School Photos - a `blast from the Past`
.. Hey, we all went to school at some time didn't we ? - and therefore, there must be a few ` Class` photographs amongst us? So come on, my friends, forget your `shyness` and share your `Photos of Friendship ` with us all ..
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St. Dials Infants School 1955 - 56
.. My school friends in the early 1960's at "playtime" St. Dials Infants school ..
Mount Pleasant Infants School - Class 1974
Pontnewydd Junior School - Class 1956
Pontnewydd Junior School - Class 1954-55
Mount Pleasant Junior School - Mr. Collins Class of 1955
Mount Pleasant Junior School - Class 4 South 1966
Mount Pleasant Junior School - Football Team - 3rd Year X1 1965
Mount Pleasant Junior School - Class 4 circa 1954 - 55
Mount Pleasant Junior School - House Captains 1967
Mount Pleasant Infants School - circa 1970/72
Nursery in Two Locks Road - 1949
Nursery in Two Locks Road - circa 1949
Llanyrafon Junior School - circa 1966
Llanyrafon Junior School - circa 1968
Coed Eva Secondary School - circa 1971/2
Upper Cwmbran School -1917
St. Dials School - class of 1934?
St. Dials School - class of 1967
St. Dials School - class circa 1950`s
St. Dials School R.F.T., Cwmbran 1926-27
St. Dials Junior School - circa 1955
St. Dials Junior School `Children of the World`
St. Dials Primary School - 1969/70
St. Dials Primary School - 1968/69
St. Dials School- Class of 1946
St. Dials Primary School - 1948
St. Dials Infants School - circa 1950
North Road Junior School - Croesyceiliog - Class of 1971
North Road Junior School - Croesyceiliog - Class of 1973
North Road Junior School - Croesyceiliog - Netball Team circa 1973
Llantarnam Secondary School 1955
Llantarnam School Rugby Class Autumn 1999
Llantarnam School Sports Day 1963
Llantarnam XV (under 16`s) 1977-78
.. Llantarnam `Wasps`1961 - 62 ..
Llantarnam `Wasps`
.. Seven -a- Side Champions 1967 - 68 ..
Llantarnam Secondary Modern School -Rugby Team Seniors XV 1969 - 1970
Oakfield Junior School - ( Trip 1960 )
Fairwater Junior School circa 1976/7
Fairwater Infants School - Class of 1974
Pontnewydd Church School - circa 1929 - 30
`Our Lady of The Angels` R.C Primary School, Victoria Street - circa 1947
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Date: March 2008
Glyn Tucker requests: I attended Croesyceiliog school when it first opened and can't remember there being a school photo, but just in case my memory is failing and someone has one, could I have a copy?Email: Click here
Date: April 2007
Nevil Olufson (Parry) responds:
I have just been looking at some of the photos of Llantarnam School. The last one was the Senior Rugby XV 1969 - 1970. I remember Christopher Vann quite well. Adrian Snellgrove and his family I used to know very well. Adrian and my brother Stephen Parry (Olufsen) _ nick name Olly, were very good friends.
All of our family went to Llantarnam Secondary Modern School. Linda Olufsen, Stephen Olufsen (Parry), Julie Parry, myself Nevil Parry (1971-1975) and Adele Parry who went on to Oxford University. One of my sons went there as well. In one of the photographs is Sandy the dog. I can remember Sandy and Mr. Waters the History teacher very well. If we had History as our first lesson in the morning, Mr. Waters would sit at his desk eating a bowl of porridge with Sandy at his side. ..... One day when it was raining he told one of the girls to go and put her coat over his car.
Mr Sheen, the Geology teacher, one day showed me a brilliant photograph of my brother and others on a geology outing to Ogmore. A few years ago I went to a school reunion at Fairwater. Dave Paley, Mr Wilcox, the Headmaster (can't remember his name now ) and a few others turned up.
How about Mr Chard (Technical Drawing), Mrs Rosie (Music), Mrs Heals (Chemistry)? If you didn't have P.E. (Physical Education) kit you would get a slap from Terry Cobner's trainer and made to run around the field in your pants. If you weren't too bright in English you would get hit with a flying black-board rubber by Mr Gibbs. If you spoke in Assembly you would get the cane from Mr. Dick Edwards .
Can I say my most memorably moment at Llantarnam School was after Terry Cobner scored a try for Wales in his debut international. Every pupil and teacher were at the front of the school when he came in on the following Monday morning; we gave him a most fantastic welcome.
Email: Nevil Olufson (Parry)