Glamorgan 
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This Glamorgan database consists of
day schools which existed in 1847 included here within an alphabetical list of parishes
It contains the names and types of day schools listed in the
Reports of the Commissioners of Inquiry into the State of Education in Wales published in 1847, the infamous Blue Books.
These complete Reports can be viewed in detail on the National Library of Wales site where, in the Appendices, extensive data on individual schools is shown in the Parochial Table of Day Schools, separated by county and hundred; there is a separate table for Sunday Schools - and also separate reports which are well worth investigating
The Glamorgan section of the Parochial Tables for Day Schools starts on page 34 and ends on page 96 (entries take up 4 pages).
The abbreviations for type of school adopted here are those used in the Reports themselves
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The names in brackets below the parish names are the Hundreds plus page number in the Reports - useful for finding the full data entries on the NLW site
If a parish isn't listed below then it has no Day School entries in the Reports
For further reading there is a bibliography of books/articles on education in Wales on Genuki Wales - including the following which are online
- Davies, B L. British Schools in South Wales, The Rev William Roberts (Nefydd), South Wales, Representative of the British and Foreign School Society, 1853-1863 , National Library of Wales journal. 1974, Winter. Volume XVIII/4
- Davies, Wynford. Narberth County Intermediate School, 1895-1924 National Library of Wales journal, Vol XXIII/1, Summer 1983. This article deals with the general educational and social background to secondary education in Wales in late Victorian times - as well as Narberth in particular.
- Evans, Leslie Wynne. Colliery Schools in South Wales in the Nineteenth Century. National Library of Wales journal. 1957, Winter. Volume X/2
- Evans, Leslie Wynne. Copper-Works Schools in South Wales during the Nineteenth Century. National Library of Wales journal. 1959, Summer Volume XI/1. There are 27 Appendices which contain data concerning individual schools in Kilvey, Hafod, Llanelly, Pembrey, Margam, Maesteg and Pontamman.
- Evans, Leslie Wynne. School Boards and the Works School System after the Education Act of 1870. National Library of Wales journal. 1967, Summer Volume XV/1
- Evans, Leslie Wynne. Voluntary Education in the Industrial Areas of Wales before 1870. National Library of Wales journal. Vol XIV/4, Winter 1966
- Jenkins, Geraint H The Foundations of Modern Wales 1642 - 1780. Clarendon Press, University of Wales Press, 1987. Here is an extract of GRIFFITH JONES AND THE CIRCULATING SCHOOLS pages 370 - 381) - on Terry Norman's Ammanford site
- Jones, E D. The Journal of William Roberts ('Nefydd'), 1853-62. National Library of Wales journal Vol VIII/2 Winter, 1953 et al. The complete series of eight articles have been extracted Introduction; "William Roberts, a Baptist Minister at Blaina, Monmouthshire, and author of Crefydd yr Oesoedd Tywyll... 1852, a study of Mari Lwyd and Welsh folk customs, was in 1853 appointed agent in South Wales for the British and Foreign School Society. He was a native of Lannefydd, Denbighshire, hence his penname 'Nefydd'. The draft of the journal of his activities, written for the information of the Society's Committee, from 1853 to 1862 is preserved as N.L.W. MS. 7106. It is a valuable document for the history of the development of elementary education in South Wales. "
- Report of Commission of Enquiry into the State of Education in Wales. 3 vols. 1847. This page has some of the Commissioners overview reports relating to Cardiganshire (and
- Shankland, Thomas[Rev]. Sir John Philipps of Picton, the SPCK and the Charity School Movement in Wales 1699-1737. Transactions of the Honourable Society of Cymmrodorion, Session 1904-05. This article takes up 142 pp. of the journal. Appendixes give extracts of correspondents, Letters and Minutes of SPCK, here is a List of Names and dates of foundation of Charity-Schools set up in Wales 1699-1737, and List of Charity and Elementary Schools set up in Wales in same period, gives huge amount of detail on schools, numbers of pupils, patrons, etc
- Webster, J R. The First Reports of Owen M. Edwards on Welsh Intermediate Schools. National Library of Wales journal. 1958, Winter Volume X/4. (The schools featured are in Caernarvonshire)
(Neath 62 - 66)
(Miskin 54 - 60)
(Neath 62 - 66)
(Swansea 74 - 84)
(Dinas Powis 46)
(Neath 62 - 66)
(Neath 62 - 66)
(Shown under Swansea hundred in Reports 82 - 88)
(Swansea 74 - 84)
(Neath 62 - 66)
(Newcastle 66 - 70)
(Ogmore 72-74)
(Cowbridge 44)
(Newcastle 66 - 70)
(Caerphilly 36)
(Ogmore 72-74)
(Caerphilly 36)
(Neath 62 - 66)
(Swansea 74 - 84)
(Newcastle 66 - 70)
(Dinas Powis 46)
(Kibbor 50)
(Swansea 74 - 84)
(Ogmore 72-74)
(Kibbor 50)
(Caerphilly 36)
(Swansea 74 - 84)
(Llangyfelach 50-54)
(Llangyfelach 50-54)
(Newcastle 66 - 70)
(Cowbridge 44)
(Kibbor 50)
(Swansea 74 - 84)
(Llangyfelach 50-54)
(Miskin 54 - 60)
(Dinas Powis 46)
(Neath 62 - 66)
(Cowbridge 44)
(Miskin 54 - 60)
(Miskin 54 - 60)
(Cowbridge 46)
(Swansea 74 - 84)
(Newcastle 66 - 70)
(Ogmore 72-74)
(Caerphilly 36-42)
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(Neath 62 - 66)
(Neath 62 - 66)
(Newcastle 66 - 70)
(Newcastle 66 - 70)
(Swansea 74 - 84)
(Swansea 74 - 84)
(Cowbridge 46)
(Ogmore 72-74)
(Swansea 74 - 84)
(Dinas Powis 50)
(Swansea 74 - 84)
(Miskin 54 - 60)
(Dinas Powis 50)
(Swansea 74 - 84)
(Dinas Powis 50)
(Newcastle 66 - 70)
(Swansea 74 - 84)
(Kibbor 50)
(Caerphilly 44)
(Dinas Powis 46)
(Cowbridge 44)
(Ogmore 72-74)
(Newcastle 66 - 70)
(Ogmore 72-74)
(Dinas Powis 46)
(Dinas Powis 46)
(Cowbridge 44)
(Dinas Powis 46)
(Cowbridge 46)
(Dinas Powis 46)
(Dinas Powis 50)
(Swansea 88 - 94)
(Swansea 74 - 84)
(Newcastle 66 - 70)
(Dinas Powis 50)
(Caerphilly 44)
(Ogmore 72-74)
(Miskin 54 - 60)
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