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Belsay School


Belsay School was previously known as Belsay Primary School, Belsay First School, and before that: Belsay County First School. The school building was constructed in 1870, and is now a Grade II Listed building on the National Heritage List for England. The earlier school and school master's house of 1841 (or earlier) in Belsay is now a private residence.  Belsay School converted to Academy status in August 2018.

Belsay Primary School 1870 Historic Buildings and Monuments in Belsay Civil Parish Old School House, Belsay
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Belsay County First School

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Belsay School
- School Website

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- Facebook pages of Belsay School

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Belsay Primary 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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BELSAY COUNTY FIRST SCHOOL - List Entry
- "School. c.1870. Snecked stone with Welsh slate roof. Decorative tile ridge pieces. T-plan. Gothic. Single storey, 4 bays. Steeply-gabled porch in 2nd bay..."

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- Take a look at our website to find out what is happening now at Belsay School.

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List number: 1153721
School URN: 122184
List grade: 2
Post code: NE20 0ET
County: Northumberland
Grid ref: NZ1016878875

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