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1. www.british-history.ac.uk › vch › cambsThe University of Cambridge: The modern university (1882-1939)

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   4 days ago · The buildings became the home in 1894 of Homerton College, a training college for teachers which then moved to Cambridge. From 1884 to 1896 William Ayerst ran a private hostel which was housed on Mount Pleasant.

2. www.qebarnet.co.uk › youve-had-the-golden-ticketLord Simon Woolley, Principal of Homerton College, Cambridge ...

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   1 day ago · The guest speaker, who is Baron Woolley of Woodford, became Principal of Homerton in October 2021 ­– the third Black person to be elected head of a college at Cambridge or Oxford. He sits as a cross-bencher in the House of Lords.

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4. www.eng.cam.ac.uk › news › kate-lucas-viceKate Lucas – Vice-Chancellor’s Social Impact Award winner

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   2 days ago · University of Cambridge Vice-Chancellor Professor Deborah Prentice hosted the ceremony, which saw 15 students recognised with awards. The Awards recognise and celebrate exceptional achievement in contributing to society. Kate (Homerton College) was honoured for her “dedication to increasing diversity in engineering”.

5. www.timeshighereducation.com › blog › state-schoolState-school admissions parity would need radical measures at ...

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   3 days ago · Alan Baker is a fellow and former senior tutor of Emmanuel College, Cambridge. This article is based on a paper given at a symposium on “Overcoming class barriers in Cambridge” at Homerton College in June 2023. It is available on request from Emmanuel’s archivist (catalogue reference COL.9.3.BAKER).

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7. www.cambridgenetwork.co.uk › news › fast-growingFast growing science and technology location, Unity Campus ...

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   1 day ago · Cambridge: Leading regional property investor and developer Howard Group, is delighted to have been awarded ‘Commercial Project of the Year’ for its flagship science and technology hub, Unity Campus, at the Eastern Echo Awards on Wednesday 26th June. Held at Homerton College, Cambridge and now ...

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   1 day ago · Cambridge, 27th June 2024: Leading regional property investor and developer Howard Group, is delighted to have been awarded ‘Commercial Project of the Year’ for its flagship science and technology hub, Unity Campus, at the Eastern Echo Awards on Wednesday 26 th June. Held at Homerton College, Cambridge and now in its third year, the well ...

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   When did Homerton School become a council school?

   • It received government grants from 1886 (fn. 78) and in 1901 was taken over as a practising school by Homerton College, who also built a new infants' school on the site. (fn. 79) The infants' department became a council school in 1912 and the remainder in 1915. There were about 370 children in attendance in 1911. (fn. 80)

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   When was Cambridge High School built?

   • The Cambridge and County High Schools were founded by the county council in 1900, and were county grammar schools in 1953. The boys' school building in Hills Road was erected in 1903. The girls' school was built in Collier Road in 1908, and by 1953 had moved to Long Road. (fn. 117)

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   What is the history of Cambridge County High School?

   • Its history is described elsewhere. (fn. 116) The higher-grade schools were designed to provide some slightly higher education for poor children than was available in the ordinary elementary schools. The Cambridge and County High Schools were founded by the county council in 1900, and were county grammar schools in 1953.

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   Why did Cambridge not have a school board?

   • Because of this no school board was formed for Cambridge, and it was not until 1905 that the first council schools were opened in the Borough, which had become responsible for elementary education under the Education Act of 1902.

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   How did Cambridge Science develop in 1885?

   • Cambridge science also developed in practical directions in these years. Engineering, for instance, made great strides. In December 1885 the special board for physics and chemistry suggested the institution of an honours examination for engineering students in mathematics, physics, and chemistry.

   The University of Cambridge: The modern university (1882-1939)

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   What factors influenced the history of popular education in Cambridge?

   • The chief factor influencing the history of popular education in Cambridge has been the existence of the 'Old Schools'.

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10. www.british-history.ac.uk › vch › cambsThe city of Cambridge: Schools | British History Online

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    3 days ago · It received government grants from 1886 and in 1901 was taken over as a practising school by Homerton College, who also built a new infants' school on the site. The infants' department became a council school in 1912 and the remainder in 1915. There were about 370 children in attendance in 1911.