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Post by june on Jul 12, 2008 15:13:09 GMT -1
mine was st Oswalds collyhurst started in the nursrey age 3 in 1953 ,the teachers were Miss Lister and Miss clutterbuck wot a tyrant she was lol remember the camp like beds and itchy blankets for afternoon nap ,  |
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Post by dave2 on Jul 12, 2008 16:41:48 GMT -1
mine was st marys road moston,now demolished]i think it was 1961 for first year then to broadhurst[ williams rd moston ]a new build then and still there now till 1969. i think we had the same blankets june.
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Post by bluejohn on Jul 12, 2008 23:16:26 GMT -1
mine was bradford memorial, christ do i remember the afternoon naps. i can remember some little s**t smashing a great big toy tank over my head to wake me up!!!
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Post by bancrog on Jul 16, 2008 19:09:59 GMT -1
My first school was The Holy Family in Hulme. I think I was 4/5. Then went to St. Augustines and went to Cavendish School for Home Economics! From there went to St. Ignatius, but when I was attending St. Agustines and St. Ignatiius I lived on Moor Lane, Wythenshawe and travelled by free bus pass to Manchester. I remember catching the #50 bus home and buying Uncle Joe's Mint Balls to eat on the bus.
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Post by johnnyowen on Jul 22, 2008 13:18:05 GMT -1
i went to bradford memorial. i remember the prefabs and trying to catch evelyn malthouse during games of catch a girl kiss a girl. also being the smallest and nippiest boy in the class i usually won the obstacle race in the annual sports day comp...funny what you remember !!
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Post by peter byrne on Jul 22, 2008 14:10:18 GMT -1
i went to holy name infants on burlington st,then on to holy name on dover st,then finally to st ignatius,the best years of your life. happy days.
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Post by misschampers on Aug 3, 2008 16:54:55 GMT -1
Mine was Manor Rd infants then onto Greenside lane juniors.
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Sidor
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Post by Sidor on Nov 9, 2008 14:16:35 GMT -1
My fist school was Nelson Street Miles Platting Manchester, I started in the nursre age 3 in 1939,I can remember the camp beds with the itchy blankets for our afternoon nap the teacher I remember was Mrs Tilley she was very nice with all the kids, We had a little band but I always finished up with the triangle, I stayed at Nelson Street untill 1951 and left at 15,
( I was not in the nursre all that time & lost the triangle ) Happy Days
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Post by lin on Nov 9, 2008 15:18:42 GMT -1
CHRIST CHURCH BRADFORD..ALL GONE NOW.  |
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Post by Lisa on Nov 10, 2008 14:20:32 GMT -1
St. Cross Infants School. Started 1949 aged 5. The school is still there, next to St. Cross Church, but now being used as a Kitchen Supplier.
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Post by roofingman on Nov 19, 2008 21:54:20 GMT -1
My schools were Seymour rd,,St Thomas,,St Agnes,,Birchfields and Moseley Road...Moseley Rd has a website run from OZ and we have get togethers every year although the school was demolished years ago...........St Agnes (Longsight) is presently being demolished blt 1881....They are building upwards and the play ground will be on the roof....Most of the children going there are Islamic denoting the changing ethnic flavor of Longsight...St Agnes has always had great teachers and a high volume of past pupils have done well in life..................Ian..vancouver
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Post by tony38337 on Dec 8, 2008 10:59:41 GMT -1
St Mary's Failsworth age about 3-4 Miss Felstead nice lady and about 1944.
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mac69
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Post by mac69 on Dec 13, 2008 18:50:38 GMT -1
Mine was Cravenwood , I was not there very long then moved to Thomas Steet both M8 not far from Wollies and in them days Macfisheries . Happy Christmas to all  |
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Post by lin on Dec 14, 2008 9:03:21 GMT -1
HAPPY XMAS TO YOU MAC69 |
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alanv
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Post by alanv on Feb 25, 2009 9:17:08 GMT -1
My first school was Collyhurst County Primary ( the Tin school or tinnie to us that went there).
Started in 1959 aged 3, and like everyone else remember those god awful blankets and camp beds for afternoon naps.
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Post by Kay on Apr 1, 2009 19:45:33 GMT -1
My first school was wheler street juniors and I remember the free bottles of milk and a rusk biscuit. and the overhalls we wore with an emblem on to recognise whose was who, still remember mine was a sprig of hollyand yes those awful blankets and camp fold up beds. at that was 64 years ago and still in my memory.
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Post by bodzy3 on Apr 3, 2009 3:47:45 GMT -1
My first and only school was St James (Gorton C of E )School, on Wellington St Gorton and I loved every minute of it , I even rose to the rank of milk monitor.........Eeeh them were the days ...
bodzy
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Post by OLLY on Apr 19, 2009 19:06:14 GMT -1
MY FIRST SCHOOL.......GORTON MOUNT......THEN OLD HALL DRIVE THEN SPURLEY HEY......... MISS CORNTHWAITE AT GORTON MOUNT.......CORRR..... |
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Post by vicg on May 12, 2009 20:47:00 GMT -1
First school was Peac*ck Street, Gorton,1963, remember the dinners, prunes, custard, rice pudding, football practice on the nearby "red rec"
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