923 Log books (infants), 1884-1923 Log books (juniors), 1923-1955 Log books (seniors), 1923-1980

10M58/PK3

Romsey: Charity School History: charity established 1723; monies applied to National Schools from 1850s Register of boys benefitting from St Barbe Charity, 1838-1856

67M70

Romsey: Crampmoor CE School History: built 1859; closed 1970 Log books, 1874-1970 Admission registers, 1883-1970





89A15 34A07

Romsey County Infant School History: separated from Romsey British School after ?1923 Log books, 1951-1990 Admission registers, 1942-1964, 1972-2005 Admission registers (nursery), 1975-2000

48A05

Romsey National/CE/Junior School History: built 1836 for boys; 1851 for girls and infants. New school built 1872. Became junior school 1958 Log books, 1862-1919 Admission register, c1884-1922

152M87

Romsey: Ridge National/CE School History: built 1875; closed 1934 Log book, 1909-1934 Admission registers, 1875-1934

106A14

Ropley: CE Primary School History: built 1869. Reorganised 1938 into junior mixed and infants schools Admission register, 1869-1930

144M82

Rotherwick Endowed CE School History: endowed by Frederick Tylney in 1716; closed 1983. Rotherwick and Heckfield schools then merged to form a new school in Rotherwick. Log books, 1881-1983 Admissions registers, 1870-1942, 1947-1983

267M86

Rowlands Castle School (St John’s) History: built 1869; closed 1948 Log book, 1939-1948

6M78

Rowledge National/CE Primary School History: built 1872 Log books 1872-1981, 1990-2002





136M98

Sarisbury Green: Coldeast Hospital/Furzebrook School History: not known Admission register, 1976-1992

36M48/Book/33 257M87 257M87

Selborne National/CE (Aided) Primary School History: built 1844. Joined with Farringdon School in 1984 to become Bush Down CE (Aided) primary school. In Sep 1987 the two schools were merged on the Selborne site as Selborme CE (Aided)Primary School Log book, 1866-1887 (too fragile for consultation) Log books, 1887-1999 Admission register, 1945-1984

153M87

Shalden National/CE School History: built 1863; closed 1931 Log books, 1891-1931 Admission registers, 1878-1931

113A11

Sherborne St John CE/Primary School History: founded 1850 by Chute family Log books, 1863-2007 Admission registers, 1918-1993

90M83/PJ 178M88

Sherfield English: Melchett Court/Sherfield English CE School History: built 1871; renamed Sherfield English CE School c1915; closed 1988 Log books, 1871-1988 Admission registers, 1944-1988

112M88 16M83/PJ18

Sherfield-on-Loddon Endowed School History: endowed by James Christmas; built 1737; closed 1958 Log books, 1865-1954 Log book, 1955-1958

112A03

Sherfield-on-Loddon: North Foreland Lodge (Private school) History: founded 1909 at Broadstairs; moved to Sherfield-on-Loddon 1947; closed 2003 Admission registers, 1910-2002

209M85

Shipton Bellinger CE/Council/Primary School History: built 1858 Log book, 1880-1911 Admission register, 1967-1971

154M87

Soberton National/CE School History: built 1875; closed 1928 Log books, 1894-1928 Admission registers, 1883-1928





Somborne: see Upper Somborne and Kings Somborne

11M73

Sopley National/CE school History: built 1867; closed 1944 Log books, 1901-1944 Admission registers, 1871-1944

273M87

Sopley: Vietnamese School History: closed 1982 School diary, 1979-1982

126M84

Southwick Endowed/Council/County Infants/First School History: built 1845. Became council school, 1920 and county infants school, 1968. Later known as Southwick First school. Closed 1984 Log books, 1882-1984 Admission register, 1920-1953

131M90

Sparsholt National/CE/Primary School History: built 1850 Log books, 1876-1974 Admissions registers, 1895-1955

72M86

Steep National/CE/Controlled Primary School History: built 1843 Log books, 1875-1975

23M71

Steventon Board/Council/ Primary School History: built 1895; closed 1964 Log books, 1894-1964

79A07

Stockbridge: County Secondary School/ Test Valley School History: opened ?? Known as Test Valley School from 1973 Admission registers, 1964-1973

349M87

Stoke Charity Parochial/CE School History: built 1815; now closed Admission register, 1883-1920

156M87

Stratfield Saye Parochial Infant School History: built 1841; now closed Log book, 1878-1934

126A15

Stubbington: Crofton Anne Dale County Junior School History: established 1958 Admission registers, 1982-1994





80M96

Swanmore National/CE (Aided) Primary School History: started 1833, new school built 1864 Log books, 1929-1992 Admission registers, 1941-1995

224M87 64M92

Sway: St Luke's CE/Primary School History: built 1877 Admission registers, 1935-1967 Admission register, 1967-1981





114A17

Tadley: Bishopswood Junior School History: established 1972 Log books, 1972-1996

42M77

Tadley Board/Council/Community Primary School History: built 1876 Log books,1877-1888, 1899-1969 Log books (infants) 1895-1922 Admission registers,1891-1922, 1941-1960

141M87

Tadley: Pamber Heath CE Infants School History: built 1881; closed 1909 Log book, 1887-1909

157M87

Tangley National/CE School History: built 1870, closed 1925 Log book, 1903-1925 Admission register, 1873-1925

Tatchbury Mount: see Calmore

Test Valley: see Stockbridge

Thorney Hill: see Bransgore

Throop: see Holdenhurst

160M87

Tichborne National/CE School History: built 1843; now closed Log books, 1895-1944

159M87

Timsbury National/CE Controlled School History: built 1847; closed 1958 Log books, 1867-1958

Titchfield Common: see Locks Heath

163M87

Titchfield National/CE Schools History: built 1830; closed 1931 Log books,1865-1931 Log books (infants), 1873-1931 Admission register (boys), 1868-1931 Admission registers (girls), 1874-1931 Admission registers (infants), 1882-1931

Totton: see Eling





164M87

Tunworth Parochial/National/CE School History: built 1857; closed 1923 Log books, 1879-1923 Admission register, 1879-1923





126M87

Up Nately National/CE School History: built 1868; closed 1927 Log books, 1891-1927 Admission registers, 1881-1927

158M87

Upper Somborne with Little Somborne National/CE School History: built 1873; closed 1923 Log book, 1918-1923 Admission registers, 1874-1923

Upton: see Hurstbourne Tarrant

259M87

Upton Grey CE/Primary School History: built 1856; closed 1986 Log books, 1919-1986 Admission registers, 1925-1986





168M87

Warnford Board/Council School History: built 1877; closed 1921 Log books, 1871-1921 Admission register, 1877-1921

148M88

Waterlooville: Cowplain, Wecock County Primary/Middle School History: built 1973; closed 1988 Log book, 1973-1988 Admissions registers, 1973-1988

106M83

Waterlooville: Farlington and Waterloo Board/Council School/Waterlooville County Primary School History: built 1876; now closed Log books, 1879-1955

59A09

Waterlooville: Meadowlands County Schools History: not known Log book (juniors), 1967-1995 Log book (infants), 1969-1976

169M87

Waterlooville Stakes School History: closed 1880 Log book, 1875-1880

26A10

West Meon National/CE/Primary School History: built 1852-3 Log books, 1862-1996 Admission registers, 1893-1947

170M87

Weston Patrick National/CE School History: built 1866; closed 1917 Log book, 1908-1917 Admission register, 1876-1917

162M87

West Tisted National/CE School History: built c1860; closed 1926 Log books, 1892-1926 Admission register, 1891-1926

12M90

Weyhill National/CE (Aided) Primary School History: built 1856; closed 1988 Log books, 1863-1885, 1909-1988 Admission registers, 1903-1988





171M87

Whitsbury National/CE School History: built 1871; closed 1932 Log books, 1871-1886, 1907-1932 Admission registers, 1871-1932

99M94

Wickham National/CE Controlled/Primary School History: built 1869, infants built 1904 Log books, 1863-1997 Log book (infants), 1904-1932 Admission registers, 1942-1983

172M87

Wield Board/Council School History: built 1876; closed 1961 Log books, 1877-1961

WINCHESTER: INFANT AND JUNIOR SCHOOLS

128M84 128M84 128M84 128M84 370M87

Winchester: Central Schools/St Mary’s School History: built 1812. Renamed St Mary’s School in 1920 for girls only. Became Senior Girls School 1929. Closed 1952. Log books, (boys), 1871-1920 Log books (girls) 1862-1952 Log book (infants), 1866-1891 Admission register, 1824-1843 Admission register (girls), 1940-1952

214M85W/2-4 214M85W/8

Winchester: Charity School/Free School History: founded c1710. Closed c1800 but from 1819 the charity funded places at Central schools Annual lists of scholars, 1781-1915 Admission register, 1875-1890

34M66

Winchester: Holy Trinity National/CE Schools History: built 1836; boys only from 1920. Merged with St Bartholomews and Danemark Schools to form St Bede’s 1966 Log books (boys), 1862-1949 Log books (girls), 1885-1920

81A04W 173M87W

Winchester: St Bartholomew Hyde National/CE School History: built 1846; merged with Holy Trinity and Danemark Schools to form St Bede’s 1966 Log book, 1900-1921 Log books, 1921-1966





68M85W

Winchester: St Faith's (also known as St Cross) CE Aided School History: not known Log books, 1887-1986 Admission register, 1888-1931

11M60

Winchester: St John's National/CE (Aided) School History: built 1862; closed 1960 Log books, 1862-1960 Admission registers, 1875-1960

175M87

Winchester: St Michael's National/CE School History: built c1848, rebuilt 1856. Girls and infants only from c1895; closed 1960 Log books, 1897-1960 Admission register (girls), 1940-1960

176M87

Winchester: St Thomas's National School History: built ?? Girls and infants at St Thomas Street, boys at Tower Street. Girls transferred to Western School in 1878 Log book (boys), 1862-1878

132M82

Winchester: Stanmore Schools History: opened 1922. Split into junior and infants 1944, re-merged 1974 Log book (junior and infants), 1922-1946 Log books (infants), 1950-1973

WINCHESTER: SENIOR and GRAMMAR SCHOOLS

363M87

Winchester: County High School for Girls/Westgate School History: opened 1905. Known as Westgate School from 1973 Admission registers, 1905-1944 Register of withdrawals, 1951-1955, 1957-1959

128M84 370M87

Winchester: St Mary's Senior Girls' School History: part of Central Schools, built 1812. Became Senior Girls School 1929. Closed 1952. Log books (girls) 1862-1952 Admission register (girls), 1940-1952

177M87

Winchester: St Thomas's Higher Grade (Boys) National/Senior CE School History: opened 1893; closed 1952 Log books, 1893-1952 Admission registers, 1893-1952





178M87

Winchester: Stanmore Senior/Secondary Modern School History: built 1929; closed 1949 Log book, 1929-1949

WINCHESTER: OTHER SCHOOLS

M1016

Winchester College History: founded 1382 by William Wykeham Registers of scholars, 1393-1899

86A03W

Winchester: Greenacres School (special needs school) History: closed 2002 Log book, 1982-1995 Admission registers, 1971-1994

36M88

Winchester: Lankhills School (special needs school) History: built 1920; a new special school, Osborne School, was built on the site in 2003 Log books, 1920-1997

174M87

Winchester: St James's Terrace Evening School History: not known Log book, 1893-1903

12M61

Winchester: Winton House Preparatory School History: closed by 1949 Entrance book, 1894-1928

H/CH2/8k H/CH2/8b

Winchester: Winton House School (approved school) History: founded 1868 as Purbrook Industrial School. Moved to Winchester in 1946 (to a building formerly occupied by the Winton House Preparatory School). Renamed Winton House School in 1949. Log books, 1920-1933, 1943-1952, 1969-1975 Admission registers, 1896-1970

WINCHESTER: UNIVERSITY

47M91W/D1-2

Winchester: Diocesan Training School/King Alfred’s College/Winchester University History: established in St Swithun’s Street in 1840 as a teacher training college. Moved to Sparkford Road 1862 Admission registers, 1840-1921





179M87

Winchfield National/CE School History: built 1851; closed 1933 Log books, 1872-1906, 1927-1933 Admission registers, 1874-1933

180M87

Wolverton CE School History: built 1844; closed 1928 Log books, 1880-1928 Admission register, 1880-1928

5A14

Wonston County Primary School History: built 1858; closed 1983 Log books, 1889-1961 Admission register, 1944-1981

Woodcott: see Crux Easton

Woodmancote: see Popham

192M87

Woolton Hill National/CE School History: built 1850. Merged with Highclere School to form new school 1977 Log books, 1863-1901

75M72/PE

Wootton St Lawrence National School History: built ??; closed c1960 Log books, 1878-1936 Admission registers, 1872-1912, 1939-1945

19A05

Worting: Council/County Primary/Infant School History: opened 1930. Became infant school 1968. Closed 2004. Log books, 1930-1993 Admission registers, 1960-1987

193M87

Worting: National/CE School History: built 1855; closed 1956 Log book, 1863-1909





26A12

Yateley County Infants School History: opened 1971; in 2010 joined with St Peter’s to form Cranford Park CE Primary School Log books, 1971-2001 Admission regsisters, 1976-1996

124A01

Yateley: Frogmore Junior School History: opened 1969 Log books, 1969-1994 Admission registers, 1972-1994

64M83 64M83 27A12

Yateley National/CE/Primary/St Peter’s CE Junior School History: built 1834; in 2010 became part of Cranford Park CE Primary School Log books, 1865-1882, 1896-1947, 1959-1971 Admission registers, 1874-1979 Admission register, 1979-1987


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