| Description | Admin History: During the School's history, the management of the school and various aspects of its running have been overseen by initially one committee and later various committees. There have also been proposals and developments that have changed the nature of the school, such as the closure of the boarding section and the change to aided status. The School was originally an independent charity school maintained by the endowment left by Thomas Henshaw. In 1950 it became part of the Oldham, Henshaw & Church of England Educational Trust and was run as a voluntary school. Jul 1952 saw the winding up of the school as a residential institution and it was re-organised to become a Secondary Modern School admitting both boys and girls. The school was further reorganised and in 1966 became a comprehensive school. It is now (2009) a Voluntary Aided Comprehensive School admitting over 200 pupils each year and providing post 16 education. Scope and Content: This section contains the records detailing the management of the school and various developments including: Papers relating to Trustees including minutes and Trustee appointments Board of Management minutes House Committee minutes Governors minutes Papers relating to the proposed Henshaw's Secondary Senior School including plans Papers relating to the Boarding Hostel |