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15-02-2010, 08:18
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St Oswald's School-1940-1950
Anyone remember school friends of that era?
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18-02-2010, 07:39
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Re: St Oswald's School-1940-1950
Does anyone remember Miss Gardner, Miss Cookson, Miss Higham, Miss Mitchell, Miss Livesey, Joan Flanagan, Barbara Bentley, Colin Wilson, Anne Cunningham, Brilliant bopping girl, hot muffins-brought in at play-time from bakery next to St. Peter's?
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21-02-2010, 16:45
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Re: St Oswald's School-1940-1950
Sorry not that era had a great time there in the 60s apart from miss BIRTCH .
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26-09-2010, 23:33
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Re: St Oswald's School-1940-1950
I think me dad went to st oswalds Anthony Flynn
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27-09-2010, 18:55
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Re: St Oswald's School-1940-1950
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Originally Posted by Stephanie Wallace
Does anyone remember Miss Gardner, Miss Cookson, Miss Higham, Miss Mitchell, Miss Livesey, Joan Flanagan, Barbara Bentley, Colin Wilson, Anne Cunningham, Brilliant bopping girl, hot muffins-brought in at play-time from bakery next to St. Peter's?
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I started there in the Infants in 1950 .
My teachers were Mrs Edsforth , Miss Gardner ( head teacher ) but I can't remember who my first teacher was . It may have been Miss Mitchell . I recall a farewell do for her .
There was no junior section then , so you had to move to another school when you were about 7 .
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24-10-2010, 07:56
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Re: St Oswald's School-1940-1950
After I left school. Loved St Oswald's except for Mr Bruynseels. He scared me-I think I may have scared him!
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24-10-2010, 07:57
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Re: St Oswald's School-1940-1950
Was your daddy named Bernard?
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24-10-2010, 09:49
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Re: St Oswald's School-1940-1950
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After I left school. Loved St Oswald's except for Mr Bruynseels. He scared me-I think I may have scared him!
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Or was it his cane Stephanie
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24-10-2010, 13:56
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Re: St Oswald's School-1940-1950
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My teachers were Mrs Edsforth
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There was a Mrs. Edsforth taught at St. Anne's in the 60s, must be the same?
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24-10-2010, 18:41
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Re: St Oswald's School-1940-1950
we lived on the ferngore during that period half the kids on the estate went to st oswalds a few names I remember john and jim prior and the finns who went on to be great crown green bowlers like there father who seemed to be the champion every year
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24-10-2010, 19:05
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Re: St Oswald's School-1940-1950
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There was a Mrs. Edsforth taught at St. Anne's in the 60s, must be the same?
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Yes . She taught me in the infants at St Oswald's and then in the juniors at St Annes .
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25-10-2010, 18:20
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Re: St Oswald's School-1940-1950
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Yes . She taught me in the infants at St Oswald's and then in the juniors at St Annes .
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Mrs Edsforth taught me in the juniors at St. Anne's. Thankfully I managed to avoid Mr. Pedersen, except for football.
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25-10-2010, 19:39
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Re: St Oswald's School-1940-1950
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Mrs Edsforth taught me in the juniors at St. Anne's. Thankfully I managed to avoid Mr. Pedersen, except for football.
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After my time .
Was Mr Kelly still head teacher when you were there ?
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26-10-2010, 01:36
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Re: St Oswald's School-1940-1950
He was when I was there, the old ######
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26-10-2010, 13:38
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Re: St Oswald's School-1940-1950
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Was Mr Kelly still head teacher when you were there ?
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Mr. William Patrick Kelly, gardening in the grotto next to the church, remember him well.
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