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The Atherley School

1926 establishments in England2006 disestablishments in EnglandDefunct schools in HampshireEducational institutions disestablished in 2006Educational institutions established in 1926
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The Atherley School was an independent girls' school based in Southampton, Hampshire, England, from 1926 - 2006 until it merged with Embley Park school to become Hampshire Collegiate School.

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The Atherley School
Upton Lane, Test Valley Nursling and Rownhams

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