Quadring

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Quadring is a small village north of Gosberton, Lincolnshire. Humorously the name literally means "muddy dump".

The local school, Quadring Cowley and Browns Primary School, has consistently high SAT results every year and despite its size maintains a variety of extra curricular activities. The local primary school has a website at www.quadringcowleybrowns.ik.org.


The A152 (known to locals as Main Road) transects Quadring and provides links to Spalding, Boston, Donington and Gosberton. The village church, St Margarets, is - unusually - a good distance from the village itself. This is an excellent example of mediaeval architecture and local legend has it that the village took it upon itself to move away from the church to escape the Black Death of the 14th Century.

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