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Built in 1912 as St Celine School founded by Miss Salters Byrne, it was taken over by Collington Rise Preparatory School for boys in 1923 who occupied it until 1940 when the school was evacuated to Cornwall, never to return.<ref>[https://www.bexhillmuseum.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/Sec-2-Vol-39.2-1.pdf#page=26 Bexhill Museum: The Story of Bexhill’s Independent Schools 2006]</ref> | Built in 1912 as St Celine School founded by Miss Salters Byrne, it was taken over by Collington Rise Preparatory School for boys in 1923 who occupied it until 1940 when the school was evacuated to Cornwall, never to return.<ref>[https://www.bexhillmuseum.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/Sec-2-Vol-39.2-1.pdf#page=26 Bexhill Museum: The Story of Bexhill’s Independent Schools 2006]</ref> | ||