hi, looking for anybody who was at the school between these years. Michael Cooke

yes iwas in mr bishop class before i left in 1959 j....

cleegirl When you left I would be ging in the second year. Let me know if you can remember anybody younger than you. cheers

My wife was in Miss Sandersons class ( doreen womack )

pdh43 sorry but I can't remember a Miss Sanderson or anybody called Womack

Which Carbrook School? If you mean the one at the top of Janson St me and my brothers and sisters attended during the years 1958 and 1963. Our names are Steve, Jean Sue Alan and Angela Suckley.

Dont remember the name of Miss Sanderson. I do recall Miss Renshaw; Mrs Dobson: Mrs Featherstone; Mr Wilde. Mrs Tucker; Miss Middleton; Miss Carr; Miss Valentine.

There are 2 threads you might find useful - anyone from attercliffe and anyone from carbrook.

Jeano sorry but i can't remember anybody called Suckley, but I was in Mr Wilde's class. some of the people I can remember are Jim Shirt, Martin Sapcote, Linda Cutts, Susan Pearson to name but a few

Hello Deutsch,

There are a few of us, we lived off Janson Street. My older brother steve and sister sue went to Coleridge Road school after Carbrook. i went to school at Millhouses so lost touch with lots of the kids from Carbrook.

I do remember Martin Sapcote; Linda Cutts; Ken and Dennis Law; Paul Padley; Lawrence and Maureen Ball; Phil Chapman; Sue Gervis; Irene Frankish; Marion Morton do any of these other namws ring any bells.

Which part of the area did you hail from?

jeano I lived in Steadfast st and if it's the Jervis I'm thinking of then even though I didn't know Sue, did she have three brothers called Steve, Dennis and Mick. If ou went to school im Millhouses was it Abbeydale and do ypu remember somebody called Carol Tattersall

i am sure this is the school my step dad went to his name is David White

Hello Dawn

Did he live on Janson St and does he have a sister called Linda?

Which Carbrook School? If you mean the one at the top of Janson St me and my brothers and sisters attended during the years 1958 and 1963. Our names are Steve, Jean Sue Alan and Angela Suckley.

Dont remember the name of Miss Sanderson. I do recall Miss Renshaw; Mrs Dobson: Mrs Featherstone; Mr Wilde. Mrs Tucker; Miss Middleton; Miss Carr; Miss Valentine.

There are 2 threads you might find useful - anyone from attercliffe and anyone from carbrook.no the one with miss sanderson was the one on dunlop street off carbrook street

cleegirl When you left I would be ging in the second year. Let me know if you can remember anybody younger than you. cheers
most likely not as age fogs the memory unless you had older brothers and sisters i have younger siblings called paul and vicki but they went to carbrook county near terry street rec lovr j...

cleegirl Carbrook county is the school I went to, but like I said you're a couple of years older than me

miss sanderson was a teacher at the school at the bottom off carbrook st and dunlop st ,my old mate mick schofield,went to carbrook county he used to complain that they kept the girls seperate from the boys,he then went on to colleridge road ,other friends where jerry bamforth,micheal heeley,linda warris,last name could be spelt different.both mick and jerry are not here any more and i really miss them,the county school used to have a after school night from around 6 oclock till around 8 oclock.teachers from both schools used to run it.

nomoney I went to the County school, so sorry I don't know any of the names. But my grandparents did live on Carbrook st, until their house was demolished sometime in the late fifties. I've just had another look at your message and Michael Heeley rings a bell. i'll check with my parents and see if they know the name

miss sanderson was a teacher at the school at the bottom off carbrook st and dunlop st ,my old mate mick schofield,went to carbrook county he used to complain that they kept the girls seperate from the boys,he then went on to colleridge road ,other friends where jerry bamforth,micheal heeley,linda warris,last name could be spelt different.both mick and jerry are not here any more and i really miss them,the county school used to have a after school night from around 6 oclock till around 8 oclock.teachers from both schools used to run it.hi yes miss sanderson quite a charactor also mr bishop
do you remember the spencer twins from carbrook street also kirks who were brenda grandma i think lots of memoriesthere love j....

cleegirl had a chat with my dad and he remembers the kirks and I'm pretty certain that I can remember Michael Heeley. I forgot to ask him about the spencer twins

cleegirl had a chat with my dad and he remembers the kirks and I'm pretty certain that I can remember Michael Heeley. I forgot to ask him about the spencer twinsthats right kirks lived right at the end of carbrook street next to fearns garage memory seems to be in overtime and i am fairly sure spencers lived in end house before garage the had amotorbike and sidecar and there was the liversidge family also lived in that block and amost likely more who s name i can t recall but have some great memories lovej....

the kirks where my grandparents we lived next door to the liversidges one family where called poole Raymond and Joan where there children, then they where the lymers John was my friend but older than me,michael heeley lived with his grandparents and mum in same house.There was a family called Bell, me and derek bell used to knock about to gether and my auntie elsie[ wildsmith] lived there as well,there was seven more familys but cant remember there names now.Spencers lived next door to michael heeley one of the twins was called linda.My dad also had a motorbike and sidecar would not have a car,we where the first to have a telly and rememeber the house full could have been the Queens corronation.

I was in Mr. Bishops class left in 1962 Ann Martin would love to get in contact
with anyone who remembers me...........

the kirks where my grandparents we lived next door to the liversidges one family where called poole Raymond and Joan where there children, then they where the lymers John was my friend but older than me,michael heeley lived with his grandparents and mum in same house.There was a family called Bell, me and derek bell used to knock about to gether and my auntie elsie[ wildsmith] lived there as well,there was seven more familys but cant remember there names now.Spencers lived next door to michael heeley one of the twins was called linda.My dad also had a motorbike and sidecar would not have a car,we where the first to have a telly and rememeber the house full could have been the Queens corronation.i used to be friends with brenda and renie who were the grandchildren of the kirks i remember the bells and the pooles also on that row was the liversidges j

miss egerton was one of my teachers she had a stick that she whacked us with called excalibur the headmaster was cornflake=cornthwaite. mr. bishop was also one of the teachers he caught me when i fainted one morning in assembly!

Hello Deutsch,

There are a few of us, we lived off Janson Street. My older brother steve and sister sue went to Coleridge Road school after Carbrook. i went to school at Millhouses so lost touch with lots of the kids from Carbrook.

I do remember Martin Sapcote; Linda Cutts; Ken and Dennis Law; Paul Padley; Lawrence and Maureen Ball; Phil Chapman; Sue Gervis; Irene Frankish; Marion Morton do any of these other namws ring any bells.

Which part of the area did you hail from?

Maureen Ball ??? she had brothers called albert and alan .albert raised a lot of money for charities...i heard when maureen was a little girl she was badly hurt by by a lorry on a zebra crossing and the driver never stopped

miss egerton was one of my teachers she had a stick that she whacked us with called excalibur the headmaster was cornflake=cornthwaite. mr. bishop was also one of the teachers he caught me when i fainted one morning in assembly!

yes she certainly made a whoosh when the stick came down i must admit i liked mr bishop

Which Carbrook School? If you mean the one at the top of Janson St me and my brothers and sisters attended during the years 1958 and 1963. Our names are Steve, Jean Sue Alan and Angela Suckley.

Dont remember the name of Miss Sanderson. I do recall Miss Renshaw; Mrs Dobson: Mrs Featherstone; Mr Wilde. Mrs Tucker; Miss Middleton; Miss Carr; Miss Valentine.

There are 2 threads you might find useful - anyone from attercliffe and anyone from carbrook.


I think Miss Carr was the headmistress. Miss Renshaw's first name was Beryll.

Think Mrs Gillett was a teacher there , she used to take rounders. I remember Miss Wilson too - it was her first teaching post.

yes she certainly made a whoosh when the stick came down i must admit i liked mr bishop

I received the cane from Miss Renshaw in 1954 and it still stings.

I received the cane from Miss Renshaw in 1954 and it still stings.miss sanderson was at the scool on dunlop street head teacher mr cornthwaite often called cornflakes by most of the kids

Can anyone let me know if Carbrook County School at the top of Janson Street is still standing - someone said it is now a pub. Is Coleridge Road School still there or been demolished.

I attended both but have not been to Sheffield for the last 30 years I have lived overseas in Paraguay since 1970.

my mum went to carbrook school then i think to phillimore road school, her name was carol walmsley then, she has 2 sisters patricia (pat) and marilyn, i am not sure when she went though, she is 64 now

Phillimore and Carbrook County both attended Coleridge Rd Sec' Mod at 11 years of age.

Remember lots of fights on the ' tip ' to get the pecking order from the two schools.

my mum went to carbrook school then i think to phillimore road school, her name was carol walmsley then, she has 2 sisters patricia (pat) and marilyn, i am not sure when she went though, she is 64 now
hi she must have been there same time as me i am also 64 but i can t recall the name its such along time ago the memory not working well

Did anyone used to go in the recreation ground ' reck ' and use the tennis courts.

There were two entrances one from Terry Street and another near the park - keepers entrance.