In Hebburn, St Andrews had a school for Boys & Girls & St Cuthbert's used Hedley Hall for their school.The other churches probably had them aswell.


This is what I googled Malcolm.
Yes, churches had their own schools in the 1800s
, and they were a major provider of education before the government became the main source. These schools, which included both charity and later state-integrated institutions, focused on religious instruction as well as basic literacy and numeracy. Notable examples include the Church of England's National Society and the Catholic Poor School Committee.