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Black and white postcard showing a pond in the foreground with cattle wading in it, and school buildings in the background.

Brampton School & Pond c.1910

Brampton School

History of Brampton School

1901 Ordnance Survey map detail showing streets, buildings, The Green, Methodist Chapel, and a school in Brampton.

Brampton OS 1901

The school was provided by Lady Olivia Bernard Sparrow. She died in 1863 and left her monogram on many buildings on her estate – ‘O.B.S.’

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