Bourne Abbey Church of England Academy

Bourne Abbey Church of England Primary Academy is in Abbey Road, Bourne, Lincolnshire, England. It has a roll of 628 pupils.[1]

Bourne Abbey Church of England Primary Academy
Address
Abbey Road

Bourne
,
Lincolnshire
,
PE10 9EP

England
Information
TypeAcademy
Religious affiliation(s)Church of England
Established1877
Chair of GovernorsMr J Kirkman
Head teacherMrs S Moore MA, FRSA
GenderCoeducational
Age4 to 11
Enrolment628 pupils
Websitehttp://www.bourneabbey.lincs.sch.uk/

History

Originally opened in 1877 as Star Lane Board School the original building was two schoolrooms and an attached schoolmaster's house. The architect was Charles Bell of 4 Union Street, London and the contractors Messrs George and William Priest of Grantham, built at a cost of £3,727. Single storey building with projecting wings and central projection with the armorial of the School Board above the window. Charles Bell came from Bourne and became a notable London architect. These buildings form the core of the present school, facing onto Abbey Road. In the 20th century it became known as Bourne Council Junior School when the responsibility of school boards was assumed by local councils, and later as Bourne County Primary School.[2]

Following the expansion of the town in the 1960s and the opening of a new primary school in the west of the town, this school became Abbey Road Primary School.[2]

In 1995 the school was the first primary school to opt out of county status and become Grant Maintained, becoming Bourne Abbey Primary School. It was one of the first schools to introduce on-site nursery education under the same funding.[3][4]

By 2000 it had become a Church of England maintained school, Bourne Abbey Church of England Primary School.[5][6][7]

Today, the school is an academy.

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References
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  2. Birkbeck, J D (1973). History of Bourne. Abbey road, Bourne: Lanes.
  3. Stamford Mercury, 7 January 1995, P 1
  4. Stamford Mercury, 31 March 1995, P 3
  5. "Diocesan information". Archived from the original on 16 July 2011.
  6. Needle, Rex. THE BOURNE CHRONICLE. Bourne Civic Society.
  7. Needle, Rex. A PORTRAIT OF BOURNE on CD-ROM. Archived from the original on 9 October 2010. Retrieved 19 September 2010.
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