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22 May 2023 | |
Memories |
1960's OOs |
This was Ms Griffiths' class of 10 and 11 year olds and they are standing in front of the Guiness clock which Robin says was clearly the most interesting part of the trip!
Robin was taking the photo and is hazy on the identity of the subjects, but he suspects they include John Hopkins, Brian Pugh, Peter Conde, Michael Robinson (now sadly deceased) and Graham Honeyman.
When, on a rainy day in 1952 my brother Bernard and I arrived at Oswestry School along with three other 'new bugs', as we were called, Bernard was 9 and I was 10. More...
For many years the origin of LAST DAY, painted and repainted by countless numbers of boys on the wall at the entrance to… More...
In 1960, Speech Weekend began on Friday 1 July, almost sixty five years ago today, and I can remember it like it was yes… More...
Returning to School on 8 June after a gloriously sunny half term break at our caravan on the outskirts of Blackpool I be… More...
The cricket season had arrived. More...
Old Oswestrians gathered for a day of first-class cricket and first-class hospitality as part of a brand-new association with the Cheltenham Cricket F… More...
We are sad to announce the sudden, but peaceful death of Marina de Stacpoole (1996-98) who died on Monday 23 June, aged 45. More...
In David's penultimate blog post he recalls that despite his school days being sometimes wonderful and sometimes challenging, he will always remember … More...