Goldstone County Junior School, Hove

<p>For minutes of the Hove School Board, 1877-1903 see R/C 37/1-6; for minutes of the governing body, 1946-1968 see E/MA/101/1; for title deeds of the school site in Ellen Street and Conway Street, 1794-1878 see R/C 4/438; for plans, 1877-1895 see R/E 5/1/25-26 and for 1929 see R/E 5/3/78; for HMI reports, 1904-1932 see R/E 5/3/69; for plans of improvements to sanitation, 1970 see R/E 5/5/65; for map drawings by William Holden while at the school, 19th century see ACC 6776/3</p>

These were built by the Hove School Board in 1877 and were opened in 1879. They consisted of a boys', girls' and infants' departments. On 1 April 1927 the departments were amalgamated to form the Ellen Street Mixed School. As part of the general school re-organisation, in September 1929 the infants' department became the East Hove Junior School for Girls, and the boys' department became the East Hove Junior School for Boys. On 3 September 1934 the two schools were again amalgamated to form the East Hove Junior Mixed School and in 1956 it became the Goldstone Junior School. The old site was closed in 1974 and the school moved to new buildings in Laburnum Avenue