School Days - memories & outings

Of course you are right dutchman, if I'd used the brain that I used to have, I would have realised that the children were much younger than I was when I went to the new St Mary's, plus the fact that in the Juniors the desks were in rows. Did you recognise the teacher? morgana - I really hope that you find the photo of dutchman by the Belgrade fountain.

Another clue Tricia is that the covered walk can be seen to the left of the classrooms rather than the right. I have a vague idea who the teacher was but I was never in her class.

Thank you Tricia, I just want to see if he was a scally wag when young

School photos http://www.coventrytelegraph.net/news/coventry-news/look-more-your-old-school-9147376

Ahrr great thanks Dutchman . I was still looking for you at the Belgrade fountain with your friend in the Telegraph. Yes michievious little face as I thought

Thank you Tricia By the way, I'm not doing anything to the girl in front of me despite the expression on her face!

O my, 'You had school books' Don't remember any school books, we had a blackboard to read from, a few desks, not enough, a few teachers, not enough, and a tiny cloak room were we ate sandwiches at lunch time. 'And' pretty teachers,I would never have left school, Don't remember a teacher under fifty, with my luck, hope I get a coffin and not a tea chest.

More photos!

And some more!

Even more!

And again - some more! Still waiting for someone to recognise themselves on one!

I would dearly love to recognise myself or anyone I knew in one of those school photos, but sadly I don't recall a single "whole class" photo ever being taken during my time at school in the 1970s - only individual ones. If anyone ever finds a class photo of Stoke Primary or Stoke Park School from that era, it would be great to see - but I fear that the cuts of those times meant there probably weren't any.

Hello Rob, I'm fully expecting to see several shots of my class of 1935 lol.