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1 School re-opens behind the Congregational Church (1860) 527
2 Schools in Seaham (1819) 376
3 The opening of the new Deneside Junior and Infants School (1935) 515
4 Rules discovered for pupils entering The National School in Church Street (1941) 475
5 Certificates and prizes to girls of Seaham Secondary School (1940) 572
6 New Roman Catholic School to be built next to Mary Magdalene's Church (1939) 542
7 Opening of the new Deneside School (1935) 569
8 Retirement of Thomas Dobson after 37 years teaching (1933) 493
9 Opening of new Seaham Intermediate School on Station Road (1930) 674
10 Byron Tce School repairs and ARP preparations (from School Log Book) 577
11 Staff at Byron Tce School (from Log Book) 1960's and 1970's 891
12 Log book of New Seaham Council School Infants Dept (Byron Terrace) 1912 to 1965 1172
13 Death of Hannah Forster - owner of private Seaham school (1926) 729
14 Opening of St Joseph's Roman Catholic School (1926) 685
15 Foundation stone of new Roman Catholic School laid near Seaham Colliery station (1925) 580
16 1036 children to be fed breakfast and dinner at Seaham schools (1921) 867
17 Retirement of Headmistress Miss Doherty from Seaham Harbour School (1920) 601
18 Auction of salvaged material from Ropery Walk Corrugated Iron School (1914) 629
19 Fifty children in Seaham schools without socks and shoes (1914) 617
20 Temporary school at Ropery Walk completed (1909) 647
 
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