Ayle National School Records

Ayle National School Records

National school records from Ayle NS. County Tipperary

A collection of records from Ayle NS. The National School at Ayle was established on the 19th of August 1876 and was built by a local committee. It was a slated building divided into two rooms with chimneys at each gable. There were two doors into the school which was divided into girls in one room, boys in the other. In 1909 two new classrooms were added and the boys and girls schools were amalgamated in 1935/36. In 1951 a new two room schoolhouse, the current Ayle school, was built beside the old school grounds and the original school was vacated. Due to overcrowding in the 1960s a prefab was erected and running water, electricity and indoor toilets were added by the 1970s.
The records include the boys roll from 1917 – 1925 and a daily reports book for 1908-09 and were kindly loaned for digitisation by the school. Early registration books list the parents profession as well as listing any previous school attended by the child. This can be useful in tracing family history and movement of families in the late 19th century
The roll books list the attendance of named pupils. They contain the date of birth of the pupil, the date when entering the relevant class, the number of the pupil within the school and within the relevant class

Ayle National School

Irish National School records

Digitised by Tipperary Studies

1876- 1925

National school records held at Tipperary Studies

PDF files

English

A printed bound book with completed manuscript entries

Ayle, Monard, Co. Tipperary