Category: Wylye: Gleanings

An evening school was held at Wylye during the winter of 1863 – 1864.

The Congregationalists had a school at Wylye from circa 1860 onwards.

An Account Of Schools For The Children Of The Labouring Classes In The County Of Wiltshire, noted that Wylye School was attended by only 20 to 30 children in 1858, that the room and teaching were poor, and children left the school when aged 10 or 11 years.

The National School at Wylye was attended by 30 girls and 31 boys during 1846 – 1847.

The population of Wylye was 421 in 1841.

There was a school room at the western end of Teapot Street, Wylye, circa 1840.

54 children (less than half of the children in the parish) were taught in three day-schools at Wylye during 1838.

There was no school at Wylye in 1818.