What is recorded here
The public map records this plaque for St. Saviour’s School. Its recorded inscription reads: St. Saviour’s School, now known as Ardingly College, was founded here in 1858 by Nathaniel Woodard Curate of St. Mary de Haura and moved by him to Ardingly in 1870. This plaque was placed here by The Old Ardinians’ Society to mark the centenary of this mo
St. Saviour’s School, founded in 1858 by Nathaniel Woodard, played a significant role in the development of secondary education for the middle classes in England and later became Ardingly College after its relocation in 1870.
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