| Description | Log books: 1873-1896, 1897-1908, 1909-1931, 1931-1973, 1973-1989; Admission Registers: 1873-1904, 1893-1962; New Entrant Book 1984-86; Attendance Registers 1985-88; Managers Minute books: 1903-1953, 1954-1986; Title deeds and related papers 1730-1924; Bulmers Directory undated C20
The Headmistress, Mrs Field recounted some of the school's history: the school was originally a wooden building which burnt down in 1793 when a subscription was raised amongst the landowners in the chapelry (see plaque in school). Two trusts were thereafter in existence: Kitching and Harling and the School House Trust Fund. The school house on the left-hand side before the farm and school are reached, was sold in the 1960s-70s. An article was published in a farming magazine referring to the "School on the Fells" |
| Context | The Headmistress, Mrs Field recounted some of the school's history: the school was originally a wooden building which burnt down in 1793 when a subscription was raised amongst the landowners in the chapelry (see plaque in school). Two trusts were thereafter in existence: Kitching and Harling and the School House Trust Fund. The school house, on the lh side before the farm and school are reached, was sold in the 1960s-70s. An article was published in a farming magazine referring to the 'School on the Fells'. |