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This is the list of schools in East Sussex , England. ^[1]

For schools in Brighton and Hove, see List of schools in Brighton and Hove.

Content

• 1 Budget schools
  • 1.1 Primary schools
  • 1.2 Secondary schools
  • 1.3 Special and alternative schools
  • 1.4 Further education
• 2 Independent schools
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  • 2.1 Primary and preparatory schools
  • 2.2 Senior and secondary schools
  • 2.3 Special and alternative schools
  • 3 Recommendations

  Budget schools

  Elementary schools

  • School of Alfriston, Alfriston, Alfriston All School of the Union. Hastings
  • All Saints Primary School, Sidley
  • All Saints St Richards CofE Primary School, Old Heathfield
  • Annecy Catholic Primary School, Seaford
  • Ark Blacklands Primary Academy, Eastbourne
  • Ark Castledown Primary Academy, Hastings
  • Ark Little Ridge Primary Academy, St. Leonards-on-Sea
  • Barcombe CofE Primary School, Barcombe Cross
  • Battle & Langton C.E Elementary School, Battle
  • Beckley CofE Elementary School, Beckley
  • Blackboys CofE Elementary School, Blackboys
  • Bodiam CofE Elementary School, Bodiam
  • Bonners CofE Elementary School, Maresfield
  • Bourne County Elementary School, Eastbourne
  • Breakwater Academy Elementary School, Newhaven
  • Brede Elementary School, Rye
  • Broad Oak Community Elementary School, Broad Oak
  • Burwash CofE Elementary School, Burwash 9006x Buted 90 Buxted
  • Catsfield CofE Catsfield Elementary School
  • Chantry Community Elementary School, Bexhill-on-Sea
  • CofE Elementary School Christ Church, Silverhill
  • Churchwood Elementary Academy, Hastings
  • Chington School, Seaford
  • Chiddingley Elementary School, Chiddingley
  • Cradle Hill Community Elementary School, Seaford
  • Cross in Hand CofE Elementary School, Cross-In-Hand
  • Crowllinghurst CofE Elementary School, Crowtonhurst

  Elementary School , Dallington

  • Danehill CofE Primary School, Danehill
  • Denton Community School, Denton
  • Ditchling St Margarets CofE Primary School, Ditchling
  • Dudley Children’s Academy, Hastings
  • Hurst Green CofE Primary School, Etchingham
  • Icklesham CofE Primary School, Ecklesham
  • Iford & Kingston CofE Primary School, Kingston
  • Jarvis Brook School, Jarvis Brook
  • King Offa’s Primary School, Bexhill-on0109-on , Eastbourne
  • Laughton Community Elementary School, Laughton
  • Little Comprehensive School, Bexhill-on-Sea
  • Little Horsted CofE Elementary School, Little Horsted

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  • Rodmell Cofe Primary School, Rodmell
  • School of Infants Roslands, Istborn
  • Primary school of the Roherfield, Roster Primary School of the RJ community, rye
  • school of infants of infants. St. John’s Elementary School, St. John’s
  • St John’s Meads CofE Elementary School, Eastbourne
  • St Leonards CofE Elementary School, St. Leonards-on-Sea
  • St. Mark’s CE Elementary School, Hadlow Down
  • St. Mary Magdalene RC Primary School, Bexhill-on-Sea
  • St. Mary Stars of the Sea Catholic Primary School, Hastings
  • St. Mary the Virgin Primary School, Hartfield
  • St Marys RC Primary School, Crowborough
  • St. Michael’s Primary School Playden
  • St. Michael’s Elementary School, Withyham
  • St. Pancras RC Elementary School, Lewis
  • St. Paul’s School, Hastings
  • St. Peter and Paul Elementary School, Bexhill-on-Sea
  • St. Peter’s Primary School, North Chile
  • St. Philip’s Primary School, Oakfield
  • St. Thomas Primary School, Winchelsea
  • St. Thomas Becket Catholic Children’s School, Eastbourne
  • St. Thomas Becket Catholic Junior School, Eastbourne 9019 9019 Salehurst CofE Elementary School, Salehurst
  • Sundown Elementary School, Hastings
  • Seaford Elementary School, Seaford
  • Sedlescombe CofE Elementary School, Sedlescombe
  • Ticehurst & Flimwell CE Elementary School, Ticehurst
  • Tilling Green Infant School, Rye
  • Tollgate Community Junior School, Eastbourne
  • Wadhurst CE Elementary School, Wadhurst
  • Wallands0 9 Community Elementary School09 Rise01 Community School09 Community09 Eastbourne
  • West Rise Junior School, Eastbourne
  • West St Leonards Elementary Academy, West St Leonards
  • Western Road Community Elementary School, Lewis
  • Rye College, Rye
  • St. Catherine’s College, Eastbourne
  • St. Leonard’s Academy, St. Leonards-on-Sea
  • St. Richard’s Catholic College, Bexhill-on-Sea
  • Seaford Head School Academy, Seaford

  New Paradise

  • Uckfield College, Uckfield
  • Upland Community College, Wadhurst
  • Willingdon Community School, Lower Willingdon

  Special and Alternative Schools

  • Cuckmere House School, Seaford
  • Gline Gap School, Bexhill-on-Sea
  • Grove Park School, Crowborough
  • Hazel Court Special School, Eastbourne
  • New Horizons School, St. Leonards-on-Sea School

  St Mary’s, Maynards Green

  • Saxon School of Mines, St Leonards-on-Sea
  • Lindfield School, Eastbourne
  • South Downs Community Special School, Eastbourne
  • Torfield School, Hastings

  9004 Find schools in East Sussex. East Sussex County Council. Retrieved 2008-06-08.

Naundorf Primary School – no-regime.

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Naundorf Primary School, also Naundorf School, is located in the Naundorf district of the Saxon city of Radebeul, at Bertheltstrasse 10. The school building was opened as the third building of the Naundorf school in July 1905; gym from 1914/1915 Both buildings were designed by the master builders the Kisling brothers. Today they are under monument protection.

Naundorf Elementary School, opposite the new building on the right side

New building on the right, from 2015

The school has an outdoor garden where the annual cycling class for the 4th grade of all schools in Radebeul and some schools in Coswig takes place.

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• 1 description
• 2 story
• 3 literature
• 4 web links
• 5 individual proofs

Description

Gable gym on the left behind the school building

Gym hall, from the school yard

The three-storey school building stands next to Bertelstraße. The view of the street is asymmetrical: on the left is the side facade, which is emphasized on the left by a stepped pediment decorated with a snail. Behind it is a hipped roof. To the right of the risalit is the entrance portal, marked with the inscription Unseren Kindern/1905 . The right side of the building is covered with a tiled gable roof with dormer windows. It has a slate clock tower with a double curved hood (“clock tower”). In the right view, the gable roof is closed by the “indicated snail gable”.

Neo-Renaissance stucco building stands on a relief sandstone base. The windows are framed by sandstone walls.

Inside – an open two-bay staircase with granite steps and railings in modern style. There are also terrazzo floors. Between 19From 18 to 1938 donated stained glass windows with motifs from Grimm’s fairy tales were installed on the courtyard side.

To the left behind the school building, rotated 90 degrees, is School Gym (51°6′42. 1″ N , 13°36′32.5″ E ). It has a hipped roof with a small turret on the roof.
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The back building behind the school building is a former toilet (also listed).

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View from Jakobstein, 1906: Wackerbarth Castle with Belvedere (center right), top center Naundorff school without gym.

Former toilet block from the school yard. Behind him on the right is a porch with artificial glass windows.

Lower motif window

Upper picture window

Since Naundorf, like Zitzschewig, belonged to the parish in the Kötzschenbroda church, the schoolchildren of the two villages went to the church school in the neighboring Kötzschenbroda. In Naundorff, people very early tried to break away from the church in school matters. Immediately after the Thirty Years’ War, the first teacher known by name, Martin Kirchbach, taught children in Naundorf and Zitzschewig from 1649to 1657 under the linear school system, i. e. every day in the room of another farmer who also fed him. . An almost continuous succession of his successors, known by name, also worked in both neighboring villages. The schoolteacher Jakob Grahl, who came from a large family of teachers, taught between 1661 and 1706. From 1668, lessons were temporarily held at his house on the connecting road between Zitzschewig and Naundorf (Coswiger Straße 8).

In 1783, the municipality of Naundorf was the first to build a public school building on the Enger (Altnaundorf 40) with one classroom in the Lößnitzortschaften, which was also used as a community center. At that time the village teacher was Johann Gottlieb Kerndt. Zitzschewig, on the other hand, only built his own school building in 1842, in accordance with the provisions of the 1835 Saxon Elementary School Act.

Due to a sharp increase in the number of pupils in Naundorf, a new primary school was built by master builder Moritz Grosse on the Schützenweg (today Bertelstraße 16) in 1877/78, but it soon became too small and in 1904/05 is explained here new school building (Bertheltstraße 10). The design architects were the Kisling brothers, who were also responsible for the construction; The executing company was the construction company of the Grosse brothers. After the opening of the new school building in Naundorf, a third teacher was hired. The Kisling brothers’ original plan called for another mirrored side façade with gable and entrance to be added to the right of the elongated class wing building so that the roof tower represented the center of the building. However, instead of this second risalit at 19On 14/1915 “the most modern school gymnasium Lessnitz [built], which could also be used for choir rehearsals and film screenings” was built.

From December 1916 to September 1919, a military kitchen was opened at the school to support the needy residents.

Since 1919 the school has been Secondary Primary School with eight teachers; there were also classes corresponding to the civil school. At the time of joining the Kötzschenbroda in 1923, there were 14 teachers in Naundorf who taught over 500 children.

During the National Socialist era, the school was named after the publicist Theodor Fritsch (1852-1933).

In 1958, the Naundorf school was transformed into a tenth grade polytechnic school. When the school in Zitzschewig (Gerhart-Hauptmann-Straße 12) was closed, its service area was added to Naundorf. Since 1985, the school has been named after KPD politician Rudolf Renner (1894–1940).

After reunification the school was reorganized into an elementary school in 1992 .

Literature

• Frank Andert (Ed.): Radebeul City Lexicon. Historical guide to Lessnitz . Published by the city archive of Radebeul. 2nd, slightly modified edition. City Archive, Radebeul 2006, ISBN 3-938460-05-9.
• Volker Helas (arranged): City of Radebeul . Ed .: State Office for Nature Conservation Saxon district town of Radebeul (= Monument to the topography of the Federal Republic of Germany. Monuments in Saxony ). SAX-Verlag, Beucha 2007, ISBN 978-3-86729-004-3.
• Erhard Remmert: Art Nouveau windows in East Germany. Kunstverlag Weingarten, Weingarten 1994, ISBN 3-8170-2023-6.
• Adolf Schruth: Chronicle: Administrative settlement Naundorf . Radebeul 1931 (heimatgeschichte-radebeul.lima-city.de (souvenir dated December 8, 2015 at Internet Archive ) [PDF, 619 kB] Photo reprint and copy, print and old community plan added by Manfred Richter 1986/2010).

web links

Commons : Elementary School Naundorf (Radebeul) – Image Collection

• Website of the Elementary School Naundorf
• Primary schools in Radebeul
• A postcard with a school, it is easy to see the original fence.

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Saxon monument database entry for monument ID 08950865 (PDF including map extract) – Naundorfer Schule. Retrieved April 2, 2021.
   9 Primary school Naundorf. In: Frank Andert (Ed.): Stadtlexikon Radebeul. Historical guide to Lessnitz . Published by the city archive of Radebeul. 2nd, slightly modified edition. City Archive, Radebeul 2006, ISBN 3-938460-05-9, p. 72 f.
2. ↑ Naundorff School. B: Gert Morzinek: Historical raids with Gert Morzinek. Collected works for 5 years “StadtSpiegel” . premium Verlag, Großenhain 2007, pp. 38-41.

51.111527777778 13.608472222222Coordinates: 51°6′ 41.5″ N , 13°36′ 30.5″ E



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