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Coxhoe Primary School


Coxhoe Primary School is located on Cornforth Lane in Coxhoe. It is a community school with about 320 puplis aged 4 to 11.[1] Coxhoe National School opened in 1871, and at this time there were two other schools in the village; Coxhoe Temperance Hall British School, and Coxhoe Primitive Methodist School.[2] A School Board of 5 members was formed in 1875; Charles E. Barnes of Sadler street, Durham, was clerk to the board.[3]

Coxhoe Primary School 1871 National Schools
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Coxhoe Primary School
- Official Website of Coxhoe Primary School
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Coxhoe Primary School
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Coxhoe Primary School
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The Coxhoe School Board
- "....The Inspector’s Report, dated 13th February 1872,stated that the population was 3,749 of whom 3,375 were of the class requiring elementary education. On the ratio of ...
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Air Raid Shelters at Coxhoe Primary School
- Community air raid shelters which are no longer extant
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List number: 114080
County: County Durham
Post code: DH6 4EJ
Grid ref: NZ31683518

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