Day and Sunday Schools, Smith Street, Ordsall Lane, Salford

ST CLEMENT'S ORDSAL, SALFORD - Plans have prepared by Mr. Henry Lord, architect, of this city, for the erection in Smith Street, Ordsal Lane, of extensive day and Sunday schools. at a cost of between £4,000 and £5,000, in connection with the recently-erected church of St. Clement's, Ordsal, Salford. The structure, which will be of simple Gothic architecture, will comprise a largo mixed Infants' schoolroom, teachers' room, babies' room and classrooms on the ground floor, with mixed schoolroom and classrooms on the upper floor. [Manchester Evening News -Saturday 12 February 1881 Page 2]

From this report It would appear that this school was originally named St Clement’s, but later renamed St Cyprian’s with the construction of a new church adjacent to Ordsall Hall in the 1890s

Reference        Manchester Evening News -Saturday 12 February 1881 Page 2