built in the 1840s. In 1853 the boys' school was rebuilt on land left by local landowner Francis Combe, a benefactor of several schools in the area. The boys and girls schools were amalgamated in 1923, and the schools and lands sold to Hertfordshire County Council in 1949. The school was rebuilt on the girls' site in 1958; the boys' site is now occupied by the public library. St Paul's C of E Primary School also started as a national school, set up by William Jones Loyd of Langleybury. The original school house still stands across the A41 road from the church, and is Grade II listed. The school was moved to the present site in 1967 following the widening of the A41 in the previous year. Tanners Wood JMI School was opened in 1989 as a relaunch of Hillside JMI School, which was formed in 1982 from the merger or Hillside Junior School and Hazelwood Infants School on the site of the former junior school. The former Hazelwood site is now occupied by Breakspeare School. South-east: Northwood, South Oxhey and Carpenders Park This area lies between Watford and the northern edge of Greater London. Eastbury Farm Junior Mixed Infant and Nursery School was judged outstanding in all areas by Ofsted in 2007, a result achieved by only 1% of primary schools in England. Eastbury Farm's Key Stage 2 pupils achieve significantly higher grades in English, Mathematics and Science than the national average. Greenfields Primary School was the first of a new generation of school buildings in Hertfordshire, and is Grade II listed. See also The secondary schools in Three Rivers: Parmiter's School Rickmansworth School St. Clement Danes School St Joan of Arc Catholic School, Rickmansworth St. Michael's Catholic High School The special school in Three Rivers: Breakspeare School References Three Rivers Schools in Three Rivers District