formally under care of a meeting Newtown Junior School, Newtown School, Waterford, Ireland Rathgar Junior School Jamaica Happy Grove High School, Hectors River, founded by Quakers, now operated by the Jamaican government Japan Friends School, Tokyo, Japan, founded by Quaker missionaries, now independent of specific meeting care, but run on Friends principles Kenya All Quaker schools and yearly meetings in Kenya are affiliated with Friends United Meeting. Note that the Friends World Committee for Consultation counts, but does not name, many more Kenyan Friends schools than are listed here, Chavakali High School, Kenya Friends' Primary School, Mudete, Kenya Friends' School, Kamusinga, Kenya Friends' School, Kigama, Kenya Alliance high school, kikuyu, Kenya Friends Theological College, Kaimoisi, Kenya Friends University Kamoisi Kaimosi, Kenya Lebanon Brummana High School, in Brummana, Lebanon; founded by Theophilus Waldmeier and Cybil & Eli Jones in 1873; it remains in the Friends tradition, managed by British Quakers, serving a wide area of the Middle East Palestine Ramallah Friends Schools, West Bank United Kingdom Secondary schools Ackworth School, near Pontefract, England; "founded in 1779 by John Fothergill on behalf of The Religious Society of Friends... the School Committee is still accountable to this body" Bootham School, York, England (1822); majority of School Committee is appointed by Quakers in Yorkshire, formerly Yorkshire Quarterly Meeting Breckenbrough School, near Thirsk, England (1934); residential school for boys with behavioral and emotional conditions; a "registered charitable trust school with a Quaker... trusteeship" Friends' School Lisburn, Lisburn, Northern Ireland, founded in 1774, majority of trustees represent Ulster Quarterly Meeting Leighton Park School, Reading, England; independent Quaker boarding and day school; founded in 1890 in part to replace Grove House School in Tottenham, London The Mount School, York, England (1831), independent Friends school for girls, founded by Yorkshire Quakers Sibford School, near Banbury, England (1842), independent Friends school Sidcot School, near Weston-super-Mare, England, "founded in 1699 and administered on the Quaker principles of truth, integrity, respect, simplicity, equality, and sustainability". The current institution was (re)founded in 1808. Non-Friends schools with Friends connections St Christopher School, Letchworth, England, founded by Theosophists and never under care of the Society of Friends, but operated 1925–1980 by the Harris family, who were Quakers Defunct Friends schools Great Ayton Friends' School, England, founded as a school for students whose parents had been disowned by Friends meetings for "marrying out" of meeting, became a general Friends school after 1854, became formally disassociated