Pyebank School, Pitsmoor

[jannette]

i lived in andover street across the road from a lady called mary flannagan my name was janet houlston i had sisters called wendy ,pamela.my mother was betty and my father ronald.

[Cycleracer]

Originally posted by pitsmoorboy

Charlie Street was in my class at Pye bank school in the late 50's The Wembley play ground was on Marcus St.

Was that the play ground at the side of the railway near the firey jack tunnel.

[pitsmoorboy]

Hi Siren Just been looking through this post again and it just struck me that your name could be Sirone or Cirone and did you have a brother who was in the police force?

[Siren]

Pitsmoorboy

You should be in the police force yourself

Siren

[Darren]

I was there from 1967 through to 1974

I can remember all my form tutors

Miss Thompson (Very old)

Miss Smith (Very Young)

Miss Hancock (very fit)

 

Miss Singleton was the Headmistress

 

Miss Chalmers (very strict but kind)

Miss Hammerton ( Stricter Loved the ruler)

Mr Hussey (Loved the hockey stick)

Mr Chambers (top bloke)

 

Mr Cook was the Headmaster

 

All in all a great school that taught discipline and to respect others that I hope I still value to this day

[Linda Jakema]

Hi Elaine

 

I was in the same classes as you at Pye Bank School. I was there from 1958 and I left in 1965 to go the Hadfield House Lane Comperhensive School. My Maiden name was Linda Siddall. It is great to read everyones memories of the old place.

[Cycleracer]

my x mother in law was a teacher ther in the 80s mrs goddard

 

Did Miss Goddard teach at Hinde House in the early 70s.

[double]

anyone out there remember pyebank infants from the 50's, I was Elaine Roebuck, and moved onto the Manor Estate in 1960.

My parents were George and Edith , my brother George and sister Mavis.

 

Hi there Elaine

I went to Ellesmere Primary in the seventies. Two sisters called Joanne and Michelle Roebuck attended at the same time they lived near Burngreave school...............

[Falls]

Hi Pitsmoorboy,

I lived in the yard on the corner of Brunswick Rd and Bramber St [an old derelict beer off shop was in the corner of the yard] There were no floors left in the old shop they had been taken for firewood. I think we moved out of Pitsmoor in 1957.

 

Hi,

 

Did you know a family called Fleming who lived on Brunswick Road, almost at the corner of Bramber Street? Their house was next to a derlict shop on the corner and opposite a pub, I think called The Vine. They were there in the 1940's and at least the early 50's

 

They had a son called Leslie and a daughter called Dawn. I went to Pye Bank and Burngreave schools with Leslie.

 

Regards

[Tradescanthia]

Hi,

 

Did you know a family called Fleming who lived on Brunswick Road, almost at the corner of Bramber Street? Their house was next to a derlict shop on the corner and opposite a pub, I think called The Vine. They were there in the 1940's and at least the early 50's

 

They had a son called Leslie and a daughter called Dawn. I went to Pye Bank and Burngreave schools with Leslie.

 

Regards

 

I remember the Websters, Trevor Ellis, Christine Acas and Kieth Hobson but not anyone called Fleming. My parents would probably remember them but they've both passed away.