"The school was established by Reverend Edward Blick ... and was in use from 1836 and although it ceased to be used for that purpose in 1910 when a new school opened nearby, the building itself survived to serve as a church hall and daycare centre."
The school was temporarily used for services when its church, Holy Trinity, was destroyed by bombs on 7 September 1940.
Sources: A history of Trinity Church, Rotherhithe, Past in the Present.
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Trinity National School - Rotherhithe
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