school penzance

THE NEW SCIENCE SCHOOLS FOR PENZANCE Description and History the Finished Building July 1890 The science-classes have been conducted in Penzance for about 17 years in rooms in the basement of the Geological museum. They were started by Mr A. K. Barnett, who is still to the forefront in...

In September 1958 after 43 years of separate existence, the two Lescudjack schools became one. The amalgamation, which might well have been a difficult operation, bearing in mind the long tradition of division, was accomplished remarkably smoothly. The L.E.A. and the Governors of the two...

THE LESCUDJACK COUNCIL SCHOOL Written by L. W. Harvey, (Headmistress, Girls' School, 1938 - 1958) Credits Ray and Rhys Owens I was appointed Head Mistress of Lescudjack Girls' School in September 1938. At that time, it was an all-age school, ages ranging from 7—14 years. There were five...

THE LESCUDJACK COUNCIL SCHOOL Written by J. S. Ellis, (Headmistress, Girls' School, 1915-1938) Credits Ray and Rhys Owens The Lescudjack School took the place of the old Wesleyan School in Chapel Street, which had been condemned by H.M. Inspectors, because of its lack of Recreation space...