DRAFT LETTER: Rev J P Lewis, Conway to the Board of Education, London, requesting that the skeleton of Conway School Board be dissolved.

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Relates a little of the history of the Board's formation, stating that it was formed by 'misadventure', never having been the choice of the majority of ratepayers.

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LETTER: Board of Education to JPL, replying that they can only consider an application for the dissolution of a School Board if it is made in accordance with Section 41 of the Elementary Education Act (1870).

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Records of Conway National SchoolsCE3

SCHOOLS INTERNAL RECORDSCE3/1

LOG BOOKS:CE3/1/1

ADMISSION REGISTERS:CE3/1/2

ATTENDANCE REGISTERS:CE3/1/3

MISCELLANEOUS SCHOOL RECORDS:CE3/1/4

SCHOOL CORRESPONDENCE: This series of miscellaneous school records bore signs of an original arrangement imposed upon it by its keeper [successive Headteachers and Rectors of Conway]. Wherever such an order has been suspected it has been left undisturbedCE3/1/5

Bangor Diocesan Religious Education CommitteeCE3/1/5/1

School BuildingsCE3/1/5/2

National SocietyCE3/1/5/3

Board of EducationCE3/1/5/4

ORDER from the Department of Science and Art, London, to pay an annual grant to Conway National School amounting to £10.5s.6d.CE3/1/5/4/1

LETTER: Education Dept., London to Rev J P Lewis, Conway, replying that plans of proposed alterations should be forwarded for approval.CE3/1/5/4/2

FORM 17A re annual grant.CE3/1/5/4/3

DRAFT LETTER: Rev J P Lewis, Conway to the Board of Education, London, requesting that the skeleton of Conway School Board be dissolved.CE3/1/5/4/4

FORM (Supply Form 14) stating that Conway National School is recognised by the Board of Education as providing accommodation for 255 boys, 160 girls and 285 infants, making a total of 700 places.CE3/1/5/4/5

SCHEDULE OF ENQUIRIES completed in respect of Conway National Schools for the purposes of the Education Act (1902).CE3/1/5/4/6

BUNDLE of circulars, notices and drafts re section 11 of the Education Act (1902) affecting voluntary or non-provided schools.CE3/1/5/4/7

LETTER: Board of Education, Whitehall to Rev J P Lewis, Conway, enclosing a copy of a letter to Caernarfonshire County Council.CE3/1/5/4/8

FORM 17A re annual grant.CE3/1/5/4/9

RETURN AND CLAIM FORMS (Form 9).CE3/1/5/4/10

RETURN AND CLAIM FORMS (Form 9E) re all three schools.CE3/1/5/4/11

LETTER: Board of Education, London to Rev Noel Williams, Bryn Siriol, Conway replying that the LEAs proposal to provide a Central School has been revised and the intention now is to erect a school for 320 older children.CE3/1/5/4/12

BUNDLE of copy reports and ensuing correspondence on the condition and position of the Infants School. The report of 30 June 1925 objected strongly to the cramped site, town-centre situation and poor state of repair of the school.CE3/1/5/4/13

BUNDLE of correspondence following the condemnation of the Infants School, including draft letter from the Correspondent to the Managers to the Board of Education, Whitehall, giving the case for continuation of the school in its present premises and, following its rejection, plans to reorganise the Boys' and Girls' Schools into a single Mixed Dept., and to transfer the infants to the old Girls' School.CE3/1/5/4/14

Local Education AuthorityCE3/1/5/5

Teachers:CE3/1/5/6

CharitiesCE3/1/5/7

ChildrenCE3/1/5/8

H M I ReportsCE3/1/5/9

InsuranceCE3/1/5/10

BillsCE3/1/5/11

MiscellaneousCE3/1/5/12

LOCAL MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE RECORDSCE3/2