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Memory No. 134
From:
Robert Smith
(@WT 1943>49)
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I remember Miss Peacock, Mr Train, Mr Cowan, Miss Snead, Mr Brooks and I remember being allowed out of class to build a model of Westminster Abbey in match boxes with another pupil - not sure if I missed out on 'education' or not!
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Memory No. 133
From:
Sharna Mandil
(@WT 2004-2006)
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Hey every1 missin u bressss, missin all my gyals nd bois, even the teachers! luv u all lots bless tc mwahzzz
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Memory No. 132
From:
Sharna Mandil
(@WT 2004-2006)
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Hey every1 missin u bressss, missin all my gyals nd bois, even the teachers! luv u all lots bless tc mwahzzz
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Memory No. 131
From:
Bobby Sehmi
(@WT 1999>2005)
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Just A Big hi to all the teachers
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Memory No. 130
From:
junaid
(@WT 2000-2001)
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well .. emm .. i onli came 2 dis school bcoz all ma matez went dere..n plus dere woz dah massive(at dat tym) clok .. i still go dere .. i go oaks now soo u know .. emm .. i jus went dere 4 a few months i woz in yr1 .. ma teacha woz mr.bell .. n i memba dis MR MEN books we read .. we wer facin da corner .. buh dahs long tym ago .. n dan afta i met shannen in ma other primary skool .. bless
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Memory No. 129
From:
martin clarkson
(@WT 1952 - 1959)
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mr cowan standing up in assembly to inform the whole school that he had had to can a boy for something or other. most of all the way it was made up to be such a big important serious event which of course it was. it hardly ever happened in fact. i can remember marion harmon. i think i was in love with her. lots of vague recolections(sure that was spealt wrong) but it was all so long ago.
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Memory No. 128
From:
leah roberts
(@WT 1999>2006)
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missing all my techers miss moesely miss reynolds mrs blaize miss burd mrs dignon mrs hill mrs stevens miss martin (even though she has left) and many more........
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Memory No. 127
From:
leah roberts
(@WT 1999>2006)
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all the compertitions we would win against different schools and we won the kings cup for the 1st time in many years.We also came 2nd in our netball league which was really good.
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Memory No. 126
From:
Helene Vancliff
(@WT 1962>68)
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I loved William Torbitt school. Remember the large playing fields. School dinners - especially as a prefect. I particularly enjoyed salad with grated cheese. Mr Cowan used to scare me but he got me through the 11+. Mr Hunt used to say "Beg pardon" a lot and slipper the boys mostly. Mrs Bidgood (I considered her very glamarous) taught me nothing but music - I played the recorder, viola, and piano. I realised how little I had learned when I got to senior school and couldn't do the maths! However I could read music. I remember the Christmas concerts and plays. I was sleeping beauty once, and a fairy (got my lines mixed up). I remember crying when I left school, and the class I looked after during wet playtimes giving me a Mars bar as a leaving present. I remember the smog when I was in the infants. We were not allowed to leave school until our older sibling came for us. My sister aged 7 (I was 6) and I walked home not being able to see in front of us - scary! Miss Ferguson was one of my teachers in the infants, I always thought her very very tall who would walk very fast (I had to run to keep up with her). She used to walk home with us sometimes. Good memories. It was fun looking through the photos.
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Memory No. 125
From:
nathan brembah
(@WT 1999)
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nathan brembah is a top man but ya'll already kno dat :/
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Memory No. 124
From:
parisse
(@WT 2003)
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of when i waz in yer 3 and i had mrs jones as my teacher
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