I am so proud, my old school has made it into the BBC online news.
Nice to see that the pupils are Internet literate.
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3 responses to “My old school”
*turns back* on priviliged toff…..
It was “direct grant” and I was sent there after passing the 11 plus. Mind you, they did teach us to spell privileged.
“The boy is an enthusiastic chemistry student.”
Snigger… a boy at the boys half of my school once made a bomb in the bath at home and blew himself through the floor. How we laughed…