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during my time at colley from 80 to 85 our head was mr jagger the sheepsha@@er , it didnt help him that we had a farm on the school site with several sheep! we also had a deputy by the name of miss bennett also known as battleship Come on folks you can sound off now without getting the cane!

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oh dear!

 

The headmistress at Abbeydale Grange Lower School was Miss Williams in the 70's, her nickname was "Frog". Her Deputy was Mr Longley, known as "Daddy Longlegs"

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Headmaster of the City Grammar School in the 1950s was Mr Northeast, Nicknamed "Windy".

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At All Saints the headmaster rarely had a cigarette out of his mouth and being over 6 feet tall the kids nicknamed him 'The Towering Inferno'.

 

I thought this was one of the best nicknames I've come across.

 

PopT

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Headmaster of Carfield Intermediate School in the 1940's ,"Old man Yak" (Mr.Kay).

Not very original, but there you are ! He was certainly one of the fairest men I've ever

met,a real gentle man and there were some tough kids at that school.

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Mr Barron at Prince Edwards, AKA Barron Greenback, after the toad in the Dangermouse cartoons.

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Mr Vernon Cross at Prince Edwards was known as "Very Cross"

 

Dr Florence Mary Green at Abbeydale Girls Grammar was just known as "Flo"

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Mr Biggins at Silverdale was just known as George and the deputy head,Charlie Shooter, was Known as Pop.

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Mr Hook head of Wisewood school in the 1970's was known as The Frog simply because he looked like one.

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Nathaniel Langford Clapton (1903-1967), headmaster of King Ted's from 1950 to 1965 was known, appropriately, as "Fat Nat" (among other things....)

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William ( or was it Walter? ) Humpstone, head of Chaucer School, aka Batman because he wore an academic gown...

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oh dear!

 

The headmistress at Abbeydale Grange Lower School was Miss Williams in the 70's, her nickname was "Frog". Her Deputy was Mr Longley, known as "Daddy Longlegs"

 

:hihi: & Cooper Man at the upper school.

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