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Sir Henry Cooper School

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Established
  
1967

Type
  
Secondary school

Ofsted
  
Reports

Founded
  
1967

Closed
  
2012

DfE URN
  
118105 Tables

Phone
  
+44 1482 854687

Local authority
  
Kingston upon Hull

Sir Henry Cooper School

Location
  
Thorpepark Road Kingston upon Hull East Riding of Yorkshire HU6 9ES England

Address
  
Thorpepark Road, Orchard Park Estate, Hull HU6 9ES, United Kingdom

Motto
  
'Achievement for all in a caring environment'

Similar
  
Newland School for Girls, Kelvin Hall School, St Mary's Sports College, Endeavour Learning & Skills Ce, Kingswood Academy

End of a era for sir henry cooper school 2


Sir Henry Cooper School was a coeducational, secondary school located on Thorpepark Road in Orchard Park Estate, Kingston upon Hull, England. On the school ground is the North Site of the Hull City Learning Centre, no longer part of the City Learning Centres, in the school Information Technology building.

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History

In 1854 Sir Henry Cooper was elected Mayor of Hull and, on the occasion of the visit of Queen Victoria in October of that year, he received a Knighthood. He became a member and first Chairman of the Hull School Board in 1871. When the Board Schools opened in 1876 at Bean Street, Hull, they were named the 'Sir Henry Cooper Schools' and, following their closure, the name was transferred to this school when it opened in September 1967.

Sir Henry Cooper School closed in 2012, with pupils transferring to the newly built Thomas Ferens Academy. The building of the academy, sponsored by the University of Hull, met local opposition, with concerns that construction could cause "flooding, traffic problems and loss of green space". The school was renamed Sirius Academy North in 2015.

From September 2012 to September 2013 the school site was the temporary home of Newland School for Girls, while its own buildings were reconstructed.

Notable former pupils

  • Dave Hemingway
  • Hugh Whitaker
  • Daniel Smales
  • References

    Sir Henry Cooper School Wikipedia