Things that have stuck in my mind of my time at Primary School
Created by
Stuart Laidlaw
Example of a typical Classroom in the 1940s and...
The first steps of learning to write were learn...
Situated in one corner of the classroom, these ...
Designed to enable the teacher to point out per...
Blackboards were usually fixed to the wall behi...
Used in copious quantities by all teachers. Fu...
Along with a damp cloth, this was the other mai...
Only given out for Writing lessons, these fitte...
Handed out with nibs and Blotting paper for Wri...
Affixed to the end of the teachers desk, this w...
Used by most teachers as a last resort, the Bel...
One of the most popular, from a Teachers point ...
Every week a large wooden Radio was brought int...
No picture conjures up memories like this one.
Every year for many years, Competitions were he...
The four Bow windows on the second floor were w...
Every pupil had their own separate desk. Occas...
Multiple use paper glue. Had a small slit in t...
NO PHOTOGAPH CAN EVER DISPLAY THE SENSE OF ABJE...
Rulers were given out for lessons as opposed to...
Used to fill up the small Ceramic inkwells on e...
These were never looked forward to and did not ...
Usually awarded to the top three pupils in ever...
This Annual Event was looked forward to only by...
There is a lot of truth that, in the early 1950...
Rung every morning, afternoon and at lunch time...
Not obligatory due to cost, but an absolute nec...
Every pupil was given a small 1/3pint of milk e...
Situated at Gorebridge, classes from both Weste...
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