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Lady Lansdowne built the school for 105 pupils and in 1846 it was a Sunday and Day school with 100 pupils. Warburton's Census stated that '40-50 children are taught by an elderly woman, in a very nice little school-room with block paved floor and parallel desks, erected by the late Marchioness of Lansdowne. The condition of this school is satisfactory, though the standard of attainment is not very high'. The school had a certified teacher and assistant to teach the infants in 1875 with an average attendance of 40. This grew to around 50 by the end of the nineteenth century.