The workhouse had no schoolroom, so in 1849, the Poor Law Board recommended that pauper children be sent to the local National School, although in 1858 the school complained about the state of children attending from the workhouse.
The workhouse had no schoolroom, so in 1849, the Poor Law Board recommended that pauper children be sent to the local National School. By 1851 this had become the practice, although in 1858 the school complained about the state of children attending from the workhouse.