 In September 1974 the City of Lincoln was the only part of the county in which Lincolnshire County Council decided to abolish selective education.As a result, the city's two grammar schools merged with two secondary modern schools founded in 1933, St Giles's Secondary Modern School for Boys on Swift Gardens and Myle Cross Secondary Modern School for Girls on Addison Drive, to become a new comprehensive school.The buildings of St Giles's are now a temporary primary school, and those of Myle Cross are the Chad Varah Primary School.