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St. Peters College was a
Church of England
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Voluntary Aided School in
Chelmsford
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Essex
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. The school was a specialist arts college.
History
The school began as Rainsford Secondary Modern School in 1939, a C of E school.
The school closed in August 2011, with pupils transferring to
Chelmer Valley High School.
Alumni
Rainsford Secondary Modern School
* Sir
Geoff Hurst
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,
1966 World Cup footballer, who played for
West Ham
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The area was originally an ancient parish formed to serve parts of the older Manor of Ham, a ...
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Mark Dixon (businessman)
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Early life
Dixon was born on ...
, founder of global serviced office business,
Regus
*Michael Brennan, murderer of Paul Simons in May 2013.
See also
*
List of secondary schools in Essex
References
External links
St Peters College
Defunct schools in Essex
Defunct Church of England schools
Educational institutions established in 1939
1939 establishments in England
Educational institutions disestablished in 2011
2011 disestablishments in England
Schools in Chelmsford
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