I'm pleased to hear you enjoyed our virtual tour & thank you for your comment
Posted by: Miss Reay - ICT Subject Leader on April 27, 2007 3:00 PM
Good site!
Posted by: Jerrol on August 21, 2007 11:11 AM
not that much has changed since i left in 2002 except the nursery and where the little playground used 2 b, now known as the multi use playyard
Posted by: kelly wilson on October 5, 2007 2:47 PM
What a charming video. Well done Year 6, I now know a little more about your school and would love to make a visit to see you all in person soon.
Posted by: Jayne Trevor on May 11, 2008 2:48 PM
Thanks, Jayne. If you're a former pupil/member of staff then you will be more than welcome to visit our school. Especially before we move to our new site over the summer. Keep checking this weblog for further details or contact the school & speak to a member of staff.
Posted by: Miss Reay on May 11, 2008 10:12 PM
Lovely to see the video of the school. I left the school in 1973 to go to Dunston Comp. and now live near Rugby. Much of the school building looks the same and watching the video brought back some happy memories.
I did wonder if the headmaster's office looked the same as when I had to visit the then headmaster, Mr Ebdon, but given the circumstances perhaps I was better not seeing it!!!
Good luck with the move. Nice to see that the video will preserve the old building for posterity,
Regards
Ian Nicholson
Posted by: Ian Nicholson on July 7, 2008 4:39 PM
A very enjoyable trip down memory lane. I was at the school (including infants) from 1962 until 1967 when I left to attend what is now Kings Meadows Comprehensive (at that time Dunston Hill Secondary School). Lots of changes but the main buildings are very much as they were. I now live in Northumberland but clearly remember my school days in Dunston. My headmaster at that time was Mr Ebdon, a very strict disciplinarian with a very large facial mole and a similarly bushy/twirly moustache. My last form Teacher was Miss Arkless, a very large and strict lady who could maintain discipline by just a certain look. I would love to visit the school again at some stage and share some of these memories with present day students. Well done to the video's authors.
Posted by: Jim Richardson on September 21, 2008 4:52 PM
Video Virtual Tour
Check out our fab virtual tour of the school....captured on video by Year 6 pupils. Well done everyone. Great Work!
Broadband (06.20 Windows Media)
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Posted by Melody on September 29, 2006 3:16 PM
Your Comments
I'm pleased to hear you enjoyed our virtual tour & thank you for your comment
Posted by: Miss Reay - ICT Subject Leader on April 27, 2007 3:00 PM
Good site!
Posted by: Jerrol on August 21, 2007 11:11 AM
not that much has changed since i left in 2002 except the nursery and where the little playground used 2 b, now known as the multi use playyard
Posted by: kelly wilson on October 5, 2007 2:47 PM
What a charming video. Well done Year 6, I now know a little more about your school and would love to make a visit to see you all in person soon.
Posted by: Jayne Trevor on May 11, 2008 2:48 PM
Thanks, Jayne. If you're a former pupil/member of staff then you will be more than welcome to visit our school. Especially before we move to our new site over the summer. Keep checking this weblog for further details or contact the school & speak to a member of staff.
Posted by: Miss Reay on May 11, 2008 10:12 PM
Lovely to see the video of the school. I left the school in 1973 to go to Dunston Comp. and now live near Rugby. Much of the school building looks the same and watching the video brought back some happy memories.
I did wonder if the headmaster's office looked the same as when I had to visit the then headmaster, Mr Ebdon, but given the circumstances perhaps I was better not seeing it!!!
Good luck with the move. Nice to see that the video will preserve the old building for posterity,
Regards
Ian Nicholson
Posted by: Ian Nicholson on July 7, 2008 4:39 PM
A very enjoyable trip down memory lane. I was at the school (including infants) from 1962 until 1967 when I left to attend what is now Kings Meadows Comprehensive (at that time Dunston Hill Secondary School). Lots of changes but the main buildings are very much as they were. I now live in Northumberland but clearly remember my school days in Dunston. My headmaster at that time was Mr Ebdon, a very strict disciplinarian with a very large facial mole and a similarly bushy/twirly moustache. My last form Teacher was Miss Arkless, a very large and strict lady who could maintain discipline by just a certain look. I would love to visit the school again at some stage and share some of these memories with present day students. Well done to the video's authors.
Posted by: Jim Richardson on September 21, 2008 4:52 PM