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Barnes Junior School


Barnes Junior School is located on Mount Road in Barnes, Sunderland. It is a Community school, with about 340 pupils aged 7 to 11. For many years it was part of Barnes School aka Barnes Council School. The school building dates to c.1900 and school log books held by Tyne & Wear Archive start from 1902. The building is Grade II listed on the National Heritage List for England. Previously, the school had 4 houses (Dalton, Bowes, Ettrick & Pemberton) - these four families were local land owners from Barnes' history.

Barnes Historic Buildings and Monuments in Sunderland
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Barnes Junior School
- The gov.uk 'Get information about schools' site includes information about each school, its governors, links to Ofsted inspection reports etc.
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Barnes Junior School
- Official Website of Barnes Junior School.
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WEST BUILDING OF BARNES SCHOOL - Sunderland - List Entry
- "School. c1900. Bright red brick with terracotta dressings and slate roof. Symmetrical with 2 storeys, 2:2:3:5:3:2:2 windows. Right corner has pentice roof on 2-storey porch with fat terracotta columns over …
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Barnes Council School
- ED 21/4941 records 1900 - 1912
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Geo / Heritage Meta Data

School URN: 108755
List number: 1207105
List grade: 2
Grid ref: NZ3789455938
Post code: SR4 7QF
Borough: Sunderland

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