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A large group of children poses in front of a thatched cottage, with a line of boys and girls sitting and standing together.

Hilton school, 1906

Hilton school, Village hall

History of Hilton school

Listed Building

Village Hall …  1856 (Kelly’s), originally the school. Architect RT Hutchinson.

Detail from a 1924 Ordnance Survey map showing the Old Vicarage, school, maze, and The Grange in the village of Hilton.

Hilton OS 1924

Notes from D K Tack, A Maze of Memories. In 1948 the Tacks’ son Peter started school in the village when he was 5 years old. The school mistress was Mrs Brend. The under 7s were taught by Miss Hilma Furniss, the older pupils by the head-mistress, Mrs Frith. This class consisted of about 40 pupils aged from 8 to 14 or 15.

In 1948 there were bucket lavatories for the children across the playground.

A red-brick building with a grey tiled roof, a central gable featuring a stone cross, and a small brick bell tower.

School, Hilton (RGL2025)

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