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A new school for the boys was planned at Mile End. It opened in 1938, and was named Stockport School. The war interrupted, but on its conclusion the Education Act 1944 (Butler Act) reorganised secondary education. Stockport School was deemed a boys grammar school, and losing its comprehensive intake, it remained as such until comprehensivisation.
St Thomas' CE Primary School, Stockport; St Winifred's RC Primary School, Heaton Mersey; Thorn Grove Primary School, Cheadle Hulme; Tithe Barn Primary School, Heaton Mersey; Torkington Primary School, Hazel Grove; Vale View Primary School, North Reddish; Vernon Park Primary School, Stockport; Warren Wood Primary School, Offerton
In 1991 it was converted into a college of further education; the girls' school became known as the Bulkley Building, and the boys' school became the Moseley Building. Initially the college was called Margaret Danyers College on North Downs Road. In the early 1990s, Stockport replaced its school sixth forms with separate sixth form colleges.
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The Main School's West Face. The photo (left) was taken after construction in 1916. The photo (right) was taken in 2012. The school was founded in 1487 by Sir Edmund Shaa, the 1482 Lord Mayor of London whose will provided for a school and a small chapel in St Mary's Church in Stockport and funds to maintain a priest to chant masses and teach grammar. [1]
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The A6, a major trunk road in England connecting Luton in the south with Carlisle in the north, runs through High Lane. The nearest railway station to High Lane is Middlewood, which is on the Buxton line connecting Manchester Piccadilly and Stockport with the Peak District. Services are generally two-hourly in both directions.
The hospital in 1908, a few years after opening. The facility was established as the Stepping Hill Poor Law Hospital in 1905. [1] [2] It became a military hospital during the First World War [3] and joined the National Health Service (NHS) as the Stepping Hill Municipal Hospital in 1948.