St Margaret's School, Great Barr
School Rules


This list was donated to me by Robert Deloyde, who extracted it from the log book
for St Margaret's school
The School was founded in 1856

I regret that I cannot supply any additional information on this listing, which is
provided for your information and as a guide for further research

If anyone reading this has any information on Hugh D`LOYDE, or Hugh BLYDE, ,BLOYDE,
who was a licensed Victualler, sometime in the 1800s or after then please will you get in touch with
r.deloyde@ukonline.co.uk

If you would like to see some of my photos of street scenes Birmingham sometime in the 1980s
then please go to http://www.virtualbrum.co.uk/more/rdl.htm

		Great Barr National Schools rules 

	1 ----- Application for admission to be made at the School.

	2 ----- Children admitted from three years old and upwards.

	3 ----- Slates and reading books are provided for the use of the children; 
		  but they are requested to find their own copy books, pens, and 
		  pencils, which may be obtained at the schools.

	4 ----- The holidays are a fortnight at Christmas, a week at Whitsuntide 
		  and a month at harvest.

	5 ----- The hours for opening are nine  o'clock  in the morning and 
		  two o'clock  in the afternoon.

	6 ----- Parents are requested to send their children clean and tidy, 
		  and to see that they are in time for the opening of the  school.

	7 ----- The weekly payment is two pence for each child,  
		  to be paid every Monday in advance.

	8 ----- No Child to be admitted under any pretext whatever, 
		  till the weekly payment is made.

	9 ----- Any child entering on the Monday and not attending the rest of 
		  the week will be required to pay as if attending the whole week.

	10 ---- If a child be absent two days without leave, a fine of one penny is  
		  to be paid before re-admittance; except in the case of sickness, 
		  when notice shall be sent to the master or mistress.

	11 ---- The girls are allowed to work for their parents in the afternoons, 
		  except at such times when there is work to be done for the school.


		Addyes School rules

	The above rules to apply to the boys of this school with the following additions 

	1 ----- Boys are to pay one shilling a year for firing, 
		  and sixpence for pens and pencils, both to be paid in advance.

	2 ----- They are expected to find their own copy books, 
		  which may be obtained at the school.

	3 ----- If a boy be absent two days without leave, 
		  he will have to pay two pence, (the weekly payment of the boys 
		  of the National School), before he is re-admitted, except in the case 
		  of sickness, of which notice shall be sent to the master. 


	By order of the committee. January 1868   



If you have any information that may be of help to me for the
following on Hugh D`LOYDE, or Hugh BLYDE, ,BLOYDE,
a licensed Victualler, before 1850, or after please reply to

r.deloyde@ukonline.co.uk

If you would like to see some of my photos of street scenes in
Birmingham then please go to

http://www.virtualbrum.co.uk/more/rdl.htm

Robert Deloyde
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