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| Reeds School | Reeds School | Revd. R.P. Powel | About 140 links W | A neat stone edifice of Modern erection | ||
| (Endowed) | Reeds School | Mr. Humble | of St Cuthberts | with Masters residence garden and p[lay] | ||
| Reeds School | Mr. Allen | Church | ground attached. This school was founded | |||
| in the year 1730 by Miss Isabella Reed who | ||||||
| bequeathed the sum of £200 with which the | ||||||
| trustees of the charity were to purchase land | ||||||
| whose rent was to be devoted to the gratuitous | ||||||
| education of 50 poor children in reading writing | ||||||
| arithmetic and the Church of England catechism | ||||||
| Her Brother subsequently gave the school house | ||||||
| and Masters residence these old buildings have | ||||||
| have been taken down and the present buildings erected on | ||||||
| the same si |
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| obtained by private donantions and a grant from the Council of Education, the school | ||||||
| is open to children of every denomination and subject to government inspection which | ||||||
| entitle the Master to a small sum annually depending on the quality of the | ||||||
| certificate he holds The Rector and Church wardens for the time being are the sole | ||||||
| trustees they have the nomination of the poor schol |
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| At present only ten children are taught free, the funds being insufficient to carry | ||||||
| out the |
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| Mr Bradley is the present teacher | ||||||
| Edw. Gillespie Sapper Royal Engineers | ||||||
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