Lane End Primary School
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Lane End Primary School is a county primary school located at the bottom of Ramillies Avenue, Cheadle Hulme, next to the Ladybrook Valley and Bramhall Park. Lane End Primary School is administered by the Stockport Metropolitan Borough Council. It is classed as a non-denominational.[1] community school and takes pupils from 5-11 with the ability to teach a proportion with special needs.[2] The school has a high level of achievement and its pupils perform higher than both local and countrywide averages.[3]
[edit] History
In its early days Cheadle Hulme was not centred around a parish church and instead was at this time based around a number of separate hamlets. Lane End was a group of several cottages and three farms located close to Millington Hall.[4] It is from this hamlet, the modern school gains its name.
The school was constructed in the late 1960s. Prior to 1990 the school had separate buildings for infant and junior school education. At this stage the infant building was expanded, redeveloped and modernised.[5]
The junior school building was later demolished to make way for a residential development. The school has approximately 210 students with up to 30 children being newly admitted each year.
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[edit] References
- ^ Ofsted report
- ^ BBC News, League Tables, Lane End Primary School, Cheadle Hulme
- ^ Department of Education Lane End Primary School Performance
- ^ Cheadle Hulme History
- ^ Prospectus
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