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XPE56/827-835

Records of Aber National School

Item Title	Description	Archive Date
XPE56/827	LETTER: Carter, Vincent & Co., solicitors, at Bangor to the Rector of Aber, re the sale by Lord Penrhyn of properties at Aber. A grant of easement will be necessary to secure the water supply to Aber ... more	1925 Aug. 19
XPE56/828	RECEIPT of Carter, Vincent and Co., solicitors, Bangor to the Rector of Aber acknowledging receipt of the conveyance of Aber School (dated 30 April 1872).	1925 Sept. 7
XPE56/829	INSTRUMENT OF MANAGEMENT (2 Nov. 1950), No. 592, County of Caernarfon made by the Minister of Education under Section 17 (2) of the Education Act, 1944. (10 copies). MEMORANDUM: Ministry of Education,... more	1950 Nov. 2
XPE56/830	HANDBOOK OF REGULATIONS: Caernarfonshire Education Committee. Enclosed: RULES OF MANAGEMENT of Voluntary Controlled Schools (Feb. 1951). 6 copies. COVERING LETTER (25 May 1951): Mansel Williams, Direc... more	1951
XPE56/831	CIRCULAR: Bangor Diocesan Schools Committee quoting for information of local managers of Church Schools a letter from the Welsh Department of the Ministry of Education to the Secretary of the Governin... more	1952 April 7
XPE56/832	ARTICLES OF GOVERNMENT relating to the Llanfairfechan, Pantyrhedyn County Secondary School and the Penmaenmawr, Charles Darbishire County Secondary School in the county of Caernarfon. Enclosed: INSTRU... more	1955 July 27
XPE56/833	REPORT by H. M. Inspectors on Aber Church in Wales Primary School, Caernarfonshire. (3 copies). COVERING LETTER (29 April 1960): Welsh Department, Ministry of Education, 8 Cathedral Road, Cardiff to R... more	1960 Feb. 5
XPE56/834	HANDBOOK for the Guidance of Foundation Managers and Governors, Trustees, and Head Teachers of Controlled Church of England Voluntary Schools. Published by the National Society.	1960
XPE56/835	KEY of Aber School.

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