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Johnny
Glasgow

31 of 33 Fri 18th Sep 2015 5:12pm

The headmaster was called Mr Branney I think and not Brannigan He was a very kind decent man

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dutchman
Spon End

32 of 33 Sat 19th Sep 2015 4:33am

On 18th Sep 2015 4:53pm, Johnny said: I went to St Osburgs from 1952 to 1958 Lots of 'big' boys and girls in the playground No secondary schools then 50 to a class, split by half years, playground packed Great teachers, some a bit fierce Can't complain as I was a bit of a ruffian

I was there (for a very short period) in 1959. Don't recall the (first year) class being particularly large? Can't remember the teacher's name? I do remember identical twin boys in the same class who used to argue like cat and dog. The playground was split level with infants on one level and juniors on the other. Never ate there as I lived just down the road in Bond Street so it wasn't far to walk home. Decided later that was a mistake and preferred to eat with the other kids when I went to St Mary's.

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Annie
Coventry

33 of 33 Sun 12th Feb 2017 11:36pm

I went there from 1963 to 1969 The head was Mr Branny and Mrs Branny was school secretary. Mr Daly was there too. Mr Branny retired around 1965/6 and Mr Koegan became head, a different kettle of fish, not as nice.

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Johnny Glasgow	31 of 33 Fri 18th Sep 2015 5:12pm The headmaster was called Mr Branney I think and not Brannigan He was a very kind decent man John Holland
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dutchman Spon End	32 of 33 Sat 19th Sep 2015 4:33am On 18th Sep 2015 4:53pm, Johnny said: I went to St Osburgs from 1952 to 1958 Lots of 'big' boys and girls in the playground No secondary schools then 50 to a class, split by half years, playground packed Great teachers, some a bit fierce Can't complain as I was a bit of a ruffian I was there (for a very short period) in 1959. Don't recall the (first year) class being particularly large? Can't remember the teacher's name? I do remember identical twin boys in the same class who used to argue like cat and dog. The playground was split level with infants on one level and juniors on the other. Never ate there as I lived just down the road in Bond Street so it wasn't far to walk home. Decided later that was a mistake and preferred to eat with the other kids when I went to St Mary's. Witness to the Gerry Raid of "Moonlight Sonata" (Kaga Simpson)
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Annie Coventry	33 of 33 Sun 12th Feb 2017 11:36pm I went there from 1963 to 1969 The head was Mr Branny and Mrs Branny was school secretary. Mr Daly was there too. Mr Branny retired around 1965/6 and Mr Koegan became head, a different kettle of fish, not as nice.
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