| School 22:13 - Nov 27 with 6079 views | SaintNick |
What schools did everyone go to ? I went to Redbridge a public school on the edge of Southampton, many of the alumni went on to have top jobs in Government Institutions such as Albany, Broadmarsh and Parkhurst |  |
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| School on 16:15 - Nov 28 with 1113 views | Andylad63 |
I was a couple of years older, but at Bellemoor School with the mighty Fannie Benali. It was also a place of Education for Craig David. Horrible place to be for many, but I was quite lucky. It paid to be not too bright or stand out for any particular reason except sporting prowess. |  | | |
| School on 16:27 - Nov 28 with 1098 views | saint901 |
| School on 13:09 - Nov 28 by Bazza |
Ludlow Road Junior, 43 boys in the top class, 24 passed to go to grammar school. Pretty working class but we really had some proper teaching (and no teaching assistants). |
My secondary school was about 120 kids split roughly equal between the genders.
Three of us went on to A levels.
Subsequently a couple I know of became mature students and went in to become teachers.
Not a great ratio. |  | | |
| School on 16:47 - Nov 28 with 1078 views | cocklebreath |
| School on 12:54 - Nov 28 by A1079 |
The Vyne in Basingstoke - god awful school where virtual anarchy prevailed and was in the news alot - for all the wrong reasons. It made me the man I am today..........................errrrrrrrr........says it all really. |
Cranbourne, slightly less rough than the Vyne. |  |
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| School on 17:17 - Nov 28 with 1046 views | Manwithnoname |
Mill Chase worst of them all. |  | | |
| School (n/t) on 17:29 - Nov 28 with 1037 views | City_boy |
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| School on 20:32 - Nov 28 with 936 views | SpitMk9 |
The Gregg School. | | | |
| School on 23:04 - Nov 28 with 875 views | InTimeAddedOn |
| School on 09:40 - Nov 28 by franniesTache |
nah i'm just dyslexic and can't spell scrote  |
At my junior school one of the teachers was dyslexic, she had us writing our Christmas wish lists to Satan instead of Santa, then turned up at the staff Christmas toga party dressed as a goat  |  | | |
| School on 23:21 - Nov 28 with 868 views | InTimeAddedOn |
| School on 09:51 - Nov 28 by SaintNick |
That is a bit soft, duelling with either swords or pistols was the Redbridge Way, the Headmaster and his deputies would act as seconds and the loser would be buried in the dead of night in the corner of the school playing fields, this was only abolished at the start of Covid |
Nice to see the old standards being upheld and the old traditions kept alive, by complete contrast my Grammar school back in the 70's was very progressive and forward thinking and became disability inclusive, in fact, the guy in charge had no arms, no legs and no body, he was always known as The Head, his second in command also had no arms, no legs and no body, but he wore always wore a ten gallon hat with a sheriff's badge on it, he was always known as the Deputy Head  | | | |
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| School on 08:47 - Nov 29 with 817 views | Chesham_Saint |
| School on 13:02 - Nov 28 by SaintNick |
An Old Portmuthian then |
Yes…😳 |  |
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