Wesleyan Proprietary Grammar School, Glossop Road, erected 1838. Became Wesley College, 1840s. Later King Edward VII School, which opened September 1905. Formed by the amalgamation of Royal Grammar School and Wesley College

Wesley College, Glossop Road, former Wesleyan Proprietary Grammar School, erected 1838. Became King Edward VII School, which opened September 1905. Formed by the amalgamation of Royal Grammar School and Wesley College

Wesley College, Glossop Road, former Wesleyan Proprietary Grammar School, erected 1838. Became King Edward VII School, which opened September 1905. Formed by the amalgamation of Royal Grammar School and Wesley College

Sharrow Moor Endowed School, also known as Whitehead's School (after headmaster 'Daddy' Whitehead), Bagshot Street, Sharrow Moor. Built 1668, extended 1769. Demolished 1904

Sharrow Moor Endowed School, also known as Whitehead's School (after headmaster 'Daddy' Whitehead), Bagshot Street, Sharrow Moor. Built 1668, extended 1769. Demolished 1904

Hunters Bar Council School, Sharrow Vale Road / Junction Road, opened 1893

Free Writing School, School Croft

Collegiate School, Collegiate Crescent, boarding school for juniors and proprietary school for university for seniors. Became Sheffield Royal Grammar School in 1880s. In 1906, converted to Sheffield University's Teachers' College.

Principal's Residence (Collegiate House), left, and Collegiate School, boarding school for juniors and proprietary school for university for seniors, Collegiate Crescent, from Ecclesall Road. Broom Hall Lodge, right

Firth College, Sheffield Technical School, St. George's Square, (previously the Sheffield Grammar School and later became Sheffield University's Department of Applied Science), St. George's Square was renamed Charlotte Street and later, Mappin Street