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Memory No. 239
From:
Deepika Selvaranjan
(@WT 2000 - 2008)
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I LOVE W.T.P.S!!! I Love All My Teachers =]
They Were So Nice. I Can Remember Like Nearly All My Teachers. Nursery: Loads Of Teachers, Reception (RC): Ms Elestone, Year 1 (1D): Ms Jones, Year 2 (2G): Ms Hinds, Year 3 (3H): Mrs Westcott, Year 4 (4O): Mr Broyd, Year 5 (5Q): Ms England & Year 6 (6S): Mrs Blaize !! =]
Had So Much Fun Time, It Was The Best School, Is The Best School And Forever Will Be The Best School. If I Had The Chance To Go Back, I Would Run Back!! <3 W.T.P.S
Lovee Ms Burd As Well.
We Made Plants In Year3, And We Made Bookmarks, They All Came Out So Beautiful!
My Best Friends Were: Deepa Patel, Olivia Th, Maria Younes & Charlie Stewart.
Oh And I Remember The Funny Times With Mrs Blaize And With Reais Mer.
I Love The Hieroglyphics We Did In Year 6, It Was Amazing.
I Miss And Love Ms Kyprianou So Much, She Taught Us How To Do Cats Cradle!! =]
I Now Go To SKHS
Miss You Lot So Much!!!
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Memory No. 238
From:
Charlie Stewart
(@WT 2000-08)
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I have so many good memories that i dont have enough time to write them all ! i had so much fun at william torbitt and the all the puppies have grown up - we kept two, now pipers had puppies too ! i'll come to visit as soon as i can. im in year 8 now and im 13 and i miss torbitt so much, primary school was so easy.. and we didn't have to tuck our shirts in (Y) I miss all my friends and i've lost contact with most of them, Olivia, Leia, Deepika and vicky :) (L)
Charlie Stewart.
Yr1>Ms.Drew Yr2>Ms.Virdee yr3>Mrs.Westcott yr4>Mr.Broyd yr5>Ms.England Yr6>Ms.Blaize.
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Memory No. 237
From:
Luxshana Shoghikaran (@WT)
(@WT 1998>2006)
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I love the school it was realli fun haha and the sports daii,year six concert was fun 2 and i miss the teachers there....food was awesome too
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Memory No. 236
From:
Luxshana Shoghikaran
(@WT 1998-2006)
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I remembered the year six concert and the sports day,it was soo fun ,i miss my firends there and i love the food their aswell lmao.:)
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Memory No. 235
From:
leia
(@WT 2001-2006)
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i remember loads of things from that school but the day i left i got two lots of cake from the dinner laddys.. mrs stevens sighned my top :D and me nd charlie just sat in the coridoor and wouldnt go to lesson because we were to upset xx
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Memory No. 234
From:
Nisha Bhamra
(@WT 2000>2008)
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haha william torbitt was jokes!!!
In reception i had Miss Harvey then Miss Achurst
In year 1 Miss Drew
In year 2 Mrs Virdee
In year 3 Mrs Westcott
In year 4 Mr Broyd
In year 5 Miss England
In year 6 Mrs Blaize
the only ones left are miss blaize and miss england!
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Memory No. 233
From:
Frederick D Cotter
(@WT 1937)
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As one person who was never evacuated, there were about 15 children left in the whole of Newbury Park and we eventually had lessons in a teacher's home, opposite Downshall school where the bridge is? Meads Lane. I was transferred from Downshall but do not remember anyone in the only photo, I am sorry to say. The only thing is we had individual photos I am sure then, I would note that is the first school you could go to the toilet without getting wet! And note the boy Jack Shrope terrible accident in the underpass, on his small pedal bike, his face was permanently smashed in. As we went to London nearly daily I also was in the Mile End when it went up in smoke, also when the land mine killed all the airmen outside the pub in the road by the school, and when the 1000 lb bomb landed outside the Green Gate Pub, which made all the traffic by pass our shop in Ley Street so I always got a free lift to school then. This was in 1940, from memory. I emigrated to Tasmania in 1985, leaving behind 4 kids – 9 grand kids, and now 3 great grand kids, and only wished I had made it 1950 when I wanted to come.
I would be pleased to hear from any one if they have not karked it yet of course.
Regards
Fredk. D. Cotter
All my details are my web sites www.tasmania-real-estate.com this leads into our Bali site, enter ninetieth years in July, and still manage a 50-60 hour week, or even just put in frederick d. cotter into google cheers.
Hope some old school friends still around to hear from, love to come to a reunion, but my teacher lady in a wheel chair now.
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Memory No. 232
From:
Rosalie Perl
(@WT 1998-2002)
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i started there when i was 4 and left when i was in year 3, i loved william torbit haha and i remember people crying in our class when it was mine and my twin brothers last day, we left cos we moved out of london but whilst we were there it was quite funny, i want to know who remembers me but i cant remember anyones last names haha, i remember like one teacher... mrs. heinz, i loved her! lol... good memories
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Memory No. 212
From:
Riahanna Grazette
(@WT 1999>2005)
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Had such a good time in Torbiit defo the best primary school.
Hi Jess u may not remember. i think we were in the same class, i remember when u left and the golden jubilee was so good.
oh and i remember Leah that your year got to go Isle of White and mine didnt =[
Riahanna Grazette
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Memory No. 211
From:
Leah Roberts
(@WT 1999>2006)
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I used to go to william torbitt, it was a great school. Does anyone remeber the isle of white trip in year 5,, it was soo good!!
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Memory No. 210
From:
jenna
(@WT year 6 2008)
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all good memory at willian torbitt ia good
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