| Schools 14:52 - Mar 1 with 2887 views | Spaceman_P |
I'm sure a post of this nature has been done before.
But as QPR fans we more or less have roots to West London and its suburbs.
Which Schools did you all go to? Fond memories etc or the contrary?.
I went Douay Martyrs in Ickenham, had no other choice due to moving to the area.... not a fan of the school but the time of my teen hood was okay and I had a laugh.
Interested to hear bout everyone else's schools.
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| Schools on 12:39 - Mar 2 with 705 views | Jevlar |
Colville Primary - Notting Hill
Secondary
North Westminster - Paddington Lower House - Elgin Avenue
North Westminster - Upper School - now the area would be called Paddington Basin!
Smattering of Rs in both schools |  | | |
| Schools on 12:46 - Mar 2 with 675 views | A40Bosh |
St Joseph's Primary in Wembley until we moved to Eastcote when I was 7
St Swithun Wells in South Ruislip for rest of my primary years
Cardinal Vaughan in Holland Park for secondary - also found out that the QPR club DJ for the last 22 years was in my form at Cardinal Vaughan too.
The OP is ex-Douay Martyrs as are my 3 girls and my wife works there - very good school now and oversubscribed which it wasn't back in the day. |  |
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| Schools on 14:56 - Mar 2 with 564 views | Bakes |
BWI in Ruislip and then Bishop Ramsey C Of E in Ruislip, possibly the worst school uniform (cream and brown) in the UK and being a QPR fan didn’t lead to happy childhood in a street full of Chelsea fans. |  |
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| Schools on 15:07 - Mar 2 with 523 views | loftboy |
Brakenhale comprehensive in Bracknell, didn’t have a uniform which automatically made us the hardest school in the town! |  |
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| Schools on 16:50 - Mar 2 with 424 views | DannyPaddox |
School of Hard Knocks
University of Life
Polytechnic of Pain.
Evening class of Ennui
It’s a long road
… and there’s no turning back. |  | | |
| Schools on 17:30 - Mar 2 with 382 views | Boston |
| Schools on 08:19 - Mar 2 by kernowhoop |
Perrin Road, Sudbury - but for only a couple of years. |
Was in the St John's Ambulance Brigade at that establishment and, if that wasn't riveting enough, Drew Garro who ran the org. lived across the street from there. [Post edited 2 Mar 17:31]
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| Schools on 17:32 - Mar 2 with 376 views | Boston |
| Schools on 22:53 - Mar 1 by Kensal_Ranger |
St. Mary’s, East Row, Kensal Town.
Then, like yourself, Thomas’s & James’s.
Were you ‘Kate’, ‘Veronica’ or later? |
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| Schools on 17:33 - Mar 2 with 375 views | Boston |
| Schools on 07:45 - Mar 2 by dutch |
I went to Orange Hill Burnt Oak directly opposite your mob. |
WHO?
Edit: or should I say, 'allo Robert. [Post edited 2 Mar 18:34]
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| Schools on 17:44 - Mar 2 with 357 views | connell10 |
Townmead West Drayton a very rough school. |  |
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| Schools on 18:46 - Mar 2 with 297 views | Sonic_Hoop |
| Schools on 19:58 - Mar 1 by Bacon |
Grew up on the White City estate.
Went to a kindergarden/junior school there now called the Beresford early years centre and the to St Stephens on the Uxbridge road, until my parents moved to Kent when I was about 7/8 I think.
There was a fire in Phipps house, we moved around that time, would have been about 1983/4 |
I went to St Stephens, a bit before your time though. |  | | |
| Schools on 18:53 - Mar 2 with 284 views | Orthodox_Hoop |
Miles Coverdale School. Shockingly, given how close the school is to HQ, I was the only one who followed the Rs in my class, the rest of the kids followed Liverpool or whoever was winning the FA Cup that year. This is standard practice with younger kids I know, but looking back I'm still shocked that not one other child was an Rs fan. And we used to get free tickets to go as well every now and again, happy days. |  | | |
| Schools on 22:22 - Mar 2 with 143 views | Pikey |
| Schools on 18:53 - Mar 2 by Orthodox_Hoop |
Miles Coverdale School. Shockingly, given how close the school is to HQ, I was the only one who followed the Rs in my class, the rest of the kids followed Liverpool or whoever was winning the FA Cup that year. This is standard practice with younger kids I know, but looking back I'm still shocked that not one other child was an Rs fan. And we used to get free tickets to go as well every now and again, happy days. |
Miles Coverdale until 1967 then Clement Danes until 1971. Plenty if Rs fans at both. | | | |
| Schools on 06:47 - Mar 3 with 56 views | hoopedmonkey |
St. Vincent's in west Acton
Gunnersbury when it was also in Boston Manor as well as beside the park. | | | |
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