~ ST. MILDRED'S NATIONAL SCHOOL ~

CHURCH LANE, CANTERBURY

1855

The school was designed by architect Joseph Messenger (who was living in Bridge Street at the time), and was built in 1855

Now used as residences

 

 

Miss E. INGRAM, St. Mildred's Schools, Canterbury (1880 Members - from the 1881 Report of the East Kent Natural History Society)

 

1891

BOYS, Church Street

Erected in 1860, for 124 children; average attendance, 95;

Charles Redman, Master

GIRLS, Church Street

Erected in 1855, for 108 children, average attendance 96;

Miss Helena Foreman, Mistress

INFANTS, Church Street

Erected 1855, for 80 children, average attendance 75;

Miss Ada Abbott, Infants' Mistress

 

1903

BOYS

Erected in 1860, for 115 children, average attendance 95

Sydney William Paul, Master

GIRLS

Erected in 1855 for 108 children, average attendance, 109

Miss Rebecca Sharpe, Mistress

INFANT'S

Erected in 1855 for 80 children, and enlarged in 1888 for 106 children, average attendance is 98

Miss Ada Abbott, Infants' Mistress

 

Canterbury, All Saints Parish (Pop. 419) - One daily school, in which about 8 males are educated at the expense of their parents; the children of this parish attend the Schools in the parish of St. Mildred. Parliamentary Papers 1835

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