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Kirby Hill C of E Primary School

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The History of Kirby Hill Primary School

It was the determination and single-mindedness of Charles Hanson Sale which brought about the permanent establishment of a C of E school at Kirby Hill.

The original formalities for the setting up of such an establishment are contained in a conveyance for the endowment of a school site comprising a parcel of vicarial Glebe measuring 1700 square yards or thereabouts in the village of Kirby-on-the-Moor.

 This splendid legal document dated 28th day of March 1867 named the then vicar, Charles Sale, as one of its several signatories. From that point in time Charles Hanson Sale was to devote the next 27 years of his incumbency to the daily supervision of a school that we can believe was his pride and joy. Links were thus forged that have stood the test of time and happily there remains to this day, a close relationship between Parish Church and the school.



VE Day - Log Books

To mark the 80th Anniversary, the children learnt all about VE Day . After a special assembly, the whole school community we were so lucky to be able to look at the school log books from the old building from 1945. We read the entry made from the Headmaster: Mr George Wilfrid Thompson noting that Kirby Hill C of E Primary will be closed on the 8th May in 1945 for two days to mark VE Day. The school held a sports day with a bonfire in celebration too. In our assembly, we learnt that bonfires were held on streets as the nation celebrated the Victory in Europe.