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Hedsor Church of England primary opened 1858 as a National School | Hedsor Church of England primary opened 1858 as a National School<ref name="KarenSavage2021">Karen Savage: Bourne End and Wooburn School Reunion - Saturday 18th September 2021</ref>. | ||
=Historic Events<ref name="KarenSavage2021" />=. | =Historic Events<ref name="KarenSavage2021" />=. | ||
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The building and location
Hedsor Church of England primary opened 1858 as a National School[1].
=Historic Events[1]=.
| Year(s) | Teacher | Activity |
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1858 |
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School was built in Heavens Lea by Lord Boston for children and employees of his estate (Hedsor House) and the Carlton Club, London |
| 1895 | Miss Clara Martin | 54 pupils |
| 1907 | Miss Hammond | 48 pupils |
| 1924 & 1938 | Miss Scott | 44 pupils |
| 1942 | Miss EA Scott | From the phone book |
| 1945 | Edith Gubbins | From the phone book Bourne End 708 |
| 1962 | Mrs Gubbins, head | just 2 classes |
| 1971 | Sir Barnes Wallace handed out awards to pupils | |
| 1972 | School closed | |
| 1974 | Converted to dwellings |
= == Photographs =Below are images of Hedsor CofE School[1]
