It was sold in January of 2015 to Grimsby businessman Glen Kirwin of Kirkellys Developments, Grimsby and in June 2015, Mr Kirwin submitted an application for conversion of the care home and roof space to provide 14 self-contained flats. Students Working From Home. Blogging around Lincolnshire: Eleanor Street School, Grimsby Oasis Academy Wintringham. Weelsby Avenue, Grimsby, South Humberside, DN32 0AZ . Here is the account of the Highfield site seen through the eyes of a London evacuee in 1944 (Vickie Reilly (nee Vickers)), which presents a picture that I can easily recognise. The 21-bedroom building had been on the market for around 300,000, marketed by Crofts Estate Agents. High School/Secondary School. "She had an idiosyncratic way of repeating part of what she said in a very refined tone and I commented in my essay that she had said 'Those lettuces are very naice, very naice!'. "I remember my class going to the impressive school in the heart of town for music lessons with a very venerable gentleman whose name I wish I could remember". In November 2000, an application for consent to demolish the building was rejected by planning officers who said: "the building makes a positive contribution to the character of the area", adding that an alternative use was not put forward. This vibrant, mixed-use neighbourhood will be the perfect place for businesses to thrive. the headmaster - 4art.com Neville Butt - en-gb.facebook.com Wintringham School, East Midlands - vymaps.com Oasis Community Learning is the part of Oasis global family Oasis charitable trust, 2023 Oasis Community Learning is a Company Limited by Guarantee registered in England and Wales number 05398529 and an Exempt Charity. At the same time, a re-organisation of local education saw Wintringham give up its 6th Form and take in new pupils a year earlier than was previously the case. The council is seeking to find a new owner for the building, Thorganby House on Princes Road, Cleethorpes, Exterior of the properties on Garth Lane, Grimsby, View across Alexandra Road, towards Garth Lane, A 500,000 project to renovate the former Cleethorpes Railway Station ticket office into a cycle hub is now underway, The boarded up Hazelmere House care home in 2016, William Hill and Son Limited, Poplar Works, fizzy drinks factory and workshops on Hamilton Street, Grimsby, Advert for William Hill & Son, mineral waters, Poplar Works, Hamilton Street, Grimsby, (Image: Peter Colebrook:Taken from book - The Rise of Grimsby (Volume I) 9th Century to 1865 by Bob Lincoln - published in 1913), The former New West Marsh Club building, Corporation Road on the corner of Ravenspurn Street, which has been boarded up for a number of years, The former Eleanor House Care Home today on the corner of Heneage Road and Eleanor Street, Hewitts Brewery buildings on East Street, Grimsby, which have been left untouched since the brewery closed. Meet the Staff - Oasis Academy Wintringham The Ice Factory was seen in several shots during an episode which marked the end of the successful series. Applicants Kentmere Care Ltd, a family-run firm, had ties with the town as director Ian Milner was born in Grimsby and recalled delivering papers to Hazelmere House when he was a teenager. FORMERLY known as Welholme Congregational Church and Mission Church and Sunday School, the Grade II listed building became a museum stores and offices. Sources state that it was occupied from 1920-1950. A gabled bay to the far right has a foundation stone recording date May 18, 1878 and names of architect and builder. Could Garth Lane site finally become jewel in Grimsby's crown? Water was pumped from the River Freshney. The traditional grammar school ethos was evident in the house system which was particularly powerful on sports day with the annual creation of a new school Victor Ludorum. The old grammar school buildings in Weelsby Avenue, Grimsby, were opened in 1953 as Wintringham Grammar School to replace a former school on Eleanor Street, Grimsby. It also has a basement cellar. History Group created on May 30, 2007 See more Tags Preschool Friendships My mother was there in the early 1900s and it was then the Grimsby Higher Grade School or Grimsby Municipal College. Freeman Street led straight to the docks and was Grimsby's main shopping thoroughfare with a large open-air market. Margaret Wintringham Louth's MP, 1921-24. Oasis Academy Wintringham Established 2007 (formerly 1933) Principal Miss Jane Bowman Founder Oasis Trust Location Weelsby Avenue Grimsby North East Lincolnshire en-academic.com EN More research is needed to establish exactly when the Eleanor Street College was redesignated as a grammar school, but it is likely that the name change came with the passing of the 1944 education act, which required every local authority to have a grammar school to accommodate the academic stream of pupils from its primary schools as a result of the new 11Plus selection tests. The building opened as Wintringham Grammar School in 1895 and later became Grimsby Municipal College, which closed in 1994. In a letter to NELC in December 2014, Mr Pinchbeck asked that when drafting the final version of the 'Local List' they acknowledge that the smaller section of the side building, or at least the rear section, is excluded from the listing or at least identified as beyond repair. A dedicated group of volunteers called the Great Grimsby Ice Factory Trust have been pursuing a vision to refurbish it to benefit the town but need financial support. The plant was improved until it could handle about 20,000 bottles a day. It remains the only ice factory of its type with its equipment still intact. Wintringham Grammar - Facebook We also spent time in the air-raid shelters singing Girl Guide songs. It is just off the A16 Peaks Parkway just south-west of the A46 crossroads next to the Lisle Marsden CE Primary School in Wellow and on the Grimsby-Cleethorpes boundary . She had her hair in buns over her ears, which she patted as she talked. Externally it remains one of the best preserved Edwardian public houses or clubs in the borough. It was previously marketed by Lambert Smith Hampton but no longer appears for sale. Schools - Secondary. Also commenting on the programme was Chair of GGIFT, Vicky Hartung who told how the cost of the project would tip 15 million with VAT, but said work could be complete within three years should the cash be secured. The two-and-a-half storey semi-detached villa style house was converted into a nursing home. 1861-3 by Bellamy and Hardy of Lincoln and designed to hold 100 students. Service, Grimsby Minster on Wednesday 2nd November at 11am. We are open from 9.00am to 3.00pm Mondays to Fridays, term time only. THE late 19th century red brick manor house was originally a home complete with servants. Gill studied at Scarborough High School and the University of Liverpool. Under the heading of principals and concepts, the application states: "Importantly the building will be brought back into use and the principle of management to sustain the values of the building will be able to come in to play; while the building has had minimal use for a number of years a certain amount of deterioration has taken place, with more regular use of the building after the restoration and refurbishment works have been undertaken the building will be monitored and maintained on a more regular basis which will slow any future deterioration by identifying issues early on.". The Ice Factory is Grade II star listed which means English Heritage thinks it is a building of national significance. The main section of the building was previously a mixture of businesses including Grinders nightclub, the Tap & Spile pub which closed in 2002 and The Granary Restaurant which closed in March 2010 the victim of a recession. At Key Stage 4 the focus is on the English Baccalaureate, and there are daily maths, English and science lessons- plus three guided options.[9]. In the 1990s, Bateman's Brewery was interested in using the site as a pub. It also became an upper school with ages 1218, as Grimsby became part of the three tier system. About 25 crew members from Humberside Fire and Rescue Service were called to a derelict listed building in Garth Lane after more than 50 members of the public made emergency calls. As the printing business grew, the medicine declined, but the big break came from a former employee named Robinson. It was then sold to an anonymous property developer and plans were made to convert it to flats, but only a few flats were completed. He was prepared to tackle all types of printing, repair old books and bind in new Morocco leather, roan, velvet, calf or vellum. The aeration process which puts carbon dioxide bubbles into the drinks was introduced. Eventually, after many years as the Wintringham Grammar School, it became the Grimsby Technical College during the 1940s. On his death the business passed to Billy Hill, who had started at his grandfather's factory as a boy. THE former Hewitt brothers Tower Brewery, built in 1901, was in business until 1968. She told the show: "Grimsby was the busiest fishing port in the world and it was down to the enterprise of the people that built this ice factory really. This was followed by a loan period with League Two club Grimsby Town. I am 63 years old and we have to park in the side street and carry all the bags home. The building, re-named Migar House, was gutted had been granted Grade II listed status only a week before the blaze. Create your advert now. The detached two-storey accommodation extends to approximately 545.6 sq m (5,873 sq ft) on a 0.94 acre plot. According to the Land Registry, in 2006 ownership transferred to a Ramesh Murugupillai and Rabindranath Selliah. There were also numerous poems and stories. Indicative of the rapid growth and prosperity of the town post 1850, it is one of the few buildings left of a small complex of civic buildings and landscapes in the area. Wintringham School - Facebook wintringham grammar school, grimsby - ksasf.org IN January plans were submitted to North East Lincolnshire Council, to change a former booking office dating to 1863, on Station Approach, into a cycle hub at Cleethorpes Railway Station. The former Lodge care home on Bargate, Grimsby, Holme Hill School, Grimsby, on the corner of Heneage Road and Wellington Street, The former Grimsby Conservative Association building, on Bargate, Grimsby, A view of the docks and the former ice factory, from Nelson House, Grimsby, The former Farringford residential care home building, on the corner of Tennyson Road and Grimsby Road, Cleethorpes. Holme Hill is no longer used as a school but unlike the old Eleanor Street College it is a grade 2 listed building and is legally protected. He studied process methods, and when he took over from his father in 1920 he planned some changes.