Schools and Further Education
It will be noticed that a large proportion of the primary education is provided by the faith schools.
| Primary Schools |
| All Saints RC Primary School |
| Charlesworth C of E School |
| Dinting C of E Primary School |
| Duke of Norfolk's C of E Primary School |
| Gamesley Community Primary School |
| Hadfield Infant School |
| Hadfield Nursery School |
| Padfield County Primary School |
| Simmondley Primary School |
| St Andrew's C of E Junior School |
| St Charles RC Primary School |
| St James's C of E Primary School |
| St Luke's C of E Primary School |
| St Margaret's RC Primary School |
| St Mary's RC Primary School |
| Secondary |
| St Philip Howard Catholic School |
| Glossopdale Community College |
| Adult Learning |
| Glossopdale Adult Community Education |
| Libraries |
| Glossop Library (Victoria Hall, Talbot Street, Glossop) |
| Hadfield Library (Station Rd, Hadfield) |
| Eric Read Community Library (Gamesley Primary School, Grindleford Grove, Gamesley) |
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