Schools
St Philips Primary School
St Philips School was founded in 1846 as part of the National Society for Promoting Education of the Poor in the Principles of the Established Church (known as the National Society)'s drive to establish elementary schools to educate the poor. It initially came under the local control of the parish of St Mark's in Widcombe. In 1867, it was handed over to the new parish of St Luke's, in South Lyncombe. The school was thus known as St Luke's school until the 1960s when it was transferred to the new parish of St Philip & St James, Odd Down, and hence changed its name to St Philips School.
About the early years of the school
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St Gregory's Catholic College / Cardinal Newman School
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Cardinal Newman School was founded in 1961 as a Catholic co-educational secondary school. It was re-named St Gregory's Comprehensive School in 1979 when it merged with La Sainte Union Convent School, previously located in Pulteney Road in Bath city centre. It is now called St Gregory's Catholic College. It opened a sixth form named The New Sixth in 2013, in partnership with St Mark's School in Larkhall.​​
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Fosseway/St Martin's Garden Primary School
Fosseway Infants and Junior Schools were founded in 1951 to serve the new estates of Odd Down. The schools continued until 2002 when they merged to become St Martin's Garden Primary School. The school is set in large grounds, bordered by trees, and even has its own swimming pool.
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Three Ways School
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Three Ways School is a co-educational special school for children and young people with a range of special educational needs. It was formed in 2005 by amalgamating the three existing special schools in Bath - the Royal United Hospital School, Summerfield School, and Lime Grove School. It moved into its new site in 2007. It caters for children from ages 4 to 19 and has many specialist facilities on site.
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