Gordon Smith · 1960s · Kingsland Road School
Wooden pens and ceramic inkpots
I went to Kingsland from 1962 through to 1967
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Tony Wilson · 1960s · Kingsland Road School
Villa players on Cooksey Lane
I attended Kingsland from 1965 til 1971. Really enjoyed my time there, some great kids and brilliant teachers.
Read the full memory: Villa players on Cooksey LaneJohn Goodby · 1960s · Kingsland Road School
A very Welsh school
The school, looking back, was very Welsh – many of the teachers were escapees from the Welsh Valleys, and believed passionately in the power of education to change children’ lives.
Read the full memory: A very Welsh schoolPaula Ann Walker · 1960s · Kingsland Road School
The slipper with a cross cut out
I attended Kingsland (Kingsland Road Infant and Junior School) from c1957 – 1963. I remember Mrs Aubruck, she was my first teacher, an elderly lady with grey hair and a grey beard. She was very kind.
Read the full memory: The slipper with a cross cut outPaul Ward · 1960s · King’s Rise School
Miss Musto’s alarm clock
I was there from 1966 until 71. Miss Roberts was my first Teacher, and she had also been my Mothers too!
Read the full memory: Miss Musto’s alarm clockReginald Cook · 1960s · Hornsey Road
Never seen so much green
We moved to Hornsey road in 1964 from Milton street, Aston. I can remember looking out of the back of the removal van when it was driving up the hill on Kingstanding road.
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