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My friend’s relatives ran that chippy.....which was useful. I remember all those teachers as well.

I had better start being polite to you from now on :lolol: We can agree on our time at school being fun. Like you I loved it and get frustrated when people criticise the school.

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I went to one 6th form Xmas disco but that was it. I used to go to The Arc a lot though. We also went to The Ship as a friend was friendly with a young bar maid in there. But when I went to Lewes my partying was mainly based there, Brighton and select Sussex villages where I’d made new friends...

Excuse my ignorance...but is he/she/bot doing this for any commercial gain? Or is it just some weird creepy fetish? To me, it all seems rather odd and I don’t understand it.

Yikes. Has he said anything bad about me :lolol: I have PMed you.

I also remember discos at Meeching Hall and The Boys Club.

Good work. It was. Who was I thinking of then?

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Teachers I remember: Miss Reeves - maths Miss Fenn-Tye - English (attractive and posh) Brad The Lad - Plastic work Barty Ward - PE Kellett - had a touch of the JRM about him Mr Rummery - a policeman who used to visit the school and do talks. Mrs Ost - Science. Mr Davies - PE Mr Sandford -...

Wasn't it Le Paige, or Le Podge as we called him. He also ran the tuck-shop. Every week, the start of our drama lesson, a group of us had to help him carry boxes of tuck from his car to the classroom. And every week we lifted a few items. As the weeks went by we got more and more confident and...

I remember Pierson: scruffy, youthful in outlook but quite weather-worn and always cycled to school. Think he watched the Albion as well.

I remember messing about in the fort tunnels as well; one of them ended with an opening half way up the cliff. I recall some had paintings/murals in them. I spent most summer holidays on the West or East side beaches. Re language, I think you might be confusing me with someone else as I have...

‘79 until ‘85. Like you I gave the sixth form a go for one year but decided I wanted a move and and did my A’s at Lewes Tech. I liked the school, have very fond memories of my time there and of my days in Newhaven in general.

What years were you there?

Ah yes, her surname was pronounced Rye-dulsh...can’t recall how it was spelt. And Mr Ward was another PE teacher and also my tutor.

I don’t think it was Mrs Ost, I believe it was the female music teacher who’s name escapes me...albeit a few years after I left. I remember Shorthouse, or Death Breath as we called him due to his coffee scented breath. Saxby was Head when I was there as well

Tideway per chance?