History
It was a school for boys and girls which originally operated as a church school under the aegis of St Peter’s, Regent Square, and was later transferred to the control of the London School Board in the 1880s (P90/PET/80, P90/PET/81/1–2, July–August 1884, London Metropolitan Archives)
It apparently no longer exists
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What was reforming about it?
It became part of the school reforms of the 1880s
Where in Bloomsbury
It was on Dutton Street until wholesale demolition and redevelopment of the area in the late nineteenth century forced it to move or close
Website of current institution
It no longer exists
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Books about it
None found
Archives
Documents relating to the redevelopment of Dutton Street are held in London Metropolitan Archives, ref. P90/PET/82/1–16; more details are available online via Access to Archives (opens in new window)
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