School "House names"

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redjedi

Über Member
Location
Brentford
I can't remember what our house names were, as they were all welsh and it was a long time ago.
I do remember that we wore colour coded ties at cetain times of the year. They were red, yellow and blue.
I was in the red house which was for the english only speakers, Blue was for the people with welsh as a first language, and yellow was for the people who could speak very good welsh but not fluent.
 

NickM

Veteran
Castle (red)
Bridge (green)
Pitt (yellow)
Gordon (blue)

I was in Castle. It was average. Pitt and Bridge won more things, but Gordon was poo.

gary r said:
...school days,Happy times!:laugh:
A joke, yes? ;)
 

NickM

Veteran
Uncle Mort said:
Wisdom
Thatcher
Marx
Bodhisatva
Norman, Mark, Groucho and Fred of that ilk...

By the way, anybody here from the CNS (vile bloody zoo) and knows where Michelmore lives now?

'Cos he's got a good kicking coming his way...
 

yoyo

Senior Member
I was "full-boarder" whilst a Choirister at Exeter Cathedral, it was a full-time occupation so boarding was the only way. Most enjoyable time!
I was a Chorister at Magdalen College, so got a scholarship to the school. I was a full boarder too.

A chorister parent here - both our sons were choristers at Christ Church - sang ocasionally with Magdalen. A great experience all round.
 

DJ

Formerly known as djtheglove
redjedi said:
I can't remember what our house names were, as they were all welsh and it was a long time ago.
I do remember that we wore colour coded ties at cetain times of the year. They were red, yellow and blue.
I was in the red house which was for the english only speakers, Blue was for the people with welsh as a first language, and yellow was for the people who could speak very good welsh but not fluent.



**** me and they said Nazi'ism was killed off when Hitla Died??????????!!!!!!!!
 

snorri

Legendary Member
purpleR said:
Garry, Affric, Isla and Shiel

Those who were educated in Scotland have no hiding place on this thread.:tongue:
 

oxbob

New Member
Location
oxford
punkypossum said:
Our uni student newspaper was called Pluto. The heading read "PLUTO - Furthest from the Sun" It was really good when I first started, even won awards, but is pretty mediocre now...Sorry, bit OT...
Was this back home in germany?
 

purpleR

Guru
Location
Glasgow
snorri said:
Those who were educated in Scotland have no hiding place on this thread.:tongue:

Another giveaway is the blank look you'd get if I'm asked anything at all about English history, which as far I can see has been entirely written out of the Scottish education system.

Also, I can sing the middle verse of the Grand Old Duke of York (Coal for Dysart, Dysart co-oa-oal, etc :biggrin:)
 
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