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Originally posted by palace chick
She was 38 and I was 17 - Happy days :-) ...... you knew nothin' about love, she knew everything.
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Mr Moir (Geoffrey Moir). An ex world war 2 fighter pilot with the obligatory handlebar moustache. He was as strict as they come, but fair. I left in 1980, but I can still remember some of the lessons and the way in which he got his message across. A fantastic English teacher at Ashburton High School. Apart from him, as Cucking said, they were all c*nts.
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Originally posted by collier row eagle
At Rowan road school there were two female teachers miss cram and miss Allison, I would have loved to have been seduced by either! is that the SW16 school you are referring to?
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Miss Brady was mine French teacher was stunning Stanley Tec high school
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..Mr Smith, because he let us lock him in the cupboard every lesson.
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I didn't have a favourite. I hated them all. School was very uninspiring for me.
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Originally posted by martin2412
Mr Moir (Geoffrey Moir). An ex world war 2 fighter pilot with the obligatory handlebar moustache. He was as strict as they come, but fair. I left in 1980, but I can still remember some of the lessons and the way in which he got his message across. A fantastic English teacher at Ashburton High School. Apart from him, as Cucking said, they were all c*nts. We were a great team - Surrey Cup winners a few years earlier - but your lot, Ashburton, ripped us apart. Titterton in goal and the twins whose name escapes me.
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Not sure about a favourite teacher. There was one we used to have a good laugh with over him being a Leeds Utd fan. Certainly one I detested with a passion, and still do to this day. Came as no surprise that my parents had a run in with him at parents evening. Names have been withheld to protect the guilty.
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Originally posted by kingdowieonthewall
Had a lovely lady teacher called Van Der zee. Ashburton High no doubt ?
I don't need to sell my soul...he's already in me.
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Originally posted by Vespa GS cpfc 007
Ashburton High no doubt ? Indeed. Not so favourite teacher was a certain J.Barlow.
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At Fairchildes, late 70's it was Mrs Hunt, science teacher and Head of Year (or Dep).
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Well my favourite teachers weren't Nicky Morgan; Michael Gove; Ed Balls; Alan Johnson; Ruth Kelly etc....oh wait, they have never experienced life in the classroom! (Get the message, folks!)
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