When Sir Titus Salt founded his school, it was at a different site on Victoria Road in Saltaire, opposite his Victoria Hall, where it was still located in the late 1940s/early 1950s.
Until around 1945, the school was segregated into boys' and girls' sections, collectively called Salt's High Schools.
In those days, it was a grammar school, whereas today it is a comprehensive school.

The current Titus Salt School is housed in a new building constructed under the former Labour government's Building Schools for the Future scheme.
Titus Salt School was shortlisted for this scheme and subsequently won permission to build.
In September 2008, the school opened to students and the old building (Salt Grammar School) was demolished shortly after.
When Sir Titus Salt founded his school, it was at a different site on Victoria Road in Saltaire, opposite his Victoria Hall, where it was still located in the late 1940s/early 1950s. Until around 1945, the school was segregated into boys' and girls' sections, collectively called Salt's High Schools. In those days, it was a grammar school, whereas today it is a comprehensive school.
The current Titus Salt School is housed in a new building constructed under the former Labour government's Building Schools for the Future scheme. Titus Salt School was shortlisted for this scheme and subsequently won permission to build. In September 2008, the school opened to students and the old building (Salt Grammar School) was demolished shortly after.
Titus Salt School