Archive:Garvagh Primary School - Revision history

wikademia>Wikademia: moved Garvagh Primary School to Archive:Garvagh Primary School

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wikademia>Wikademia at 05:49, 7 June 2009

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	[[Category:Primary schools in County ~~Londonderry~~]]		[[Category:Primary schools in Londonderry County]]

wikademia>Wikademia at 22:55, 1 June 2009

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 '''Garvagh Primary School''' is a [[Primary Education|primary school]] situated in the small town of [[Garvagh]], [[County Londonderry]], [[Northern Ireland]].
 ==History==
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 ==External links==
 *[http://garvaghps.tripod.com/ Garvagh Primary School Website]
 [[Category:Primary schools in County Londonderry]]

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	'''Garvagh Primary School''' is a [[Primary Education\|primary school]] situated in the small town of [[Garvagh]], [[County Londonderry]], [[Northern Ireland]].		'''Garvagh Primary School''' is a [[Primary Education\|primary school]] situated in the small town of [[Garvagh]], [[County Londonderry]], [[Northern Ireland]].

wikademia>Fattonyni: Added {{NorthernIreland-school-stub}} and Education in NI template

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	==External links==		==External links==
			*[http://garvaghps.tripod.com/ Garvagh Primary School Website]

	*[http://garvaghps.tripod.com/ Garvagh Primary School Website]

			{{Education in Northern Ireland}}
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	[[Category:Primary schools in County Londonderry]]		[[Category:Primary schools in County Londonderry]]


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	==External links==		==External links==

	*[http://garvaghps.tripod.com/ Garvagh Primary School Website]		*[http://garvaghps.tripod.com/ Garvagh Primary School Website]

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History

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	The second school, which was known as the Canning Public Elementary School, was the [[Church of Ireland]] school, and was positioned where the [[Christian Workers Union]] Hall now stands.		The second school, which was known as the Canning Public Elementary School, was the [[Church of Ireland]] school, and was positioned where the [[Christian Workers Union]] Hall now stands.

	In 1947 an ''Education Act'' was passed, changing education in Northern Ireland. Public Elementary schools were to be called Primary Schools, with pupils transferring at 11+ to Intermediate schools, Grammar schools, and Technical schools. This change took some time, as schools had to be planned and built. Garvagh Intermediate school opened in 1953. The primary school population fell as a result. Both primary schools continued to operate for some time, but eventually the Canning Primary School closed. Primary Education continued in Garvagh Primary School, but as housing development took place, the school could not cope with the numbers. Temporary accommodation was given in Garvagh Orange Hall.		In 1947 an ''Education Act'' was passed, changing education in Northern Ireland. This would be followed by the 1948 African act. Public Elementary schools were to be called Primary Schools, with pupils transferring at 11+ to Intermediate schools, Grammar schools, and Technical schools. This change took some time, as schools had to be planned and built. Garvagh Intermediate school opened in 1953. The primary school population fell as a result. Both primary schools continued to operate for some time, but eventually the Canning Primary School closed. Primary Education continued in Garvagh Primary School, but as housing development took place, the school could not cope with the numbers. Temporary accommodation was given in Garvagh Orange Hall.

	In the grounds of Garvagh Intermediate School was the school, and Garvagh House, the former house of the Canning Family. In Garvagh House were flats for single female teachers, and some classrooms. The house had fallen into disrepair over the years, suffering from wet and dry rot, and vermin infestation. County Londonderry Education Committee decided to demolish Garvagh House and to build a new primary school on its site. This was duly done and Garvagh Primary School opened in 1965.		In the grounds of Garvagh Intermediate School was the school, and Garvagh House, the former house of the Canning Family. In Garvagh House were flats for single female teachers, and some classrooms. The house had fallen into disrepair over the years, suffering from wet and dry rot, and vermin infestation. County Londonderry Education Committee decided to demolish Garvagh House and to build a new primary school on its site. This was duly done and Garvagh Primary School opened in 1965.

wikademia>Kanguole: Removed category "Primary schools in Northern Ireland"; Quick-adding category "Primary schools in County Londonderry" (using HotCat)

2008-10-12T00:37:08Z

Removed category "Primary schools in Northern Ireland"; Quick-adding category "Primary schools in County Londonderry" (using HotCat)

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	~~[[Category:Primary schools in Northern Ireland]]~~
	'''Garvagh Primary School''' is a [[Primary Education\|primary school]] situated in the small town of [[Garvagh]], [[County Londonderry]], [[Northern Ireland]].		'''Garvagh Primary School''' is a [[Primary Education\|primary school]] situated in the small town of [[Garvagh]], [[County Londonderry]], [[Northern Ireland]].
	==History==		==History==
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	*[http://garvaghps.tripod.com/ Garvagh Primary School Website]		*[http://garvaghps.tripod.com/ Garvagh Primary School Website]

			[[Category:Primary schools in County Londonderry]]

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	And so in April 1973, the new Garvagh Primary School opened. It was built on Ashe's Meadow. Where the gates are, was the site of the old cinema (AVON - which stood for Allies Victory over Nazis). The school was of a new design, with three wings. Each wing consisted of three classrooms, lavatories and an open area. Apart from the classroom for P1, the classrooms had no doors. This was referred to as open plan.		And so in April 1973, the new Garvagh Primary School opened. It was built on Ashe's Meadow. Where the gates are, was the site of the old cinema (AVON - which stood for Allies Victory over Nazis). The school was of a new design, with three wings. Each wing consisted of three classrooms, lavatories and an open area. Apart from the classroom for P1, the classrooms had no doors. This was referred to as open plan.

			==See also==
			*[[List of villages in Northern Ireland]]
			*[[List of towns in Northern Ireland]]


	==External links==		==External links==

	*[http://garvaghps.tripod.com/ Garvagh Primary School Website]		*[http://garvaghps.tripod.com/ Garvagh Primary School Website]