Fond Memories of going to School from 1942 ? to 1947/8 then off to “Impington Village ?College”.
The Coke fire in the classroom and Miss Pike to teach us.Gardening in the School Garden.Playing in the “Clay PIt” nr the school as well.
I was at the school from 1950-1955 when we removed to Cambridge. Great memories of the school . When we were in the younger class we had to ‘rest’ on camp beds. The teachers were wonderfully dedicated women.
I also recall playing in the ‘claypit behind the school. and on the playground behind the school.
TYhanks to Coton school when i moved to Cambridge and to PArkstreet I was put in their top class to eventually end up at the ‘County’ School for boys on Hills Road.
~Now resident in Croydon and miss the peacefull village. But makes me apreciate what living in a small village is like.
Fond Memories of going to School from 1942 ? to 1947/8 then off to “Impington Village ?College”.
The Coke fire in the classroom and Miss Pike to teach us.Gardening in the School Garden.Playing in the “Clay PIt” nr the school as well.
I was at the school from 1950-1955 when we removed to Cambridge. Great memories of the school . When we were in the younger class we had to ‘rest’ on camp beds. The teachers were wonderfully dedicated women.
I also recall playing in the ‘claypit behind the school. and on the playground behind the school.
TYhanks to Coton school when i moved to Cambridge and to PArkstreet I was put in their top class to eventually end up at the ‘County’ School for boys on Hills Road.
~Now resident in Croydon and miss the peacefull village. But makes me apreciate what living in a small village is like.