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Eighup Gang ...although i'm from Ecco ,I went to Yew lane ( Yewlands to yo' young 'uns) ..but ..if anyone remembers Mr Belk ( music teacher ) he was mi' Dads cousin...:hihi:

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I was at the main school between 1979 and 1982 and 1982 and 1984 (sixth form). I remember the school being out of control, with only a handful of teachers (such as Mr Williams & Mr Howarth) who could keep control. Many of the windows had been put through, and room 5 had been completely torched. How I got out of that place with any qualifications is one of life's little mysteries. Grew up quick. I see that Mr King has been killed in a motorcycle accident - I heard that he had been sacked for making a girl stand on a desk, and lift her skirt up. I always felt sorry for him, because he got all the idiots, and it must have eventually got to him. Anyone remember Philip (Percy) Claxton? He was a great teacher for 6th form, but couldn't control the other classes. Same with Mr Pilling. Mr Guest was my form tutor for 2 years, and was new into teaching in 1979. Apparently, he had played football for England under 21s. I was one of the computer swots (still am!), and was one of the first 6 pupils to be introduced to the school computer by Mr Burkinshaw and Mr Carter in 1980. Ground breaking stuff! I still do a lot of web and flickr stuff under the name wakefieldpinball. Please see my other posting on the lower school. My initials are MRD, but I like to keep things anonymous on the internet if that is OK. Ta. Oh, nearly forgot Mrs Jolly, the inappropriately named dinner bag (sorry, lady).

How was room 5 torched may I ask :o?

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i went there too b4 it was dun up been since wth my son . oh dear i got bared from going again

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How was room 5 torched may I ask :o?

 

 

well it wern't me anyway coz i had left by then.

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Who was the Maths teacher who drove the little yellow sports car made of fibreglass? (Mid to late 70s.)

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Who was the Maths teacher who drove the little yellow sports car made of fibreglass? (Mid to late 70s.)

 

Was it Mr. Carter ?

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Does anyone remember Mr Brazell the history teacher, who was a Norwich City supporter and drove a bright green vw beetle? :)

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Does anyone remember Mr Brazell the history teacher, who was a Norwich City supporter and drove a bright green vw beetle? :)

 

Yeah, I remember him, smallish, mousey hair, glasses, desert boots of the suede variety? !!!:hihi:

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I remember this and was really furious that Cliff Richard was allowed to come, and not my heart throb of the time, David Bowie!!!
i remember him coming saw him in the hallway ,they were happy days .

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Does anyone remember Mr Brazell the history teacher, who was a Norwich City supporter and drove a bright green vw beetle? :)

 

I remember him well he was my he was my 1st year form teacher back in 1975 and our class was in the prefabs, I remember they were either freezing cold or red hot hot

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Who was the Maths teacher who drove the little yellow sports car made of fibreglass? (Mid to late 70s.)

 

Could it have been Philip Claxton?

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Who was the Maths teacher who drove the little yellow sports car made of fibreglass? (Mid to late 70s.)

 

Was it Mr. Carter ?

 

Mr Carter drove a bright orange Ford Capri I think. I saw him in tha ASDA on Friday. He doesn't teach anymore, he's a lab technician. Less stressfull no doubt!

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