When I was at Junior school we used to play outside in the street, games such as hop scotch, spin the top and ball games. Across the main road there was an unused field where we used to play exploring and climbing an old wall. Later a new Roman Catholic church was built, and the field became a playing field for the school. When I was older I had homework every night, (I attended King Edward VI Grammar School for Girls in Handsworth.) However I did meet with my friends every Thursday evening as we had the afternoon free on Thursdays. We met at each other’s houses and played records.
Filmed for Voices of Kingstanding in 2012, Clement Watts recalls his time at Dulwich Road Secondary Modern School, Kingstanding, where he was a pupil from 1950 to 1954.
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