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Sir Thomas Boughey High School is situated in Halmer End, one of the villages that is part of the Audley parish of North Staffordshire. The area was once part of the North Staffordshire Coalfield.
This site brings together some aspects of the history of our area as well as copies of some of the documents and images in our archives. Collections include:
Sir Thomas Boughey High School is situated in Halmer End, one of the villages that is part of the Audley parish of North Staffordshire. The area was once part of the North Staffordshire Coalfield.
This site brings together some aspects of the history of our area as well as copies of some of the documents and images in our archives. Collections include:
- Image Library
A collection of 19th Century and early 20th Century images of the area - School History
Our school was founded over 160 years ago - find out about our past. - Local Co-operative Societies
We have extensive archives about the history of silverdale Co-operative Society as well as other local co-ops. - Minnie Pit Archives
The disaster at the local 'Minnie' Pit in 1918 reached the national press and inspired the poet Wilfred Owen to write his first published poem. find out about the disaster.
School History
For our School History visit the school history website
For our School History visit the school history website
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