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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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Was meeting a friend for our weekly fish and chips lunch in the local spoons. The normally quiet upstairs area was soon full of young teenagers celebrating what I assume was their last day of school. All dressed up and some of the young ladies were wearing free at last sashes.
How did you mark the end of school? |
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"Was meeting a friend for our weekly fish and chips lunch in the local spoons. The normally quiet upstairs area was soon full of young teenagers celebrating what I assume was their last day of school. All dressed up and some of the young ladies were wearing free at last sashes.
How did you mark the end of school? "
I left 3 months before to avoid the eggs and flour but with today's prices I bet that doesn't happen. |
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Reading couple of these make me think I led such an innocent life.
Am sure some of my classmates went to the pub but doubt I joined them. Don't think we did shirt or book signing.
Think I was just glad to be gone from there, though was good at school other factors meant did not enjoy it |
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I was giving birth to my son, he was born 4 days before my GCSE results. I didn't do much celebrating.
The end of sixth form I couldn't celebrate either. On that results day, I had to go to court about access etc with my son's father. He refused to consent to changing the date. |
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By *abioMan
over a year ago
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I nearly got suspended for my part in egg and flour hilarities against the girls school just around the corner from the boys school in which some nuns “may” have been caught in the crossfire…. Your honour |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Was meeting a friend for our weekly fish and chips lunch in the local spoons. The normally quiet upstairs area was soon full of young teenagers celebrating what I assume was their last day of school. All dressed up and some of the young ladies were wearing free at last sashes.
How did you mark the end of school? "
It was the day labour got in power in ‘97. A teacher was
Leaving to become a councillor for the torys. And the whole of yr 11 shouting “labour” at him. |
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"We signed each other’s school shirts.
Sadly some of those I was in my final year with died within two years of leaving School (car accidents)."
I was looking at my 5th year school photo with the whole year group on and I counted 5 people who aren’t with us anymore quite sad when you look at them and that they didn’t get to 30 |
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By *a LunaWoman
over a year ago
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"We signed each other’s school shirts.
Sadly some of those I was in my final year with died within two years of leaving School (car accidents). I was looking at my 5th year school photo with the whole year group on and I counted 5 people who aren’t with us anymore quite sad when you look at them and that they didn’t get to 30"
Yes it is - stops you in your tracks a bit  |
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Ceremonious signing of shirts, a leavers mass (catholic school) then we all met up and went to a dodgy pub, got wasted on diamond white. 
