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Kirkbampton CofE School


Kirkbampton C.E. School is a voluntary controlled primary school located in the village of Kirkbampton in the district of Allerdale in Cumbria. The school has roughly 110 pupils, aged 3 to 11 years. In the past, back in 1703, it is recorded that children were taught in St Peter's Church. In 1876 the church school and schools at Ploughlands and at Oughterby were replaced by St Peter’s National School at Longrigg Bridge.[1] In turn this building was replaced by todays Kirkbampton C.E. School. 

Kirkbampton Schools in Cumbria
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Kirkbampton C.E Primary School
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Primary school and village hall, Kirkbampton
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- "Ancient parish in Cumberland ward, Cumberland, comprising townships of Great Bampton, Little Bampton and Oughterby (which included hamlet of Studholme)....school taught in church 1703. Three schools by 1847: by church, …
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School URN: 112252
Post code: CA5 6HX
Grid ref: NY3097556477

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