What is recorded here
The public map records this plaque for Northleaze School. Its recorded inscription reads: Northleaze School. Built on land given by Sir Greville Smyth, it cost £2,200 raised by public subscription. The foundation stone was laid on 12th November 1860, the official opening took place on 21st January 1862. Although a Church of England [...]
Northleaze School was established through public fundraising and land donated by Sir Greville Smyth; its construction in the mid-19th century reflects the Victorian era's emphasis on education expansion and community involvement in Britain.
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