Education in Norfolk

P B Cliff, The Rise and Development of the Sunday School Movement in England, 1780-1980 (Redhill, 1986). Available through Norfolk Library Service

S J Curtis and M E A Boultwood, An Introductory History of Education since 1800 (London, 1966)

T W Fanthorpe, The Story of Holt Hall: Medieval Manor, Victorian Country House, Boarding School and Field Study Centre (Wellington, Somerset, 2007). Available through the Norfolk Library Service

P Horn, The Victorian and Edwardian School Child, (Gloucester, 1989)

A Longcroft and S Wade-Mardins (eds), Building an Education: An Historical and Architectural Study of Rural Schools and Schooling in Norfolk c1800-1944, Journal of the Norfolk Historic Buildings Group, volume 5 (2013)

S Maclure, The Inspectors' Calling: HMI and the shaping of educational policy, 1945-1992 (London, 2000). Available through the Norfolk Library Service

A Morton, Education and the State from 1833 (Kew, 1997).

Norfolk Education Committee, The Handbook of Education Week held in Norwich from September 27th to October 3rd, 1925 (Norfolk County Council, 1925)

Norfolk Education Committee, Education in Norfolk, 1950-1960 (Norfolk County Council, c1960)

Norfolk Education Committee, Ten Years: a Review of Education in Norfolk, 1960-1970 (Norfolk County Council, c1970)

Norfolk Education Committee, Education in Norfolk, 1970: a statement of principles (Norfolk County Council, c1970)

J Richardson, The Local Historian's Encyclopaedia (New Barnet, 1993), pp 141-146

J Sperandio, 'Secondary Schools for Norwich Girls 1850-1910: demand or benevolently supplied?' in Gender and Education, volume 14, no.4, pp391-410 (Abingdon, 2002)

W B Stephens, Education in Britain, 1750-1914 (Basingstoke, 1998). Available through the Norfolk Library Service

W B Stephens and R W Unwin, Materials for the Local and Regional Study of Schooling, 1700-1900 (London, 1987)

D Stranack, Schools at War: A Story of Education, Evacuation and Endurance in the Second World War (Chichester, 2005)

J Bull (ed), The Story of Keswick Hall: Church of England College of Education, 1839-1981 (Wymondham, 1981)