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Papers of J R Edmonds, 1895-1917, comprising typescripts of papers read before Woolwich Polytechnic Engineering Society, on 'Pumps', 1896; 'The Slide Rule', 1898; 'Steam Turbines', 1903; notes on 'Motor Cars', 1896, 'Florence Nightingale', 1913; 'Women's Co-Operative Guild', [c 1905]; printed lectures on Experiments on a Simple Non-Condensing Steam Engine, 1900; De Laval Steam Turbines, 1902; Design of Marine Steam Turbines, 1908; Channel Tunnel, 1913, 1917.

Sir Archibald Edmonstone's estate ledger for payments made by tenants in the province of Ulster, 1780-1783.

Copy of the Act for "Inclosing Lands in the Parish of Northolt otherwise Northall, otherwise Northaw in the County of Middlesex", 1825.

Records of Edmonton and Tottenham Hebrew Congregation, consisting of a lease for property in Landsdowne Road.

PLEASE NOTE: Records can only be accessed with the written permission of the depositor. Contact the Chief Executive, United Synagogue.

Records of the Edmonton Poor Law Union, 1837-1940, including minutes of the Board of Guardians and various Committees; superannuation registers; registers of persons maintained in institutions and homes; registers of children boarded out; correspondence with the Ministry of Health; financial accounts; reports regarding the establishment of the North Middlesex County Hospital Radium Department; Vaccination Officer's registers; Edmonton Board of Guardians year books; Edmonton Urban District Council Year Books; registers of Edmonton House Workhouse and Enfield House; and matrices of seals of the Edmonton Board of Guardians.

Church Meeting minute book, 1852-1875; minute books including Church Meetings, Deacon's Meetings and Trustee's Meetings, 1877-1924; Building Committee minute book, 1883; statement of the Church principles and practice, 1881 and handbills, tickets, programmes, and so on for Church events such as laying of foundation stone, opening of church, concerts and bazaars, 1884-1886.

Baptism and burial register, 1792-1826; register of burials, 1792-1793; general minute book, 1788-1901; Church meetings minute book, 1789-1907; Church book containing notes on foundation of church and membership list, 1789-1862; register of members, 1828-1959; papers of the Sunday School, 1826-1902; minute book of Church Societies, 1844-1876, including Christian Instruction Society, Congregational Chapel Temperance Society, Working Men's Temperance Society and the United Societies' Committee.

Records of Edmonton County Court, 1894-1944, comprising plaint and minute book and ordinary action book.

Records of the Hospital Management Committee, Edmonton Group (No.3) (North East Metropolitan Regional Hospital Board) including Committee Minutes (1948 - 1950, 1959 - 1963), Indexes to Committee Minutes not currently deposited (1952? - 1953) and Reports submitted to the Committee by North Middlesex Hospital, St. David's Hospital and Edmonton Chest Clinic, and from committees and sub-committees (1953 - 1955, 1958 - 1959).

Copy of certificate issued by Richard Hassell to William Spencer of South Mimms relating to the privileges of tenants of the Duchy of Lancaster (including exemption from tolls).

Records of the Edmonton Methodist Church, 1841-1966, including register of baptisms, papers relating to Edmonton Central Hall building work (including blueprints and printing blocks), register of membership, Junior Society class book, minutes, financial records, obituaries, pulpit notice books, circuit preaching plans and directories and tenancy agreements.

Records relating to poor relief in the parish of Edmonton, 1705-1770, including examinations, warrants and removal orders.

Records of Edmonton Petty Sessional Division, comprising minutes of summary proceedings held at Watch House and Angel Inn, Edmonton, 2 Jan 1837 - 21 Dec 1838. Cases heard include felonies, assault, larceny, highway offences, retailing beer etc. without licence, obstruction, injury to property etc. Volume records detailed statements by witnesses, statutes governing cases, outcome of each case. At rear of volume is a summary of cases heard with details of fines etc. Name index at front of volume. Volume also includes records of medical prescriptions prepared for named persons, January 1859.

Records of Enfield, Tottenham and Wood Green Magistrates Courts, 1848-1911, comprising court minute books and court registers. Also records of Tottenham Magistrates Court, 1911-1993, including court registers, juvenile court registers and court minutes.

Court registers record the date of the hearing, the name of the informant or complainant (often the police), the name of the defendant, a brief note of the offence and the decision of the magistrate. Court minute books or notebooks are rough notes of the proceedings recording the gist of the evidence given.

Notices of marriage for Edmonton Registration District giving name of church or chapel in which marriage is to be solemnized, 1837-1868.

Registers of marriages, 1914-1971.

Cash book giving customer name and amount paid only. Includes references to payments concerning Fry and Hunt, later J S Fry and Sons, chocolate manufacturers; withdrawals by Windover and his brother Arthur Fry up to 1835 and payments concerning work done at Type Street Foundry premises.

Records of Edmund Schluter and Company, general merchants, including letter books; ledgers; cash books; journals; sales books; purchase books; and waste books.

Papers, 1858-1937, relating to hermaphroditism and hypospadias, particularly concerning their surgical treatment, including correspondence, photographs, diagrams, case notes, case histories, articles from medical journals, newspaper cuttings and text; typed instructions, [1920], with diagrams, for various minor surgical procedures; notes on a surgical procedure [plastic surgery] for the eye area, [1920].

Various papers relating to education and educational establishments, 1759-1995, including papers regarding educational committees; reports, bills and acts of parliament regarding education; papers relating to charitable schemes to provide education to the poor; financial papers and deeds from the City of London Corporation School, 1759-1850; publications regarding the history of Morden College; papers relating to Reformatory Schools, 1867-1896; brochures and leaflets and general administrative papers relating to various schools and colleges.

Records of the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists' Education Board, 1992-2007, comprising agenda, minutes and papers, 1992-2007; correspondence of the Secretary to the Board, 2001-2007; records of the Implementation Group to Audit Structured Training, 1993-1998.

Papers of the Education in Human Rights Network, 1985-2005, including minutes with associated papers (emails, correspondence, announcements), 1992-2005 and copies of the Human Rights in Education Newsletter, 1991-2004.

Records of the Middlesex County Council Education Officer's Department relating to individual schools, 1723-1965, including general administrative papers including reports, correspondence, development plans and schemes, policy files relating to appointment of teachers, scholarships, grants, regulations, rules of management, secondary school transfers, school terms and holidays, standardised school records, school photographs and the eleven plus examination; reports and statistics on examinations; extracurricular activities; honours books and details of grants awarded to students in further education.

Records of individual schools, including minute books, prospectuses, papers relating to finances, personnel management, opening ceremonies, papers relating to building construction and maintenance, scholarships, correspondence, papers relating to school governors, attendance registers and school log books.

Records of the Middlesex County Council Education Officer's Department relating to libraries, 1922-1965, including papers relating to the ceremonial openings of individual libraries; annual reports of the County Librarian; reviews, reports and schemes; papers relating to the development of library services in Harrow; publications including pamphlets and leaflets regarding the Library Service, catalogues, specialised book lists and research guides, issues of the magazine of the Library Service; issues of the Staff Association newsletter and papers relating to the handover of the Library Service to the new London Boroughs in 1965.

Publications produced by the Middlesex County Council Education Officer's Department, 1899-1965, including Technical Instruction directories; directories of secondary schools, technical institutes and evening schools; lists of public elementary, secondary, junior technical and art schools, polytechnics, colleges, evening schools and youth employment bureaux; issues of the 'Schools Gazette'; The Middlesex Book of Verse' collected poems by students of Middlesex secondary schools (1929); booklet 'Further education in Middlesex: A review of the thirty years 1933-1963' (1964); 'Guide to courses of further education in Middlesex' (1964); and pamphlet 'Middlesex County Libraries Silver Jubilee, 1922-1947' (1948).

Records of the Middlesex School Boards, 1867-1924, including financial accounts, staffing, Board of Education reports, bye laws, minutes and correspondence for Hampton Wick School Board; papers relating to land and buildings, staffing, financial accounts, bye laws, minutes, seals, posters and correspondence for Edgware School Board; minutes, staffing, financial accounts and correspondence relating to buildings for Hanwell School Board; financial accounts, proposals for the sale of land, minutes, posters, correspondence and notes on syllabus for Kingsbury School Board; minutes, bye laws, correspondence and financial statements for Old Brentford School Board; correspondence regarding sale of land and correspondence regarding separation from Wood Green School Board for Tottenham School Board.

Also minutes for Harmondsworth School Board; papers regarding sale of land and buildings for Hornsey School Board; minutes for Norwood School Board; minutes for Staines School Board and minutes for Ashford School Board.

Records of the Middlesex County Council Education Officer's Department relating to policy, 1900-1965, including relevant legislation; policy files on the hire of school premises; correspondence; Education Department schemes; papers relating to the construction of new schools; annual returns to the Ministry of Education; Inspection reports; papers of the Middlesex Joint Consultative Committee; examination statistics; papers relating to extracurricular activities; newspaper cuttings relating to education theory; and booklet 'Education in Middlesex 1900-1965'.

Records of the Middlesex County Council Education Officer's Department relating to the Technical Education Committee, 1892-1913, including correspondence from Acton Secondary and Technical School; correspondence relating to the Committee's application to be an authority for art and science; correspondence from Godolphin School, Hammersmith; correspondence and scheme of management for Kingston Endowed Schools; and correspondence, scheme of administration, pamphlets and scholarship examinations from Strode's Charity, Egham, Surrey.

Records of the London County Council Education Officer's Department, comprising log books for the following schools in the Chelsea, Fulham, Hammersmith and Kensington areas:

Ackmar Road School

Addison Gardens

Allen Street

The Ashburnham School

Avondale Park

Barlby Road

Bassein Park Road

Beaufort House

Brackenbury Road

Branston Street

Brompton National

Brook Green

Brunel Secondary School

Buckingham Terrace

Campden Institute of Home Training

Campden Hill School

Captain Marryatt Infants School

Carlyle

Chelsea Post Office Messenger Classes

Chelsea Pupil Teachers

Chelsea Secondary

Cobbold Road

Cooks Ground

Coverdale Road

Elizabethan Free

Everington Street

Finlay Street

Flora Gardens

Fulham Central

Fulham Palace Road

Gloucester Grove

Haarlem Road

Halford

Hammersmith Lit

Holland Road

Hortensia Road

Isaac Newton School

Kenmont Gardens

Kingswood Road School

Lancaster Road

Langford Road

Latimer Road

Latymer Foundation

Livingstone Primary

Macmurdo Road

Milson Road

Munster Road

New Kings Road

North End Road

North Kensington (Central)

Old Oak

Our Lady Of Victories

Oxford Gardens

Park Walk Primary School

Parsons Green Secondary

Peterborough

Portobello Road

Queensmill Road

Saint Charles Roman Catholic

Saint Clements Road

Saint Helens Church of England School

Saint John

Saint Luke

Saint Matthew

Saint Quintin Park

Saint Stephens

Saint Thomas

Saunders Road

Sherbrooke Road

Sirdar Road

Sloane

Star Road School

Townmead Road

Varna Hall

Victoria School

Walton Street

Waterside

Wendell Park

West Kensington (Central) School

Westville Infants School

William Street School

Wornington Road

Records of the London County Council Education Officer's Department, comprising log books for the following schools in the Hampstead, Paddington, Saint Marylebone, Saint Pancras and Westminster areas:

Aldenham Street School

All Souls School

Amberley Road School

Argyle School

Barrett Street

Beethoven Street School

Bellfield School

Bell Street School

Birley House School

Bravington Road School

Brecknock School

Brookfield Secondary School

Buckingham Terrace/Gate

Burdett Coutts and Townsend Foundation

Burghley Road School

Camden Street School

Campbell Street School

Cantlowe Road School

Capland Street School

Charing Cross Road School

Christ Chapel School

Christ Church School

Christchurch School

Coram Fields School

Cosway Street School

Cromer Street School

Curzon Street School

Ebury Secondary School

Emmanuel School

Essendine Road School

Exmouth Street School

Gateforth Street School

Gateway School

Grays Yard School

Great College Street School

Harben Secondary School

Harmood Street School

Harrow Road School

Haverstock Hill School

Holly Court Open Air School

Holy Trinity School

Holy Trinity with Saint Paul's School

Horseferry Road School

James Street School

Kensal House School

Kilburn Lane School

King Street School

Kingsgate Road School

Manchester Street School

Mansfield Road School

Marlborough Road School

Medburn School

Mill Bank School

Moberly School

Netherwood Street School

Netley Street School

New Jerusalem School

Nightingale Street School

North Paddington School

Paddington Technical Institute

Poland Street School

Portman Chapel School

Princess Road School

Prospect Terrace School

Pulteney Street School

Queens Crescent School

Queens Gardens School

Ranelagh Road School

Regent Street School

Rhyl Street School

Richmond Street (Roman Catholic) School

Robert Louis Stevenson School

Ryland School

Saint Aloysius' School

Saint Andrew's School

Chester Road School, Dartmouth Park Hill, N19

Saint Anne's School, Soho

Saint Anselm's School

Saint Augustine Church of England School

Saint Clement Danes School

Saint Dominic's Roman Catholic School

Saint Gabriel's School

Saint George The Martyr

Saint Georges Row School

Saint George's School

Saint James' Roman Catholic School

Saint John's School, Kensal Green

Saint John's School, Edgware Road

Saint Johns Wood School

Saint Luke's School

Saint Margaret's School

Saint Mark's School, Hamilton Terrace

Saint Mark's School, Marylebone Road

Saint Martins-In-The-Fields School

Saint Mary's School, Paddington Green

Saint Mary's School, Soho

Saint Mary Magdalene School

Saint Marylebone Grammar School

Saint Marylebone School

Saint Matthew's School

Saint Michael's School, Star Street

Saint Michael's School, Pimlico

Saint Pancras School

Saint Paul Bentinck School

Saint Paul School, East Street

Saint Paul's School, Pimlico

Saint Paul's School, Wilton Place

Saint Vincent's Roman Catholic School

Stanhope Street School

Stanley School

Stanley Central School

Stephen Street School

Tavistock Place School

Thanet Street Church of England School

Upper Marylebone School

Warwick Senior School

West Central District Post Office

Wesleyan College

Westminster Day Continuation School

Westminster Jew's School

Westminster Practising School

Westminster Technical School

Whitfield Street

Wilberforce School

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

Records of the London County Council Education Officer's Department, comprising log books for the following schools in the Hackney, Shoreditch and Stoke Newington areas:

All Saints School

Baileys Lane School

Bay Street School

Berger Road School

Berkshire Road School

Brunswick Street School

Canal Road School

Cassland Road School

Catherine Street School

Chatham Gardens School

Church Street School

Clapton Park School

College Lane School

Craven Park School

Crondall Street School

Curtain Road School

Dalston Wesleyan School

Daniel Defoe

Daubeney Road School

Eleanor Road School

Enfield Road School

Fellows Street School

Gainsborough Road School

Gayhurst Road School

Glyn Road School

Gopsall Street School

Hackney Pupil Teachers School

Haggerston Road School

Hamond Square School

High Street School

Holy Trinity School

Homerton Parochial School

Homerton Row School

Laburnum Street School

Lamb Lane School

Lauriston School

Laysterne School

Lea Marsh School

London Fields School

Maidstone Street School

Mandeville Street School

Morning Lane School

Napier Street School

Northwold Road School

Oldfield Road School

Princess May Road School

Queens Road School

Redvers Street School

Rushmore Road School

Scawfell Street School

Scrutton Street School

Shacklewell School

Shap Street School

Shoreditch Central School

Sidney Road School

Sigdon Road School

South Hackney Central School

Saint Barnabas School

Saint Columba's School

Saint Gabriel's School

Saint John Church of England School

Saint Johns Road School

Saint Mary Haggerston School

Saint Paul's School

Saint Peter's School

Saint Thomas' School

Stormont House School

The Whitmore School

Tottenham Road School

Triangle School

Trinity Place

Upton House School

Wellington Road School

Wellington Street School

Wenlock Road School

Wilton Road School

Wilton Way School

Windsor Road School

Records of the London County Council Education Officer's Department, comprising log books for the following schools in the Bethnal Green, City of London, Poplar and Stepney areas:

All Hallows School

All Saints (National) School

All Saints

Alton Street

Approach Road Wesleyan School

Atley Road

Ben Jonson

Berner Street

Bishop Challener Secondary Boys

Blakesley Street

Bonner Lane School

Bow Creek School

Bow Chapel (Wesleyan) School

Bow Secondary School (Girls)

Bow Road School

Bow Brook School

Brewhouse Lane School

Bruce Road School

Burdett Road School

Cephas Street Secondary School

Christian Street School

Coleman Street Ward School

Columbia Road School

Commercial Street School

Cranbrook Road School

Cubitt Town

Culloden School

Cyril Jackson School

Dalgleish Street School

Daniel Street School

Davenant School

Dempsey Street School

Devons Road

Essex Street School

Fairclough Street School

Fairfield Road School

Farrance Street School

Garford Street School

Geere House (Open Air School)

Gill Street School

Glengall Road School

Glengall Secondary School

Globe Terrace School

Grove Road School

Hague Street School

Heckford Street School

High Street School (Bow)

Highway School

Imperial Street School

Isle Of Dogs

Janet Street School

Johnson Street School

Knapp Road School

Lawrence School

London Street School

Lower Chapman Street School

Lowood School

Malmesbury Road School

Mansford Street Secondary School

Marner Street School

Martin Frobisher Secondary School

Millwall School

Montieth Road School

Mowlem Street School

New Castle Street

Nichol Street School

Nicholas Gibson School

Northey Street School

Oban Street School Bromley

Ocean Street

Old Ford School

Olga Street School

Our Lady Roman Catholic School

Poplar Juvenile Unemployment Centre

Portman Place School

Pritchards Road School

Redmans Road School

Ricardo Street School

Robert Montifiore School

Rochelle Street School

Roman Road School

Rutland Street School

Saint Bartholomew's School

Saint Gabriel's School

Saint Georges In The East Central School

Saint Josephs School

Saint Jude School

Saint Leonard's Road School

Saint Mathias Church of England School

Saint Paul's Road School

Saint Paul's School

Saint Saviour's School

Senrab Street School

Settles Street School

Single Street School

Sir John Cass (Foundation)

Smeed Road School

Somerford Street School

South Grove

Stafford Road School

Stepney Jewish School

Stewart Headlam School

Teesdale Street School

Thomas Street School

Thomas Street Central School

Tidey Street School

Tollett Street School

Tower Hamlets

Trafalgar Square

Tredegar Road, Bow

Turin Street School

Upper North Street School

Virginia Road School

Wellington Road School (Way)

Wilmot Street School

Wolverley Street School

Wood Close School

Woolmore Street School

Wrights Road

Records of the London County Council Education Officer's Department, comprising log books for the following schools in the Deptford, Greenwich and Woolwich areas:

Ancona Road School

Blackheath Road School

Bloomfield Road School

Bluecoat School

Borough Road School

Bostall Lane School

Briset Secondary School

Brockley Central School

Brockley Road School

Burnt Ash Hill School

Burrage Grove School

Calvert Road School

Canterbury Road School

Catford Central School

Catherine House School

Charlton Central School

Charlton National School

Charlton Park Open Air School

Childeric Road School

Christ Church School

Church Manor Way School

Clifton Hill School

Clyde Street School

Conway Road School

Creek Road School

Deansfield Road School

Deptford Roman Catholic School

Deptford Park School

Deptford Pupil Teachers School

Dreadnought School

Earl Street School

Edward Street School

Eglington Road

Elfrida School

Elizabeth Street School

Fossdene Secondary School

Fox Hill School

Frankham Street School

Glenister Road School

Goldie Leigh Hospital School

Gordon School

Greening Road School

Greenwich Central School

Greenwich Road School

Griffin Manor School

Grove Street School

Haimo Road

Halstow Road School

Henwick Road School

High Street School

High Street, Plumstead School

Holy Trinity School

Hughes Fields School

Invicta Road School

Kender Street School

Lamorby (Residential School)

Lombard Wall School

Lucas Street School

Manor Lane School

Manorway Primary

Marsh Lane School

Maryon Park

Mulgrave Place School

Oakmere Secondary School

Old Woolwich Road School

Piedmont Road (Special) School

Plum Lane School

Plumstead Road School

Pope Street School

Powis Street School for the Blind

Purrett Road School

Ravensbourne School

Randall Place School

Richmond St Roman Catholic School

Riverway School

Robert Street School

Roper Street

Royal Hill

Saint Ann's Roman Catholic School

Saint John's School

Saint Michael and All Angels School

Saint Thomas Church of England School

Saint Thomas, Sand Street

Sandhurst Road

Sherbington Road School

Shooters Hill School

Slade School

Thomas Doggett School

Timbercroft School

Trafalgar Nursery School

Union Street School

Vicarage Road

Waller Road School

Westhorne School

Wickham Lane School

Wood Street School

Woolwich Pupil Teachers School

Woolwich Central School

Woolwich Church of England School

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

Abbotshall Road School

Adys Road (Adys House) School

Albany Road School

Albion Street School

Athelney Street

Ballamore Road School

Bellenden Road School

Bermondsey Central School

Boundary Lane School

Brownhill Road School

Camelot Street School

Canterbury Road School

Cobourg Road School

Colls Road School

Coopers Lane School

Cork Street School

Crawford Street School

Credon Road School

Dalmain Road School

D'eynsford Road School

Downderry Road

Downham School

Durham Hill School

East Lane School

Eden Road Wesleyan School

Ennersdale School

Forest Hill Central School

Friern School

Goodrich Road School

Gordonbrock Road School

Green School

Grove Park Secondary School

Haseltine Road School

Hatcham Park School

Heber Road School

Hither Green School

Holbeach Road School

Hollydale Road

Holy Trinity School

Ilderton Road School

Ivydale Road School

Kelvin Grove School

Kilmorie Road School

Leo Street School

Lewisham Bridge School

Lomond Grove School

Lyndhurst Grove School

Mantle Road School

Marvels Lane School

Meeting House Lane Special School

Monson Road School

Nunhead Passage School

Oliver Goldsmith School

Peckham Rye School

Pendragon Road School

Plassy Road School

Rangefield School

Rathfern Road School

Reddins Road School

Ruby Street School

Scarsdale Road School

Southampton Street School

Southampton Way School

Stanley School

Sydenham Hill Road

Torridon Rd School

Trundleys Road Lane School

Upper Grange Road School

Victoria Road (Special) School

Woods Road School

Plassy Road School

Records of the London County Council Education Officer's Department, comprising log books for the following schools in the Bermondsey, Lambeth and Southwark areas:

Akerman Road Special School for the Mentally Defective

All Saints School

Archbishop Sumners School

Avenue Secondary School

Benevolent Society of Saint Patrick

Beresford Street School

Blackfriars School

Caldecot Road School

Charles Dickens School

Christ Church School

Church Street School

Clarence Street School

Cormont Road School

The Cowley School

Crampton Street School

Effra Parade School

English Martyrs Road School

Fair Street School

Faunce Street School

Flint Street School

Fountain Street School

Friar Street School

Galley Wall Road School

Gipsy Road School

Hackford Road School

Harper Street School

Hemp Row School

Heygate Street School

Holland Street School

Holy Trinity Church of England School

Jessop Road School

John Harvard School

John Wesley School

Kennington School

Kennington Road

King And Queen Street School

Lansdowne Place School

Lant Street School

Lawn Lane Myopic School

Laxon Street School

Loughborough Central School

Melior Street (Roman Catholic)

Michael Faraday School

Midway Place School

Mina Road School

Monnow Road School

Nelson Street School

Old Kent Road School (Special)

Pages Walk School

Paragon School

Parkside School

Pocock Street School

Priory Grove School

Riverside Junior School

Rosendale Road School

Rotherhithe New Road

Saint Andrews' School

Saint George's School

Saint John and All Saints

Saint Jude's School

Saint Martins in the Fields High School

Saint Mary the Less School

Saint Mary Magdalen School

Saint Michael School

Saint Patrick's Roman Catholic School

Saint Pauls, Vauxhall

Saint Paul's School (Walworth)

Saint Peter's School

Saint Saviour (Salamanca School)

Saint Saviour's School

Saint Stephen's School

Salters Hill School

Sandford Row School

Santley Street School

Sayer Street School (Myopic)

Snowfields School

Southwark Central School

Springfield School

Stockwell Road School

Sudbourne Road School

Sussex Road School

Turney Road School

Vauxhall Central School

Vauxhall Street School

Venetian Road School

Wadding Street School

Walnut Tree Walk School

Waterloo Road School

Webb Street School

Whitney School

Woodland Road School

Westow Hill School

Westminster Bridge Road School

Weston Street School

Wood Vale School

Wycliffe School

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

Aristotle Road Secondary School

All Saints School

Basnett Road School

Battersea Park Road School

Bolingbroke Road School

Bonneville Road School

Brandlehow Road School

Broadwater School

Cavendish Road School

Chesterton Primary School

Clapham Manor School

Defoe School

Deodar Road School

Derington Road School

Eardley School

Eltringham Street School

Ensham Central Mixed School

Ethelburga Street School

Fircroft Road School

Fountain Road

Furzedown School

Garratt Lane School

Gideon Road School

Graveney School

Haselrigge Road School

Hearnville Road School

Hillbrook Secondary School

Hitherfield Road School

Holden Street School

Honeywell Road School

Huntingfield Road School

John Burgess School

Larkhall Lane School

Lavender Hill School

Magdalen Road School

Mantua Street School

Mitcham Lane School

New Park Road

New Road School

Oldridge Road School

Plough Road School

Our Lady Of The Angels

Putney Church of England School

Ravenstone School

Raywood Street School

Richard Atkins School

Riversdale School

Royal Victoria Patriotic School

Saint Anne's National School

Saint George's School

Saint John's School

Saint Mark's School

Saint Mary Putney School

Sellincourt Road School

Shillington Street School

Sleaford Street School

Springwell House School

Surrey Lane School

Stonehouse Street

Swaffield Road School

Telferscot Road School

Wandle School

Wandsworth and Battersea School

Wandsworth Technical Institute

Winstanley Road School

Wix's Lane School

Records of the London County Council Education Officer's Department relating to emergency wartime measures, including evacuation, 1908-1954.

Subject and policy files relating to evacuation including historical record of the evacuation operation up to 1943; statutory basis of evacuation scheme; acceleration of civil defence measures; Air Raid Defence League; correspondence with other metropolitan authorities; correspondence with authorities in reception areas; circular letters to schools; Government publications on evacuation; inter-departmental conferences; circulars issued by local education authorities in the reception areas; tests and rehearsals; signals and messages; reports by Inspectors on emergency re-assembly; statistics; staffing and organisation; care and use of gas masks; identification measures and equipment; education of evacuated children; propaganda drive and possibility of compulsory evacuation; communal activities for evacuated women; aliens evacuated to restricted areas; employment of school children on harvest work; railway facilities for visits by parents to the reception areas; visits by relatives in cases of sickness or death; 1940 Scheme for provision of boots and clothing; subsistence allowances for teachers and other staff; billeting arrangements; recovery of expenses from parents in some circumstances; Plan IV, the second large-scale evacuation operation in June 1940; Plan V, the 'trickle' evacuation after June 1940; Plan VI, the large-scale evacuation on advent of heavy bombing; Plan VII, the evacuation of homeless children with their parents; Children's Overseas Reception Scheme; special scheme for evacuation of certain coastal areas; the 'Rivulet' evacuation operation in case of resumption of aerial attacks, put into effect in July 1944 after commencement of fly-bomb raids; refugee students; Christmas parties in the reception areas, Christmas Treats Fund; Advisory Committee on Evacuation of School children (Ministry of Health); Education Officer's Advisory Committee on Evacuation; Confidential Bulletins (Secretariat File); transport arrangements; criticisms of the evacuation arrangements; 'The Schools in Wartime', Board of Education Memoranda numbers 1 to 35; Board of Education circulars; Ministry of Health circulars; LCC Evacuation Bulletins; BBC broadcast talks and announcements concerning evacuation; anecdotes from evacuation period; closing down of evacuation scheme; return arrangements on close-down of evacuation scheme; administration in the reception areas; correspondence relating to the 'Official History of World War II' Education volume.

Subject and policy files relating to the evacuation of special categories of evacuees (special schools, nursery schools, mothers and under-fives, open air schools, mentally disabled children, approved schools and remand homes, diabetic children, hospital schools, blind persons, refugee children, aged and infirm persons, Jewish school children, expectant mothers), including holiday camps used for special evacuees; circular letter concerning evacuation arrangements for special parties; juvenile delinquency on the part of London evacuees; reports by medical inspectors on physically and mentally defective children in evacuation camps; evacuation to Northern Ireland; evacuation to Ireland; and winding up of evacuation scheme for special parties and nurseries.

Subject and policy files on schools remaining in London, including air raid circulars issued to schools during the First World War; census of children in London; children returning to London; steps taken to check drift back to London; weekly estimates of children in London; re-opening of schools in London; emergency schools in London; re-imposition of compulsory attendance; reports by inspectors on school conditions during the period of "flying-bomb" attacks; air raid precautions in schools; adaptations in school premises to provide first aid posts; use of school premises by the Civil Defence services; damage to schools and post-war reconstruction; war production work in technical institutions; war-time day nurseries and play centres; report on the standard of attainment at wartime elementary schools in London; victory celebrations.

Photographs and press cuttings relating to the evacuation of children and schools; school diaries and log books; school magazines; posters (double crown size) connected with various aspects of the evacuation scheme; Directory of London Schools in the Reception Areas; outline map showing distribution of London's evacuated school children; transport schedules prepared by Divisional Dispersals Officers; Ministry of Health handbook on billeting and welfare for the use of Chief Billeting Officers; 'The Schools in Wartime', booklet published by Ministry of Education; publicity material.

Records of the Middlesex County Council Education Officer's Department relating to finances, 1919-1966, including papers relating to school fees; papers relating to financial aid for pupils; budget estimates and correspondence relating to the estimates; and abstract books for teacher salaries and superannuation.

Records of the Middlesex County Council Education Officer's Department relating to higher and further education, 1929-1965, including further educational schemes; papers relating to higher education in Acton, Finchley and Tottenham; examinations for the Armed Forces and the Royal Society of Arts; papers relating to individual colleges and polytechnics.

Records of the London County Council Education Officer's Department relating to Higher and Further education, 1885-1975. General files on a variety of topics including: Technical Institutes and Polytechnics; reductions in educational expenditure, fees; Further Education Building programme; Art Schools and Industry Conference; refugee students; transfer of scholars from secondary to junior technical schools; the Education Act, 1936; trade schools for girls; assistance to apprentices; Regional Co-ordination in the field of technical education Conference; the University of London; papers regarding training for specific trades; HM Inspector's Reports on training for specific trades; origins and general history of Day Continuation Schools; adult education; continued education of unemployed boys and girls; evening classes; proposed correspondence courses; education for members of the Armed Forces; juvenile organisations in London; London Youth Committee; Borough Youth Committees; training of blind, deaf and disabled persons; schools and the youth service; training ships and barges; juvenile delinquency; World Assembly of Youth; grants; National Certificates in Commerce endorsed by Board of Education; physical education as part of evening institute courses; teaching nursing and health subjects; classes in HM Prisons; the Further Education Scheme; Navy training schemes; links between secondary and further education; correspondence with cartoonist Bert Thomas regarding evening class publicity; the Committee on Higher Education (Robbins Committee); the National Advisory Council on Art Education; Jubilee celebrations of Fifty Years of Evening Institutes; recreational institutes; broadcasting of education programmes by the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC); Youth Officers and Youth Clubs; annual further education statistics and Inspectors Reports on evening institutes.

Minutes, agendas, reports and papers of various Consultative Committees and Conferences, including the Regional Advisory Council for Higher Technological Education; the Regional Academic Board; the Conference on Technical Education; the Association of Principals of LCC Institutes; the London Youth Committee; Borough Youth Committees; the Federation of London Men's Institutes; the Federation of London General Institutes, the National Advisory Council for Industry and Commerce and Consultative Committees and sub-committees on various classes and courses including book production, furnishing trades, goldsmiths', silversmiths', jewellers' and allied trades, commercial insurance, national insurance, needle trade, civil engineering, electrical engineering, management studies, mechanical and production engineering, garment trade, photography, cookery, waiters, printing and allied trades and the tailoring trade. Also minutes of Sub-Committees and bodies regarding the management of technical institutes, and minutes of Managers of Evening Institutes.

Papers relating to scholarships including senior county awards; trade scholarships; special places at junior technical institutes and trade schools; scholarships for central school pupils; scholarship holders and military service (First World War); Major County Awards; Davenant Exhibitions; Goldsmiths' Company Exhibitions; Kitchener Scholarships; Merchant Taylors Fund Scholarships; organ and choral scholarship at Oxford and Cambridge Universities; Robert Blair Fellowships in Applied Science and Technology; scholarships to the Royal College of Art.

Records of individual technical institutes and schools of art, including papers relating to: curricula, lectures, awards, reports, inspections, Committee papers, policies, building works, scholarships, co-operation with commercial firms, arrangements during the Second World War, replacement of obsolete equipment, Governing Bodies, maintenance and block grants, financial accounts and administration.

Reports, including report on Block Maintenance Grants to Polytechnics and other Aided Technical Institutes; Survey Reports on Polytechnics and Technical Institutes; LCC Inspectors' reports on Polytechnics and Technical Institutes; Annual Accounts of Aided Technical Institutions; reports on Education, Commerce and Industry; Technical Education in the Engineering Trades; Recovery of Cost of Out-County Students at Polytechnics and Technical Institutes; report on Eight Years of Technical Education and Continuation Schools; report on re-organisation of Evening Schools; statistics of Evening Institutes; report of the Section of the Education Committee appointed to consider the question of Apprenticeships; reports on the Manufacture of Gauges and the Training of Munitions Workers in Certain London Technical Institutions during the First World War; University of London - Report of Commission to Consider the Draft Charter for the Proposed Gresham University in London; University Colleges in Great Britain - Grants in Aid - Report to the Treasury by T.H. Warren and Professor G.D. Liveing. Also reports and registers of individual Technical Establishments and Evening Institutes.

Papers relating to County Awards including sample sets of case-papers regarding training of the blind; sample of case-papers regarding Senior County Awards; sample of case-papers regarding Major County Awards and sample of case-papers Declaration of Financial Circumstances of a recognised student beginning a course in a University Department of Education.

Prospectuses, handbills and syllabuses for LCC technical institutes, LCC Schools of Art, LCC Trade Schools, LCC Evening Commercial Institutes, LCC Commercial Colleges and Literary Institutes, LCC aided institutions and LCC evening class centres.

Records of the London County Council Education Officer's Department relating to pre-primary, primary and secondary education, 1871-1969. General files on a variety of topics including: the government of maintained secondary schools; establishment of system for central schools; report on Senior Elementary Schools by LCC Inspectors; children under school age; nursery schools; Roman Catholic schools; psychological and sociological investigations on London schoolchildren; attendance bye-laws; the raising of school-leaving age; school journeys, trips and exchange visits; educational visits to cultural institutions; educational films; secondary technical education; the organisation of post-primary education; development of comprehensive schools; organisation and grading of maintained schools; Hadow Report on the Education of the Adolescent; Fleming Committee on the Public Schools; examinations; Schools Council for the Curriculum and Examinations; playgrounds; television in schools and audio-visual and other teaching aids; use of calculators; drug taking by schoolchildren; Rural Centres for schools and major out-county playing fields.

Personal papers of Alderman Martin Parr concerning (a) comprehensive education and (b) management of Shoreditch School (of which he was a governor); personal papers of Mr P.E Postgate (School Governor).

Papers relating to the development of the curriculum and school subjects, including arithmetic, citizenship and civics, commercial subjects, technical subjects, Esperanto, French, history, hygiene, health and temperance, modern languages, nature study, needlework, physical education, religious education, science, sex education, speech training, spelling, drama and music.

Papers relating to scholarship awards for entry to secondary schools (before the introduction of compulsory secondary education), including enquiry into the quality of county scholars, eligibility for scholarships, scholarship statistics, Junior County Scholarships, Secondary School Examinations Council, grant regulations, intelligence tests, Charity Schemes, scholarships awarded under Education Officer's wartime delegated powers, papers relating to individual grammar schools with charitable endowed foundations (please see catalogue for full list of the schools).

Minutes and papers of various individual school management bodies, including the governors and local advisory committees of secondary schools supported by the LCC before compulsory secondary education in 1944; Managers of Central Schools; Divisional Committees of the School Board for London; Managers of Elementary Schools; Managers of Elementary Schools after 1904; Managers of Non-Provided Schools and Managers of Nursery Schools (please see catalogue for full list of individual schools).

Sample case files including winners of Junior County Scholarships, Special Place Awards, Junior Technical and Junior Art Scholarships for Boys and Girls and Junior County Scholarships; confidential reports on secondary modern school leavers; boarding school pupils assisted financially by the Council; applications from schools for Supplementary Assistance from Trust Funds. Sample examination papers for Common Entrance Examinations and Junior Leaving Examinations, including mathematics, English and verbal tests.

Specimens of reward cards and certificates awarded for good attendance, punctuality or conduct, completion of courses or exams, good academic performance and specific achievements. Specimens of school work, registers, notebooks, photographs, press cuttings, event programmes, accounts of school trips, drawings, school magazines, textbooks and primers, pupil record books, prospectuses and booklets, exhibition guides, Board of Education handbooks and script of "To Live and Learn", information film for parents explaining the secondary school system.

Inspector's Reports for provided schools, non provided schools, voluntary aided schools, industrial schools and special schools. Also Inspectors' general files relating to: survey of work in commercial subjects, continuation classes, the provision of engineering education in London, survey of music lessons, physical training in evening institutes, educational work in prisons, rural centres, the school meals service and out of county sports centres.

Records of the London County Council Education Officer's Department relating to special schools, 1854-1977, including: Acts and Regulations relating to mental deficiency; ascertainment and notification of mentally defective children; the organisation of emergency special schools in London during the Second World War; acquisition of country properties for use as residential schools; sex instruction in residential schools; blind and defective children formerly dealt with under Poor Law powers; use of school ambulances for physically defective pupils; corporal punishment in transferred residential schools and homes; the Education (Institution Children) Act, 1923; scholarships for physically defective children; scholarships for myopic pupils; scholarships for partially blind children; domestic training for blind and partially blind girls; diet at residential schools and homes; reservations for the handicapped at Government holiday camps; visit of 200 London delicate children to Adelboden, Switzerland; wireless sets and gramophones for special and industrial schools; Joint Parliamentary Advisory Council concerning physically defective children; Church of England Advisory Board on Spiritual Ministration; Building Programme for special schools; Regional Conferences on Special Schools; Meetings of Heads of Boarding Special Schools; visit of Queen Juliana of the Netherlands to John Ruskin School for partially-sighted children; visit to special schools in Belgium and Holland by Council officers; sickness at residential schools; residential school nurses; further education of handicapped children; enuresis (bed-wetting); cost of maintenance of special schools; juvenile delinquency and statistics. Also general papers relating to individual institutions, including photographs and histories.

Minutes of the Managing Committees of various industrial, reformatory and truant schools, children's homes, residential schools for deprived children, residential open-air schools, residential schools for children with mental or physical disability, day special schools and reformatory schools. Registers of admission and discharge, log-books, punishment books for various reformatory schools, residential schools and children's homes; and annual reports and inspection reports for various schools (please see catalogue for full list of the schools).

Specimens of progress record books for deaf children; sample of case papers for children reported on under the Mental Deficiency Acts, 1913-1927; sample of case-papers for children reported on under Section 57 of the Education Act, 1944; specimen sets of case-papers for handicapped children placed in residential schools; sample school leavers case sheets for Educational Special Needs schools under the Mental Health Act, 1959; and diagrammatic record of incidence of cases of infectious diseases at residential schools.

Records of the London County Council Education Officer's Department relating to staff, 1881-1968.

Subject and policy files relating to the Burnham Committees, including the Elementary Committee, Secondary Committee, Technical Committee, Standing Joint Committees (Elementary, Secondary and Technical), Local Education Authorities Panel, papers relating to revision of salaries and papers relating to arbitration proceedings.

Subject and policy files relating to teaching staff, including papers on student teacherships; the eligibility of aliens; assessment machinery for promotion of teachers; teachers failing to pass the certificate examination; employment of conscientious objectors; shortage of Infants' school teachers; married women teachers; staffing of elementary schools; staffing of schools in poor and difficult districts; qualifications required for teachers of commercial subjects in central schools; distribution and training of music teachers; supply teachers; women teachers in boys' departments; appointment of Head Teachers; environmental conditions of teachers and children; interchange of staff and exchanges abroad; recruitment and employment of teachers; supervision of meals and teacher training colleges.

Subject and policy files relating to non-teaching staff including the LCC Education Officer and his staff; the Chief Inspector and inspectors of schools; the Children's care service; health visitors and the School Health Service; social workers; school inquiry officers; the Play Centre Service; and administrative and clerical staff.

Registers of teachers and other staff working at LCC and non-provided schools; registers of applicants for employment; registers of pupil teachers, salary registers and registers of unattached teachers. Pamphlets "The Teaching Profession - How to become a Teacher in a London School" (1921) and "Willingly to School: An Introduction to the Work of the Education Officer's Department" (1952).

Also album of photographs of members of the Education (Executive) Dept in 1908 presented to Mr. (later Sir) Robert Blair on occasion of his Silver Wedding, 1908, including photographs of Philippa Fawcett, principal assistant in charge of secondary schools, and Elizabeth Burgwin, child care pioneer.

Records of the Middlesex County Council Education Officer's Department, 1923-1964, comprising personnel records relating to the staff of the Department and teachers in the County's schools, and personnel files from Maria Grey Teacher Training College and Trent Park Teacher Training College. Please note personnel files containing personal information will be closed under the Data Protection Act.

Records of the London County Council Education Officer's Department relating to teacher training, 1903-1976.

Subject and policy files on a variety of topics including the Departmental Committee on the Training of Teachers; relations between the Universities and Training Colleges; the Central Consultative Committee of Headmasters and Headmistresses; training of art teachers; training of teachers of the blind; training of teachers of building; training of teachers of the deaf; training of domestic economy teachers; training of teachers of educationally sub-normal children; physical training in LCC Training Colleges; arrangements during the Second World War; Emergency Training Colleges; Senior County Teachers' Scholarships; statistics; National Froebel Union (later Foundation); University of Cambridge Certificate of Education; grants regulations; supply and training of teachers for technical colleges; introduction of the three-year teacher training course.

Subject files relating to individual LCC Training Colleges and individual Training Colleges not maintained by the LCC, including papers on buildings, equipment, expansions, reorganisations and closures, staffing, establishment of courses, arrangements and evacuation during Second World War, transfer of colleges to University of London, correspondence, syllabi, pamphlets, prospectuses, college magazines, policies, grants and fees, inspections, Governor's meeting minutes, Students' Union meeting minutes, Staff-Student Consultative Committee minutes, Staff Meetings and Academic Board meeting minutes (please see catalogue for full list of the individual colleges).

Also sample sets of applicants' case-papers for the Loan Fund for Prospective Teachers; sample sets of personal files of Training College students; reports from Annual Conferences of Teachers; handbooks from the Nuffield Foundation Science Teaching Project; sample certificates and student report and record books; National Froebel Union regulations, examination papers and reports of examiners; 'The Government of Maintained Training Colleges', LCC pamphlet (1953).

Records of the Middlesex County Council Education Officer's Department relating to the Second World War, 1939-1947, including papers relating to measures undertaken by the Education Officer's Department to safeguard children during and after the Second World War. The material relates to evacuation, air raid precautions and the provision of milk in secondary schools.

Records of the Middlesex County Council Education Officer's Department relating to welfare services for children and children's care work, including files relating to a variety of subjects including medical and dental inspections, legal liaison, latch key children, the provision of clothing, the School Meals Service, the Child Guidance Service and juvenile employment.

Records of the London County Council Education Officer's Department relating to welfare services and children's care, 1888-1970.

Subject and policy files on a variety of topics including children's care work; report of Children's Care Organisers and Divisional Superintendents on Unemployment and Distress in the early stages of the First World War; London Juvenile Advisory Committee; employment of children and juveniles; cleansing of verminous children; dietary and clinical investigation into nutritional standard of Bethnal Green school children by the Rowett Research Institute (Carnegie Trust); provision of hot mid-day meals in schools; Children's Play Centres Fund; after-care of school leavers; children's care organisers; proposed integration of children's care service and school inquiry service; Association of Children's Care Organisers; Association of Social Workers; the Young People's Advisory Service Avondale Project; Children's Country Holiday Fund; Youth Employment Service; Education (Provision of Meals) Act 1906; School Meals Service; Bateson Report on the employment of children as film actors, in theatrical work and in ballet; smoking and health; Child Guidance Clinic, Maudsley Hospital.

Minutes of the Children's Care Committees of individual LCC schools and minutes of Local Associations of Children's Care Committees. Registers of infringements and prosecutions regarding the employment of children under Education Act, 1921; Summons Books for infringements of school attendance requirements; minutes of the Inter-Departmental Committee on Children's Care Service.

Records of the Middlesex County Council Education Officer's Department relating to the Youth Employment Service, set up in 1910 to guide young people into the occupations for which they were most suited. It contains files on administration, correspondence and reports, lists of staff and school leavers, regional committee files, apprenticeship schemes and papers of individual youth employment bureaux.