The Planning And Construction of Board Schools
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The Board's industrial and truant schools at present consist of the following : 1. Tkirenport-Hill Boys' Home, Brentwood. - An adapted building acquired by the Board twenty-five years ago and accommodating 100. But, as it cannot be said to be satisfactory, being far behind modern requirements, the Board are about to substitute a new building.
2. Drury Lane Day Industrial School. Established in a school originally built for ordinary day-school purposes. The character of "the neighbourhood change...d to such an extent, however, that its dwindling attendance could easily be accommodated in surrounding schools, and the building was adapted as a day industrial school for 200 boys and girls, but not a residential establishment. It was opened in 1895.
3. Gordon House Girls' Home, Jifeir0rA. This is a home for fifty girls committed under the Industrial School Act, and established in a large mansion purchased by the Board on advantageous terms and adapted for its new tenants; opened in 1897.
4. Highbury Truant FckooL A disused building purchased by the Board and adapted for the accommodation of 200 boys; opened in 1891.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Board's industrial and truant schools at present consist of the following : 1. Tkirenport-Hill Boys' Home, Brentwood. - An adapted building acquired by the Board twenty-five years ago and accommodating 100. But, as it cannot be said to be satisfactory, being far behind modern requirements, the Board are about to substitute a new building.
2. Drury Lane Day Industrial School. Established in a school originally built for ordinary day-school purposes. The character of "the neighbourhood change...d to such an extent, however, that its dwindling attendance could easily be accommodated in surrounding schools, and the building was adapted as a day industrial school for 200 boys and girls, but not a residential establishment. It was opened in 1895.
3. Gordon House Girls' Home, Jifeir0rA. This is a home for fifty girls committed under the Industrial School Act, and established in a large mansion purchased by the Board on advantageous terms and adapted for its new tenants; opened in 1897.
4. Highbury Truant FckooL A disused building purchased by the Board and adapted for the accommodation of 200 boys; opened in 1891.
What to read after The Planning And Construction of Board Schools?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by T J Bailey to read onlineMoreLess
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