Boys/Girls entrances - St Edward’s CE Primary School - Castle Donington, Leicestershire - Gender Separated Entrances on Waymarking.com

A new council school was built at Castle Donington in 1910 to replace the Wesleyan and Anglican day schools. The council was determined to build a school large enough for all the children at a cost of around £4000. And an impressive school it was! The new council school was completed in 1910, had the words ‘County Council Schools’ emblazoned across the front and had elaborately carved stone pediments over all the doors to the front and sides. Here are two examples of that fine carving for the Boys and Girls separate entrances.

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Physical Address: St Edwards C of E Primary School Dovecote Castle Donington, Leicestershire England DE74 2LH Web Site: Not listed

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Date Logged Log User Rating   07/12/2018 Alancache visited it