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A low-angle view of a stone school building with a pointed spire and tall chimneys behind a wooden gate and mature trees.

Sutton school, 1900s

School, Sutton

History of the school

A 1901 Ordnance Survey map detail showing property boundaries, buildings, and reference numbers for the village of Sutton.

Sutton OS 1901

The first school was built in 1862.

A classroom with children seated at wooden desks, two adults standing, and a poster on the wall reading Percussion Charts.

School, 1930s with Mr Scott and Mrs Smith

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