History of Trinity St Stephen Church of England First School
• 1899: Formed as St. Stephen's Intermediate Girls' School, initially housed in the main St. Stephen's school buildings.
• 1906: Moved to newly built premises on Vansittart Road in Windsor to become St. Stephen's Senior Girls' School.
• 1930: Older girls from the Royal Free School amalgamated into the Vansittart Road school, following recommendations from the 1926 Hadow Report.
• 1944: Renamed the Princess Margaret Rose School in honour of its patron, H.R.H. Princess Margaret Rose.
• 1978: St. Stephen's Primary School merged with Holy Trinity Primary School (formerly located on Alma Road) to form Trinity St. Stephen Church of England Aided First School.
• Relocation in 1978: The newly combined Trinity St. Stephen school moved into the former Princess Margaret Rose building on Vansittart Road/Bourne Avenue area, while the Princess Margaret Rose school moved to the Wood Close site (which later became Trevelyan Middle School).
You can read more about local heritage and archival records via the Windsor Churches History of St. Stephen's School and community resources on Exploring Clewer.
History of Trinity
