EDUCATION OFFICER'S DEPARTMENT: DIVISION 3 - AIM25

Identificatie

referentie code

LCC/EO/DIV03

Titel

EDUCATION OFFICER'S DEPARTMENT: DIVISION 3

Datum(s)

1862-1983 (Vervaardig)

Beschrijvingsniveau

Collectie

Omvang en medium

35.27 linear metres

Context

Naam van de archiefvormer

LCC , London County Council x London County Council

Biografie

The Education Committee of the London County Council consisted of 35 members of the Council and a number of co-opted members who were invited to serve on the Committee because of their experience in the educational field. The Committee was divided into smaller sub-committees, each with a specific focus, for example the Further Education Sub-Committee concerned itself with the policy and management of all after school-age education. The Education Officer and his staff carried out the decisions of the Committees and acted as their advisers.

To avoid over-centralisation, London was divided into 9 divisions, each consisting of about three of the metropolitan boroughs. Every division had a local office, the headquarters of the divisional officer who was the representative of the Education Officer. School inspectors were also based at the divisional office.

Division One: Chelsea, Fulham, Hammersmith, Kensington

Division Two: Hampstead, Paddington, Saint Marylebone, Saint Pancras, Westminster

Division Three: Finsbury, Holborn, Islington

Division Four: Hackney, Shoreditch, Stoke Newington

Division Five: Bethnal Green, City of London, Poplar, Stepney

Division Six: Deptford, Greenwich, Woolwich

Division Seven: Camberwell, Lewisham

Division Eight: Bermondsey, Lambeth, Southwark

Division Nine: Battersea, Wandsworth

archiefbewaarplaats

The London Archives

Geschiedenis van het archief

LCC/EO/DIV03 1862-1983 Collection 35.27 linear metres LCC , London County Council x London County Council

The Education Committee of the London County Council consisted of 35 members of the Council and a number of co-opted members who were invited to serve on the Committee because of their experience in the educational field. The Committee was divided into smaller sub-committees, each with a specific focus, for example the Further Education Sub-Committee concerned itself with the policy and management of all after school-age education. The Education Officer and his staff carried out the decisions of the Committees and acted as their advisers.

To avoid over-centralisation, London was divided into 9 divisions, each consisting of about three of the metropolitan boroughs. Every division had a local office, the headquarters of the divisional officer who was the representative of the Education Officer. School inspectors were also based at the divisional office.

Division One: Chelsea, Fulham, Hammersmith, Kensington

Division Two: Hampstead, Paddington, Saint Marylebone, Saint Pancras, Westminster

Division Three: Finsbury, Holborn, Islington

Division Four: Hackney, Shoreditch, Stoke Newington

Division Five: Bethnal Green, City of London, Poplar, Stepney

Division Six: Deptford, Greenwich, Woolwich

Division Seven: Camberwell, Lewisham

Division Eight: Bermondsey, Lambeth, Southwark

Division Nine: Battersea, Wandsworth

Acquired with the records of its parent body, the London County Council. Further records acquired in 1954, 1998 and 1999 (AC/54/078, B98/046, B98/207, B99/066).

Records of the London County Council Education Officer's Department, comprising log books for the following schools in the Finsbury, Holborn and Islington areas:

All Saints School

Anglers' Gardens School

Baltic Street School

Cottenham Road School

Denmark Terrace School

Drayton Park School

Duncombe Road School

Ecclesbourne Road School

Barnsbury Central School

Barnsbury Secondary School

Bath Street School

Bishop Gifford School

Bloomsbury School

Blundell Street School

Britannia Row School

Buckingham Street School

Canonbury Road School

Central Street School

Chequer Street School

Christchurch School

Claylands Road School

Christopher Hatton School

Compton Primary School

Finsbury Park Secondary School

Forster School

Gifford Street School

Grafton Road School

Hanover Street School

Harborough

Hargrave Park School

Highbury Wesleyan School

Highbury Hill High

Holloway Literary Institute

Hugh Myddleton School

Hugh Myddleton Central

Hungerford Road School

Isledon Secondary School

Jack Ashley School

Laycock Secondary School

Laystall Street School

South Macclesfield Street Infant School

Matthias Road School

Moreland Street School

Offord Road School

Penton Grove School

Pooles Park School

Popham Road School

Princeton Street School

Queenshead Street School

Richard Street School

Rising Hill Street School

Romilly Road School

Rosebery Avenue School

Rotherfield Street School

Saint Andrews School

Saint Barnabas School

Saint Clements' School

Saint Giles in the Fields School

Saint James' School

Saint John's Lane School

Saint Josephs Roman Catholic School, Highgate Hill

Saint Josephs Roman Catholic School, Bunhill Row

Saint Luke's School

Saint Mark's School

Saint Matthew's School

Saint Paul's School, Dove Road

Saint Paul's School, Dorset Street

Shelburne Road School

Sebbon Street School

Shepperton Road School

Southampton Street School

Thornhill Road School

Tollington Park School

Upper Hornsey Road School

Vernon Square School

Westbourne Road School

White Lion Street School

Whittington School

Winchester Street School

Windsor Street School

Yerbury Road School

York Road

York Way School

Arranged alphabetically by school name (LCC/EO/DIV3/ALL-YOR).

These records are available for public inspection, although records containing personal information are subject to access restrictions under the UK Data Protection Act, 1998.

Copyright: City of London
English

Fit

Please see online catalogues at: http://search.lma.gov.uk/opac_lma/index.htm

For further information on the history of the LCC please see Achievement: A Short History of the London County Council by W Eric Jackson (1965), LMA Library reference 18.0 1965, The London County Council 1938, LMA Library reference 18.7 SER 4, and The Youngest County: A description of London as a county and its public services, 1951, LMA Library reference 18.0 1951.

Compiled in compliance with General International Standard Archival Description, ISAD(G), second edition, 2000; National Council on Archives Rules for the Construction of Personal, Place and Corporate Names, 1997. April to June 2009 Education Officer , London County Council Education Committee , London County Council LCC , London County Council x London County Council Education Educational institutions Schools Information sources Documents Education records School log books Camden London England UK Western Europe Holborn Islington (district) Islington Finsbury Europe

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