HC Deb 31 May 1946 vol 423 cc233-6W
Mr. K. Lindsay

asked the Minister of Education, which schools have now been granted direct grant status; which have become independent; and which schools have been refused the status of direct grant.

Miss Wilkinson:

Following is the answer:

A. LIST OF GRAMMAR SCHOOLS WHICH HAVE BEEN ACCORDED DIRECT GRANT STATUS UNDER PART IV OF THE PRIMARY AND SECONDARY SCHOOLS (GRANT CONDITIONS) REGULATIONS, 1945.

Bedfordshire—

  • Bedford Modern School for Boys.
  • Bedford Modern School for Girls.

Berkshire—

  • Abingdon Roysse's School (B).
  • Reading, The Abbey School (G).

Cambridgeshire—

  • Cambridge, Perse School for Boys.
  • Cambridge, Perse School for Girls.

Cheshire—

  • Birkenhead School (B).
  • Birkenhead, Convent of Faithful Companions of Jesus School (G).
  • Birkenhead High School for Girls. Birkenhead, St. Anselm's College (B).
  • Cheadle and Gatley, Cheadle Hulme, The Manchester Warehousemen and Clerks Orphan Schools (B & G).
  • Chester, Ursuline Convent School (G).
  • Chester, King's School (B).
  • Chester, Queen's School (G).
  • Stockport Grammar School (B).

Cornwal—

  • Truro School (B).
  • Truro High School for Girls.

Devon—

  • Bideford, Edgehill Girls' College.
  • Exeter School (B).
  • Exeter Maynard's Girls' School.
  • Plymouth College and Mannamead School (B).
  • Plymouth, Convent of Notre Dame High School (G).
  • Plymouth. St. Boniface's College (B).
  • Shebbear, Methodist College (B).
  • West Buckland School (B).

Durham—

  • Barnard Castle School (B).
  • Stockton-on-Tees, Queen Victoria High School (G).
  • Sunderland, St. Anthony's Secondary School (G).
  • West Hartlepool, St. Joseph's Convent School (G).

Essex—

  • Brentwood, Sir Anthony Browne's School (B).
  • Brentwood, Ursuline High School (G).
  • Ilford, Ursuline High School (G).
  • Woodford, Bancroft's School (B).

Gloucestershire—

  • Bristol Cathedral School (B).
  • Bristol Christian Brothers' College (B).
  • Bristol, Clifton, La Retraite High School (G).
  • Bristol Grammar School (B).
  • Bristol, Queen Elizabeth's Hospital (B).
  • Bristol, Red Maids' School (G).

Hampshire—

  • Bournemouth, Talbot Heath School (G).
  • Portsmouth Grammar School (B).
  • Portsmouth High School for Girls.
  • Southampton, King Edward VI Grammar School (B).*
  • Southampton, St. Anne's Rockstone Place Grammar School (G).

Herefordshire—

  • Hereford Cathedral Grammar School (B).

Hertfordshire—

  • St. Albans, City of St. Albans Grammar School (B).

Huntingdonshire—

  • Kimbolton Grammar School (B).

Kent—

  • Bromley High School for Girls.
  • Harbledown, Kent College (B).
  • Mottingham, Eltham College (B).
  • Sevenoaks, Walthamstow Hall (G).

Lancashire—

  • Blackburn, Convent of Notre Dame Secondary School (G).
  • Blackburn, St. Mary's College (B).
  • Blackpool, Arnold,School (B).
  • Blackpool. College of St Joseph (B).
  • Blackpool, Convent Secondary School (G).
  • Bolton, Church of England Educational Institution School (B and G).
  • Bolton, Mount St. Joseph Secondary School (G).
  • Bolton, The Bolton School, Boys' Division.
  • Bolton, The Bolton School, Girls' Division.
  • Bolton, Thornleigh College (B).
  • Bury Convent High School (G).
  • Bury, Grammar School for Boys.
  • Bury, Grammar School for Girls.
  • Crosby, St. Mary's College (B).
  • Crosby, The Merchant Taylors' Boys' School.
  • Crosby, The Merchant Taylors' Girls' School.
  • Crosby, Convent of the Sacred Heart of Mary School (G).
  • Liverpool, Bellerive Girls' School.
  • Liverpool, Belvedere School for Girls.
  • Liverpool, Everton Valley, Notre Dame Collegiate School (G).
  • Liverpool, St. Edmund's College (G).
  • Liverpool, St. Edward's College (B).
  • Liverpool, St. Francis Xavier 's College (B).
  • Lytham St. Annes, Lytham, King Edward VII School.
  • Lytham St. Annes. Lytham, Queen Mary School (G).
  • Manchester, Fallowfield, Convent of the Faithful Companions of Jesus High School (G).
  • Manchester Grammar School (B).
  • Manchester High School for Girls.
  • Manchester, Hulme Grammar School (B).

This school has been granted provisional recognition until end of July, 1946.

  • Manchester, Loreto High School (G).
  • Manchester, Notre Dame High School (G).
  • Manchester, St. Bede's College (B).
  • Manchester, Withington Girls' School.
  • Manchester, Xaverian College (B).
  • Oswaldtwistle, Paddock House School (G).
  • St. Helens Catholic Grammar School (B).
  • St. Helens, Notre Dame High School (G).
  • Salford, Ade1phi House Secondary School (G).
  • Salford, De La Salle College (B).
  • Wigan, Convent of Notre Dame High School for Girls.

Leicestershire—

  • Loughborough Grammar School (B).
  • Loughborough High School for Girls.

London—

  • Hammersmith, Latymer Upper School (B).
  • Hampstead, Haberdashers' Aske's Hampstead Boys' School.
  • Hampstead, South Hampstead High School for Girls.
  • Kensington High School for Girls.
  • Lewisham, Blackheath High School for Girls.
  • Lewisham, Sydenham High School for Girls.
  • Wandsworth, Putney High School for Girls.
  • Wandsworth, Streatham Hill and Clapham High School for' Girls.

Middlesex—

  • Acton, Haberdashers' Aske's Acton Girls' School.
  • Ealing, Notting Hill and Ealing High School for Girls.
  • Edgware, Canon's Park. North London Collegiate School (G).

Norfolk—

  • Norwich High School for Girls.
  • Norwich, King Edward VI Grammar School (B).
  • Norwich, Notre Dame High School (G).

Northamptonshire—

  • Brackley, Magdalen College School (B).
  • Northampton High School for Girls.
  • Northampton, Notre Dame High School (G).

Northumberland—

  • Newcastle-upon-Tyne (Central) High School for Girls.
  • Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Convent of the Sacred Heart Secondary School (G).
  • Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Dame Allan's Boys' School.
  • Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Dame Allan's Girls' School.
  • Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Royal Grammar School (B).
  • Newcastle-upon-Tyne, St. Cuthbert's Grammar School (B).

Nottinghamshire—

  • Nottingham High School for Girls.

Oxfordshire—

  • Oxford High School for Girls.
  • Oxford, Magdalen College School (B)

Rutland—

  • Oakham School (B).

Shropshire—

  • Shrewsbury High School for Girls.

Somerset—

  • Bath High School for Girls.
  • Bath King Edward's School.
  • Wellington, The Wellington School (B).

Staffordshire—

  • Stoke-on-Trent, St. Dominic's High School for Girls.
  • Stoke-on-Trent, St. Joseph's College (B).

Suffolk (East)—

  • Framlingham, Albert Memorial College (B).
  • Ipswich High School for Girls.
  • Woodbridge School (B).

Suffolk (West)—

  • Bury St. Edmunds, Culford School (B).

Surrey—

  • Caterham and Warlingham, Caterham School (B)
  • Croydon High School for Girls.
  • Croydon, Old Palace Girls' School.
  • Croydon, Whitgift Middle School (B)
  • Kingston-on-Thames, Grammar School (B)
  • Sanderstead, St. Anne's College for Girls.
  • Sutton and Cheam, Sutton High School for Girls.
  • Wimbledon High School for Girls.

Sussex (East)—

  • Brighton and Hove High School for Girls.

Warwickshire—

  • Birmingham, King Edward VI High School for Boys.
  • Birmingham, King Edward VI High School for Girls.

Wiltshire—

  • West Lavington, Daunstey's School (B)

Worcestershire—

  • Worcester Cathedral Grammar School (B)

Yorkshire (East Riding)—

  • Kingston-upon-Hull, Hymer's College (B).
  • Pocklington School (B).
  • York. The Bar Convent Secondary School (G).

Yorkshire (North Riding)—

  • Scarborough, Convent of the Ladies of Mary Secondary School (G).

Yorkshire (West Riding)—

  • Aireborough, Apperley Bridge, Woodhouse Grove School (B).
  • Bradford Girls' Grammar School.
  • Bradford Grammar School (B).
  • Bradford, St. Joseph's College (G).
  • Harrogate, Ashville College (B).
  • Leeds, Notre Dame Collegiate School (G).
  • Leeds, St. Mary's College (G).
  • Leeds, St. Michael's College (B).
  • Sheffield, De La Salle College (B).
  • Sheffield High School for Girls.
  • Sheffield, Notre Dame High School (G).
  • Wakefield Girls' School.
  • Wakefield Grammar School (B)

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