St. Patrick's School, St. Patrick's Street, Stafford

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Date:1913

Description:St. Patrick’s School (RC) had been established in 1868 explicitly with the aim of ensuring the Faith was maintained amongst the potentially errant working class of Stafford’s north end. Early on it became just a boys’ school, the girls being sent to the more genteel St Austin’s School at the south end of town. The rougher St Patrick’s was under-funded. In 1873 136 pupils were on the books but there was just one qualified master and a candidate pupil teacher.

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Donor ref:St Patricks School 1913 (227/37866)

Source: Mr Jake Whitehouse

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