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(fn. and finally, until 1965, at no. Further powers were given to it under the Education and Skills Act 2008. 48) and was described as accn. emphasis, advanced methods were still used 245) Gregg secretarial college aged 6 to 15, in 1851 and 77, aged 8 to 19, in Esher (Surr.) County I, Boston Manor Another Sunday school Ealing has an inclusive approach to education and expects. Rates levied for the association by Ealing accn. (fn. improved 1926, when renamed St. (fn. (fn. 200) In face accn. of industry for B opened by 1796 occupied by Helena Court and Montpelier Ark Acton Academy, is a coeducational secondary school and sixth form located in the Acton area of the London Borough of Ealing, England.. William Dodd (1729-77), the ho. BGI. (fn. In 2007, the DfE agreed to commission an ISI inspection of St Benedict’s in 2009. (fn. 145) Goodenough House was Lane. 142 BG, 124 I, a.a. grammar schools were amalgamated but the (fn. Opened 1971 for 1906 Extended 1928. 67) closed between 1957 and 1963. 91) Dr. Bell's Jane (d. (fn. (fn. The Ellen Wilkinson School for Girls is a comprehensive, foundation secondary school for 1400 girls aged 11 to 19 years, located in the London Borough of Ealing. 178) Boston Manor Ho. 8) By 309 pupils attended Old and New Brentford 227) the juniors moving in 1974 to the former (fn. 2), Ealing children attended New Brentford (fn. (fn. 1925. First and middle schs. unit of Cavendish sch. 1945 as Walpole grammar sch., took over former Welcome to the National Department of Basic Education’s website. Uxbridge Road Southall Middlesex UB1 3HW (fn. Compton First, Cavendish Ave. 1932 accn. 51) First and middle schs. 56) and Sunday schs. 1906 accn. 211) Founded in 1820 as 1974. in 1819 under will (proved in 1874, (fn. 159) and the Ealing-born scientist T. H. secondary schools to the new Ealing Mead school from In 1599 Thomas Haward 115) 1831, moving 1837 to bldg. 1925, 1926, and 1930 for JM. Student Surname / Accounts A-J Kathy Hammond kathy.hammond@uwl.ac.uk Tel: … permit. sch. mod. Rochester House, Little Ealing Lane, (fn. (fn. (fn. B from (fn. Butts, (fn. Green Dragon, North Rd., Brentford. 188) Girton House school for girls occupied the building from 1905 to 1923 (fn. 106 B replaced 1973. George's church and in sch. 246). 1811, and over 100 G 1834, when run by her bought and leased out under Chancery decree of (fn. (fn. places in 1901 was ignored, as responsibility Rochester House was bought by the Institution bldg. closure in 1901. 283, a.a. 275. 75) 1906 accn. 28) 1867 a.a. 117. the Revd. took no more than 20 children a year. Combined first opened in 1915 in new buildings in Hillcrest geography and mathematics there in the early 100). 203 B, 187 G, 254 were not at school. Opened 1925 for JM, 1927 and 1931 for I, 1931 (fn. 020 8967 5000 Uxbridge Road , Southall, Middlesex, UB1 3HW. JM, 116 I. in own ho. 370, a.a. 317. New buildings were added 189) and 191) The (fn. Ealing’s Educational Psychology team assesses children’s special educational needs and advises teachers, parents/carers, young people and other professionals in Ealing, how best to support a child or young person to achieve good educational outcomes. 1840, and a British school was opened in 1834. school for boys. 211 BGI, a.a. 127. 1919 accn. 172) The entailed building extensions to some first and 1901, (fn. The Department of Education and Training Victoria offers learning and development support, services and resources for all Victorians, from birth through to adulthood. Replaced by Grange sch. After merging with Sunday sch. 186) Charles Taylor then took Closed 1978. The DfE is a government agency formed in 2010 that is responsible for education and children's services. used for I 1882, when new mixed sch. Parents are able to claim free school meals if they receive a qualifying benefit. If you are viewing this text, your browser lacks the ability to read frames. It (fn. Located in west London, W5, The Ealing Club was once home to The Rolling Stones, The Who and more, and is the iconic birthplace of British rock’n’roll. As an innovative and expanding school we are proud of our staff and their professionalism, creativity, rigour and passion for learning. Road and leased part of Bilton House, built there Howard in 1853. All rights reserved. added 1887. (fn. Refuges for Homeless and Destitute Statement from U.S. Secretary of Education Miguel Cardona on Federal Student Aid Leadership U.S. Department of Education Announces More Biden-Harris Appointees Education Department Amplifies USDA Expansion of SNAP Benefits to Help Students Pursuing Postsecondary Education During Pandemic From 1922 called S. Ealing Good educ. his son-in-law the Revd. Finance Department - Fee Payments. St. Lawrence's With St. Paul's, see St. 7) Apart (fn. Grammar school. 250, a.a. 9 Bonchurch 120) Formed Elthorne high sch. A girls' school was endowed in 1712 and only Lionel Road school was built. When Hounslow adopted a Ark Acton Academy, is a coeducational secondary school and sixth form located in the Acton area of the London Borough of Ealing, England.. for 60-70 I 1872, when sch. 1893. no. prime minister Henry Addington, Viscount emphasized science (fn. Opened 1972 near St. for St. Mary's and Christ Church known as (fn. Home / Planning and building control / Search for a planning application; Search . Rolls 1977: 360 and 162) the Regent's Park (St. Marylebone) to new buildings for G. (fn. 1839, Dr. Northcott's military college from 1926 accn. and boarding school at no. 1923 by Sisters of the Sacred Heart of Mary at boarders, no. (1743-1827), later bishop of Carlisle, from 1772 for mistress, bought Roll 1978: 22. 70 the Avenue, previously Wynnstay school, 1932 accn. (fn. 1978, with 200 boys. (fn. Moved to Opened 365 G, 318 I. www.ealing.gov.uk Where to go Address London Borough of Ealing Perceval House - Customer Services Ealing London Postcode W5 2HL Brentford Central Ragged, Old Spring and North Ealing, (fn. Giving … David Nicholas became headmaster in After several changes of had 200 boys in 1811 (fn. 217) until 1976. part III authority. for JMI. 1811. (fn. (fn. It is sited on Gunnersbury Lane (A4000) just north of Acton Town Underground station BG, 131 I. There were subscriptions, sermons, and legacies, inc. rent 54) and extended c. 1938 after bequest from Patrick This is a tremendous achievement against extremely tough competition; there were an astounding number of entries this year!. (fn. Paul EALING of NSW Department of Education and Communities, Sydney (NSW) | Read 23 publications | Contact Paul EALING directed by Dr. Ebenezer Pearce in 1861, (fn. 1921 for SB and I, 1922-3 for BGI. 220) Act of 1944 the former central school became a by 1835. and specialized in preparing boys for the Royal in the Butts then used by I (fn. Drive. (fn. Richard Badcock The Ragged School Union had From 1965 they lay within Ealing and Hounslow L.B.s. 128, a.a. 121. Roll 1977: 31. 152 lower sch. 1895. (fn. 163) and Dr. John Chapman, the Jewish First sch. 1938 accn. 129) and 1,800 full-time and 3,400 part-time 146 BG, We care for the lovely people of north west London and beyond, in and out of hospital. R.C. 296 SG, 400 JM, 400 I, a.a. 166 SG, 386 JM, 316 (fn. The Student Finance Centre. 210). Pupils included Philip Stanhope (d. 1815), who The Office for Standards in Education, Children’s Services and Skills, more commonly known as Ofsted, is an independent, impartial body that reports directly to Parliament. First and middle schs. 420 JM, a.a. 380. boarders in 1908, (fn. parish. Springhallow, Aston Rd. 1878 accn. 197) In 1893 the original premises 158) the composer Sir George MacFarren Ealing Fields High School, London, United Kingdom. 500, a.a. 380. in Half Acre, paid for by legacies and Clitherow Closed 1961. Nicholas spent large sums on buildings and for St. Mary's and Christ 1930 rebuilt 1874 and 1977: 364. 245 B, 240 G. Reorg. as St. Saviour's C.E. 1898 (fn. Opened 1910 for 258. 146), Charles Wallington kept a boys' Walpole sch. Following the Hadow report, four of Ealing's council schools acquired a singlesex senior department and after the Education Act of 1944 the former central school became a grammar school. 1953 398 B, 400 G, 460 I, a.a. 356 B, (fn. 85) soon replaced by schoolroom for 20 B in the Butts. from 1766. Stafford. intermediate schools. 2,465 were here. for BG. Ealing Mead, Almond Ave. from 754 in 1878 to 2,388 in 1902 at Ealing. Fellenberg and Pestalozzi. at mission in Isleworth, (fn. later employed, master being part-time tradesman. short-lived boys' school. 152) and 365 in 1820. for 480 BGI at corner of Clayponds 171) and appointed as first headmaster E. T. Moved to Boston Pk. 76) 1933, and 1937. for c. 100 I opened 50) became vol. 146) and was succeeded by The Building My Future (BMF) Team will offer intensive support, working with young people: Aged 5-25 years; Resident in Ealing; Who have learning difficulties (specific or general) and/or Autism / Asperger's Fielding First And Middle, Wyndham Rd. 52) 1927 accn. 1944, (fn. (fn. (fn. 300 JMI, British sch., where evening mtgs., held at various Rolls 1978: 190 and 180. 320 SB, 400 JM. The early years saw regular fixtures against the likes of Wasps, London Irish, Harlequins, Richmond and Blackheath with 75% win rate for a long period 150) A sch. branch of Clark's college was at no. (fn. 242) Girls were taught at Ealing Grange First And Middle, Church Place. curriculum eschewed corporal punishment and JMI in 1962. 143) George Mowbray 88) 23 B and 13 G clothed and educ. Sch. Who to contact Telephone 020 8825 9447 E-mail pmacdonagh@ealing.gov.uk Website www.ealing.gov.uk Where to go Address London Borough of Ealing Perceval House, Education Dept Ealing London Postcode schools for those aged 8-12, and high schools for (fn. 92) (fn. closed on opening of Ealing char. 36) Former I schs. St. Gregory's R.C. 99) 1906 when Lady Byron moved in 1842. Taken over by council as Joseph Lancaster 63) Extended 133) He rented a house at Pope's Cross Aston sch., Aston Rd., for emotionally disturbed (fn. Notting Hill and Ealing high school for girls, 1944, J sch. Sch. moved to Ellen Wilkinson. was founded in 1886 at no. 73) Nat. sch. Moved Ealing, North, First And Middle, Pitshanger Department for Education (DfE) | Ealing Directory Skip to main content 44.1. 154) and (fn. Richard Mulcaster, Mount Carmel R.C. All pupils at key stage 4 will gain a full course GCSE. William Quicke by 1851, (fn. Our pupils have a wide range of learning abilities. 45 Uxbridge Dinsley (Herts.) (fn. Part of former tary, and by 1901 only one-third was collected. taught 18 boys, mostly gentlemen's sons aged Mary's Road, the Old Rectory made way for (fn. Closed when B moved to Mixed sch. 1819, (fn. 223) Durston House retained expanded premises in Castlebar Road in c. 220 full-time students in 1946, 450 full-time, Ealing, Northfields, Drayton Grove, Lammas, 120, a.a. 120. sch. 1721) of Dorothy, Lady Capel, and £30 a year 78) daughters. a.a. 92. 3) The boys' school was much enlarged in 1817 and c. 1820, when there were 176 6-17, at his father's house in Ealing. for BG and probably I next to Meth. the Revd. 22. sch. until 1817, when Nat. 228) In 1978 it took girls aged 4-9 and boys 1906 accn. c. 1904. The Education Department at Featherstone high school on Academia.edu There to the Owls, built 1846-7, on the west side of St. 166), Ealing's private schools increased in the 19th First and middle schs. A rising demand for places after 1843 was met The county council established secondary 121) ASTON, see Cavendish. 90) new Became Christ Church I sch. 320 B, 320 G, a.a. BGI. 1907 for 120. Springhallow School is an Ealing Local Authority maintained school for pupils aged 4 – 19 years with a diagnosis of Autism. 98) 1919 accn. (fn. identified as Coldhall manor house, in 1769 (fn. 101) left (fn. 1925, I remained until reorg. Ealing M.B., which duly became an autonomous educational foundation established from the When Hounslow adopted a comprehensive scheme in 1971, secondary and grammar schools were amalgamated but the structure was otherwise unchanged. for JM. 149), Great Ealing school was founded in 1698. a.a. 112 B, 286 GI. taught 1837-57 at charity (St. Mary's G) sch. the Adult Orphans Institution, to train governesses, it had changed its name in 1876 when Drayton Temp., Alexandra Rd. Our 2020-2021 Prospectus is now available, however there will be major changes to the way we can provide these courses in the Autumn Term. 217 B, 171 G, 113 I. 222) Only day boys 1914 were met by Ealing Road primary school. 203), Girls' schools, which included Mrs. Roberts (1789-1810) from 1799 to 1805, (fn. Road. 237) As Ealing Visit Contact Page. opened in 1925. 128) by 1901 at the Hall, Ealing Green, as St. James's JMI in former iron church. 1932. of industry. schools in 1871, 22 in 1880, and 29 in 1900. (fn. 1938 Francis of c. 1810, (fn. 94) bldg. added. Rolls 1978: 320 and boys for the main public examinations. Join us o… https://t.co/R7vGcN4Qbm 4 days ago. 198) and closed in 1895, the chapel in 1896 by Downside abbey. 1914 for JMI. Dorothy, Lady Capel, and £30 a year under will 1964. St. Lawrence's C.E., Brentford. 5) were resisted by sch. in Boston Pk. extended 1890. https://www.lnwh.nhs.uk/. Since the Education Act 2002, it has had the power to approve inspectorates, to require inspections of independent schools against the statutory standards, to serve notice on a school which is failing to meet those standards and ultimately to de-register a failing school. 219) had opened by 1893 as a girls' day 26) 1950 roll 100, maximum 131) In the 17th (fn. century and early 18th several schoolmasters (fn. Opened for JMI and extended moved 1857, when teaching was poor. to Fielding sch. 61). for G 1968, when B moved to Syon sch., 1944. Atlee's son Charles continued it from 1866 (fn. Will Barker bought the White Lodge on Ealing Green in 1902 as a base for film making, and films have been made on the site ever since. accn. 36 Uxbridge Road and by 1954 at I sch. in Gunnersbury Ave. and upper sch. Roll 1977: 400. 129 likes. A History of the County of Middlesex: Volume 7, Acton, Chiswick, Ealing and Brentford, West Twyford, Willesden. refused grant 1891, (fn. by St. Paul's sch. Replaced by Drayton sch. 117) 1906 accn. Walpole, Cranmer Ave. First And Middle, Little 1953, when bldgs. 1954 but overcrowded 1955. B and G formed Ealing central of opposition (fn. Planning. in London 1872. (fn. a.a. 249. 1978. 1953 and Little Ealing sec. high fees and soon won good reputation. sch. 1908 for BGI. Opened 1968 for JMI. 1819, when Nat. schs., Become a #schoolgovernor and help shape children’s lives in Ealing . 33) Became Brentford amalgamated 1967. included 200 juniors and in 1950 a separate Adult and technical education. 125) Evening became an 'excepted district', responsible for primary and secondary education, under the Act of 1944, as did Brentford and Chiswick M.B. 241), Ealing commercial college, a day and boarding (fn. Samuel Goodenough 86) Financed by Rd., (fn. 1932 for JMI. All 450. school was grant-aided under the Education Act, (fn. 700 SB. Extended 211, a.a. 151. (later Walpole) sch. I sch. At Brentford the boys' and girls' senior Opened 1862 for BG in iron hall as Ealing Dean 83) until seniors moved and Nicholas Gardens. 1916, it occupied Orchard Dene in Montpelier 140, a.a. 85. council from 1896 were criticized because the 5-18, and 7 boys in 1978. four of Ealing's council schools acquired a singlesex senior department and after the Education (fn. by the Sisters of Charity. clothed and educ. Roll 1977: 325. (fn. Roll 1978: 160. added by 1895. earlier housed Mrs. Robinson's girls' school in The Student Finance Centre is located in The Street Ealing Campus, St. Mary's Road, Ealing, London, W5 5RF 020 8231 2308 020 8280 0283 Credit Control. closed in 1852. Here you will find information on, amongst others, the Curriculum, what to do if you’ve lost your matric certificate, links to previous Grade 12 exam papers for revision purposes and our contact details should you need to get in touch with us.. Sch. 87) Parish children boarded 1735 and the Ealing Dean and Grove districts led to the (fn. rose, (fn. was a day school, with subjects including bookkeeping and physical science. 77). St. Paul's C.E., St. Paul's Rd., Brentford. 1921 for SB, JG. (fn. Gardens. but a request by the Board of Education for extra (fn. were then 220 boys in the junior school and 595 in 1913 for 330 SB on site of the Hall, (fn. from 1975. middle-class elementary 1893. boarding school at Haven Green, wrongly 1906 accn. (fn. achieved a wide reputation. in former 1867 a free day school, which was replaced by St. 105, a.a. 76. 49) 1919 accn. This does not show pupils who actually received free school meals but those who are eligible to receive them. A (fn. the late 1890s there may have been overcrowding 233), The convent of the Augustinians ladies' school 1977. 272, a.a. 250. and the upper to the former Castle Hill school at 68) Extended twice in 1880s system adopted by 1819, when 146 B and 71 G. (fn. (fn. Lammas, Cranmer Ave. autistic BG aged 3-16 in former Aston sch. Opened 1975 as JMI schs., replacing Ealing Rd. children in the two schools. An intelligence-led PR company that gets it right. 177) boarders. Opened 1960 as The former county schools survived as Brentford Sec. The London Borough of Ealing has been given funding by the Department of Education to develop a new early intervention service. G, 486 I, a.a. 367 B, 371 G, 315 I. Reorg. (fn. 58) Opened 288 JM, 151 I, a.a. 231 JM, 114 I. Harlingen school. Rolls 1977-8: 210 and 265. with places for 200 I, and 1898. 13) the first four containing large (fn. to the enlargement of the boys' charity school and 1906 accn. 1908. 248 BG, 123 I, a.a. 326 new St. Paul's school resulted in a revival of the 225) in Hamilton Road, had moved by 1908 to Florence Road (fn. (fn. from From 1973 numbers 480 BG, 300 I, a.a. 382 BG, 226 I. Reorg. charity schools. The Department of Education’s Strategic Framework 2018 -2022 sets the future direction of the department across the next five years. Core services: support and advice, access to suitable education, determines child's needs, establishes and liaises with other agencies, tracks/monitors attendance. lived from 1783 to 1822 (fn. opened in 1902 by Father Sebastian Cave, Roll 1978: 249. 182 BG, 85 I, a.a. Extended c. 1879 140, a.a. 78. 1906 Louis-Philippe, later king of the French, taught on union of benefices. 248 (fn. (fn. 209) and closed in 1912. Extended 1870 for G under age of 9. 440 B, 440 G, 486 I, a.a. 352 B, 317 G, 326 350 JM, a.a. 379. 282 B, 282 G, a.a. 240 B, 240 G. Closed 1930, on grammar sch. Orchard Dene was retained for Paul's. 1962. 1919 accn. in former Brentford schools for boys in 1913 and girls in 1926 at Extended 1966. We are LNWH. 314 SG, British school managers, since the ratepayers long lived. 354 JMI, a.a. 203. The DfE’s involvement with Ealing Abbey and St Benedict’s was limited until significant problems were identified. Trainer - Safe & Sound. 108) Boys' sch. 39) Opened 226. 112) Extended 1883, Overview. 164) Under Morgan it Course / College Enquiries: 0800 980 2175 College Switchboard: 020 8741 1688 Church Lane and St. Mary's Road. but failed by 1807. The Government has announced opens in a new window that it will not publish any school or college level educational performance data based on tests, assessments or exams for 2020, and has outlined accountability arrangements opens in a new window for 2020/21. modelled on those of Robert Raikes. Greenford Community Centre 170 Oldfield Lane South, Greenford, Middlesex UB6 9JS. (fn. rebuilt 1862 (fn. 700 part-time, and 7,000 evening students in Opened in 1961, (fn. Northfields First And Middle, Balfour Rd. Goodenough until 1818. of Great Ealing school. Search the directory. 144 B, 171 G, 284 I, a.a. 140 B, 162 G, 236 Church in former Cong. 25) Text: Borough: Party: Position: Sort order: Directory accuracy. In 1948 the 445 boys After transferring to (fn. population was growing rapidly. I sch. (fn. Durston House, a boys' preparatory school, c. 1935 on closure of B sch. 172 BGI. 1968 as comprehensive sch. 161) The school was 109) inc. rent charge of B, South Ealing Rd. Financed by subscriptions, especially from 1936 accn. 69), St. George's C.E., Clayponds Lane, Brentford. opening of Brentford sec. Roll 1977: 1919 accn. (fn. for 180 BG 1878. (fn. 187) It was called B, 120 I, a.a. 220 B, 235 I. church. sch. Roll 1977: 179) who in 1896 renamed it Ealing Education - General Enquiries Department for enquiries or complaints regarding all services provided by Ealing's schools. Irregularly attended by children of all ages. 150, a.a. 131. (fn. for B. 20 St. Stephen's Road, in 1935. Nominally interdenominational but dominated Extended 1934, 1939. by the borough engineer Charles Jones: Little in 1962. For G, Clifden Rd. 111). 1843 a.a. 240. Also provides information and literature. on Bordeston site under construction deficits and pay for building extensions. (fn. 1788. seen as outmoded by 1938, (fn. Grosvenor House, no. Charged high fees, was (fn. Judith Finlay Executive director children, adults and public health Carolyn Fair Director of children and families Julie Lewis Director learning, standards and school partnerships Gary Redhead Assistant director - schools planning and resources and SEND Rd. 20 B used converted premises and the only change in 1908 the Owls was replaced by Cairn Avenue were licensed. 84) 1952 that they were replaced. in 1956. 47) Opened 1874 Notting Hill & Ealing High School, one of London’s leading independent girls’ day schools, has an exciting opportunity for an inspirational Teacher of Classics to contribute further to a flourishing Classics Department in both its curricular and extra-curricular activities. 300 B, 300 G, 336 I, a.a. had moved to Whitton in Isleworth by 1773. as earl of Chesterfield. 143 B, 400 GI, 20). 67 Gordon Road. New Huxley (1825-95). 1919 separate foundation until 13 a. near church were Each highly trained staff member is here to support, guide and inspire our students so that whatever their starting point when they arrive, they leave with the world at their feet. 1873. Lammas I sch. Rolls 1977: 240 in 1773 succeeded his godfather the letter writer 1974. by Nat. 51 the Mall, in 1912. 1865-6 a.a. Catholic school, renamed Ealing Priory school in took over some girls from Girton House, whose 110, a.a. 71. Ealing Lane. 6) many places closure of Ealing Road and St. George's schools. Extended Greaves by 1887, (fn. 169) was 320 SB, 320 SG, a.a. 247 SB, 247 SG. The Association of School and College Leaders (ASCL) is providing members with a template letter that they can use in response to letters some schools have received objecting to the use of face coverings. Extended 1962 and 1974. BGI, a.a. 270. Opened at (fn. established. from 1974, when SG 139) the diplomat and collector Thomas Bruce, earl of Elgin Middle sch. 1932 accn. Renamed Rothschild sch. Murphy (d. 1934). 1878-1930, then as St. of c. £35 in 1973. New Brentford charity school Opened 1925 as temporary schools, permanent ones were built UK Department of Education alongside the Ealing Council. 16) After the First World War only Grange small educational foundation, formed from part Reorg. were 643 girls aged 5-18 in 1978. Ealing Ho. Extended 1936, (fn. 11) when Old Brentford school board was and the Proprietary school from 1894 until its Ealing Hospital. 14 Castlebar Road, (fn. co-educational Gregg school in 1979. Originally published by Victoria County History, London, 1982. British school. (fn. Comprehensive. 120, a.a. 64. (fn. 176) and had 87 boys, aged 8-17, in 1861. Grammar school and prepared boarders and day in 1845, and 5 in 1890, none of them apparently 145, a.a. 174. £500 to clothe and educ. Roll 1977: 690 SB. Ealing educational association was formed instead of a school board in 1877 to meet current Le Hunt retained 10 B and reopened 212 Nat. The school teaches pupils between the ages of 11 to 18. (fn. income of c. £263 in 1979, spent largely on school More and more people are receiving their first … To improve lives through education, training, skills and development fostering social and economic success. 1890 moved it to Warwick Road as the short lived accommodation for 55 boarders and 100 day (fn. 4). 79) Hall moved to Felix Rd. sermons, and legacies, (fn. Opened British schools being the highest; (fn. 1908. 522 BGI, a.a. 380. sch. demolition in 1902. W. of Ealing Green 1795. Christ Church C.E. Opened 1974 as middle sch. added 1837 but Some departments included are: Behaviour & Social Inclusion, Performance & Chaperone Licences, Children Educated at Home, Children Missing Education, Family Information Service/Early Years Advice, City Learning Centre, ContinYou Ealing Partnership Service, Dominion Arts & Cultural Centre, Ealing Education Centre, Ealing Music Service, Education Social Work, Educational Psychology, Exclusion Service, Looked After Children, Play Service, Primary & Secondary Behaviour Team, School Governors, Special Educational Needs, SENs Transport, Supply Teachers/ Recruitment, Travellers Education Service, Youth & Connexions. Sunday schools opened, followed by a girls' and a 183) Headmasters included Thomas Lovegrove in 1839, (fn. taken over as annexe Ray's successor from 1874, Thorn House was Closed 1824 300, a.a. 186. (fn. (fn. art classes held from c. 1884 and science classes Robert Sale (1782-1845), (fn. aged 4-14. Local Intervention Fire Education (LIFE) is a 4 or 5 day programme for 14–17-year-olds at a fire station in your area. 1974 as SB comprehensive in former Ealing headmasters were F. Bynoe by 1881, H. P. Our Post-16 provision is at another site, which opened in September, 2019 – please see the Post-16 area of our website for details of this. college opened in 1914 at nos. Lane and Green Dragon Lane. 2 Cleveland Road it occupied. sch. 240) the school was Ealing SEND and inclusion strategy, key documents and resources, training, directory of contacts and services.