They are all long gone due to closures, mergers and changes to the education system and most of the school buildings have been demolished or rebuilt.
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1. Lost Schools
Knowle High School was Palatine High School before 1988 when the name change was introduced. It reverted back to Palatine for a while before the school became South Shore Academy in 2013. The building itself is long gone Photo: Peter Emmett
2. Lost Schools
Collegiate High School, Blackpool in 2013. By 2014 the school had merged with Bispham High School to form Blackpool Aspire Academy. The building was pulled down and a new school was built on Blackpool Old Road Photo: submit
3. Lost Schools
Greenlands High School closed its doors as a school for girls in 2000 and the building became Bispham High School until 2014. It was pulled down in 2017 Photo: Bill Johnson
4. Lost Schools
Arnold School in Lytham Road. The independent school merged with King Edward VII and Queen Mary School (KEQMS) in Lytham in September 2012, forming Arnold KEQMS. The old building was demolished in 2018 Photo: library
5. Lost Schools
St Edmund's RC Primary School in Melbourne Avenue, Fleetwood merged with St Wulstan's RC Primary School in September 2004 Photo: Claire Lark
6. Lost Schools
Fleetwood Grammar School, Poulton Road. This was in 1988 and by that time the building housed one site of Hesketh High School. The whole building was eventually demolished and the site is now occupied by Aldi Photo: Historical