Lacey Green School Reunion 2000 - Revision history

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−	[[File:Kathleen Church and Dorothy Bristow.jpg\|thumb\|left Kathleen Church. right Daphne Bristow. One of the children - Kathleen Turner.]]	+	This item is listed in [[Social Snapshots 1969-2000 inc]][[File:Kathleen Church and Dorothy Bristow.jpg\|thumb\|left Kathleen Church. right Daphne Bristow. One of the children - Kathleen Turner.]]
	'''89 former pupils described their time at Lacey Green School in questionnaires at a school reunion organised by the Local History Group in 2000.'''		'''89 former pupils described their time at Lacey Green School in questionnaires at a school reunion organised by the Local History Group in 2000.'''

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 '''89 former pupils described their time at Lacey Green School in questionnaires at a school reunion organised by the Local History Group in 2000.'''
-click [[2000 Addresses of those at School Reunion]] for current addresses
+click [[2000 Addresses of those at School Reunion]] for current addresses.
 <u>'''FOR EACH PERSON''' '''click [https://laceygreenhistory.com/w/index.php/Lacey_Green_School_teachers'_logbook_reports Lacey Green School teachers' logbook reports] then click the years that interest you to get current'''</u> '''<u>details</u>''' <u>i'''ncluding the WEATHER, ILLNESSES, REASONS FOR ABSENCE, INSPECTORS REPORTS, PHOTOS, and much, much, more.'''</u>

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-[[File:Joan West and Alex.jpg|thumb|Joan West.  Alex Saunders (granddaughter) holds book 'Chiltern Village School' by Joan]]
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 '''1914-1923 Gladys Ing [[Smalldean Farm]]''' Saunderton.    Head Miss Palmer & Miss Grey with Miss Janes & Miss Hawes. 35 in class. Left at 14. Walked to school. No new build. Toilets outside.  Punishments standing on form & cane. School meals-no. Free milk-no. Trips no. Nature walks yes. Sports-none. Played hopscotch & skipped.

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 '''1914-1923 Gladys Ing [[Smalldean Farm]]''' Saunderton.    Head Miss Palmer & Miss Grey with Miss Janes & Miss Hawes. 35 in class. Left at 14. Walked to school. No new build. Toilets outside.  Punishments standing on form & cane. School meals-no. Free milk-no. Trips no. Nature walks yes. Sports-none. Played hopscotch & skipped.

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 '''1914-1923 Gladys Ing [[Smalldean Farm]]''' Saunderton.    Head Miss Palmer & Miss Grey with Miss Janes & Miss Hawes. 35 in class. Left at 14. Walked to school. No new build. Toilets outside.  Punishments standing on form & cane. School meals-no. Free milk-no. Trips no. Nature walks yes. Sports-none. Played hopscotch & skipped.

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 '''One other thing I remember was scripture exam'''.  Always on a cold November morning, the vicar came from Hampden, he always looked so cold and always had a 'dew-drop' on the end of his nose - made us laugh of course.
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 Those of us who had a bike rode to Hampden to get eating chestnuts. sometimes lucky sometimes not.

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 '''1 hour & a half for our dinner'''.  When Dr came about once a year I think we had to have our dinner sitting in the girls cloakroom on the stone floor not very comfortable.
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 '''Then lady came to look through our hair "lice looker"''' we called her.  If you had lice you had a card to take home.  I remember once having a card.  My mother really went mad, as she took such care of my hair, what a disgrace!

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 '''They are:'''- Constance Gomme, Gladys Ing. Nell Rixon, Hannah Baker, Daphne Bristow, Frances Dormer, Charlie Claydon, Douglas Brett, Winifred Harvey, Phyllis Stallwood, John Harris, Margaret Harris. Barbara Bearfoot, Constance Macro, Basil Rixon.
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 '''1913-1922 Constance L Gomme  living at Loosley House Cottage.'''  Walked to school. Head Miss Grey with Miss M Janes & Nance Hawes. Vicar Robson.  12 in class. Left aged 14. No new build. Toilets outside.  Punishment- stand on form or in the corner. No uniform. No meals. No free milk. No trips. Playtime--skipped in the road