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School and School House, Papworth St Agnes
History of School
According to Dora Tack, the schoolroom was one long room. It was divided into two classes by a difference in the floor level.
1935/37 16 children in attendance.
A Social and Dance was held in the schoolroom every third Friday during winter months. Windows were blackened by blankets brought by the villagers.
School House
No. of rooms: 5
Occupants in 1942:
Water Bend – agricultural worker and special constable for Papworth St Agnes
Kathleen Brend, wife, schoolmistress. previously Miss Petch, and cycled to school daily from Great Staughton.
Robert Brend, son
1988 converted into residence by St John Sperling
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