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Description: | Records of the Leeke Intermediate School, Lincoln, and its predecessor schools. The school was established by Canon E.T. Leeke in 1891 as the Continuation Day School, a boys' school which was part of the Church House & Institute, and held in the premises of the former Christ's Hospital or Bluecoat School. Girls were admitted to the school from August 1898 onwards. In March 1901 the school was recognised as a higher elementary school by the Board of Education, and became known as the Higher Grade Elementary School. This status was relinquished because of changes in Board of Education regulations in 1908, and from 24 August 1908 the school was known as Christ's Hospital Terrace School, a higher grade and continuation school. In January 1930 the school was again re-organised as a mixed senior school and re-named, becoming the Leeke Intermediate School, also known as the Leeke Senior Church School. The school was closed in 1946, with the premises reused for the Technical College, and later for the Lincoln School of Art. | Temporal: | 1888-1946 | Source: | Lincolnshire County Council | Identifier: | http://www.lincstothepast.com/Records/Re... | Go to resource |
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