Walsingham School

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Walsingham
Address
Chipperfield Road, St Paul’s Cray Orpington , Kent , BR5 2QR England
Coordinates	51°24′19″N 0°06′13″E / 51.4054°N 0.1036°E / 51.4054; 0.1036Coordinates: 51°24′19″N 0°06′13″E / 51.4054°N 0.1036°E / 51.4054; 0.1036
Information
Type	Comprehensive
Established	Unknown
Founder	Unknown
Closed	31 August 1990
Local authority	Bromley
Department for Education URN	126798 Tables
Head teacher	(At time of closure) Roger Wilkinson
Gender	Mixed
Age	11 to 18
Houses	4
Colour(s)	(House Colours)      Red, Blue, Green and Yellow
Name of drama group	The Walsingham Players

The Walsingham School was a secondary school located in the St Paul's Cray area of the London Borough of Bromley, England.

History[]

The school originally operated as two separate schools: Midfield secondary for Boys at the South end of the site, and Midfield Secondary for Girls at the North end.

In September 1969 the name was changed to Walsingham. The two schools were merged into a single co-educational school in September 1974.

The original head teacher in the girls school was Mrs Shaw. Mrs Wheeler took over until she retired in 1974.

Mr Wakefield was the head teacher of the boys school.

The school closed on 31 August 1990 and the school buildings were demolished.

After the closure[]

Following the demolition of the school buildings, the land was used for housing, as well as the purpose built .

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