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   Mellow Lane School was a comprehensive school, located in Hayes, in the London Borough of Hillingdon, Middlesex. It closed in 2011 and reopened in August of that year, as Hewens College.

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   Name: Mellow Lane School, Hayes Park. Date: 1938. Architect: Curtis and Burchett. Borough: Hillingdon. Listing: Notes: Hayes based MCC school built in 1938. It was extended in 1948 and turned into one of the first Comprehensive schools in the country. Now known as Hewens College.

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   Mellow Lane School. Dedicated to all the weirdo's, freaks, losers and rejects who attended Mellow Lane School in Hayes, Middlesex.

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   I was at Mellow lane from 1960 to 1967, and I just came across my old scarf, Park House badge, and what I guess is a lapel pin (though I don't remember wearing that). To think that I have kept these...

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   Mellow Lane School was a comprehensive school, located in Hayes, in the London Borough of Hillingdon, Middlesex. It closed in 2011 and reopened in August of that year, as Hewens College.

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   School leavers from Hayes Park school July 1960. Derek Gibson, Bernard Groscop, Susan Little, Penny Lewis and me .... all went to Mellow Lane whilst the rest of the class went to Hayes Grammar...

7. www.tes.com › magazine › archiveEarly days when ‘all things were possible’ - Tes

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   Sep 4, 1998 · Not only had two single-sex schools combined after 10 years of separate existence, there was also a strange new sign at the entrance: Mellow Lane comprehensive school. Nobody knew quite what that meant.

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   When did Mellow Lane School reopen?

   • Mellow Lane School was a comprehensive school, located in Hayes, in the London Borough of Hillingdon, Middlesex. It closed in 2011 and reopened in August of that year, as Hewens College . The school was opened in 1938. It housed two departments, run as separate entities: the Mellow Lane Senior Boys' School and the Mellow Lane Senior Girls' School.

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   What happened at Mellow Lane School in Uxbridge?

   • PUPILS at Mellow Lane school in Uxbridge, Middlesex, found everything radically different when they returned for the 1948 autumn term. Not only had two single-sex schools combined after 10 years of separate existence, there was also a strange new sign at the entrance: Mellow Lane comprehensive school. Nobody knew quite what that meant.

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   What was life like at Mellow Lane?

   • Jean Farrall who was an English teacher at the school, remembers those first days: “We had the feeling that all things were possible. We all believed in comprehensive education. The staff were united behind it.” Mellow Lane was the only comprehensive in the area then. It was surrounded by grammar and secondary-modern schools.

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   Was Mellow Lane a good school?

   • Mellow Lane was the only comprehensive in the area then. It was surrounded by grammar and secondary-modern schools. Ms Farrall is still proud of how they took on the grammars: “They were still creaming off the best pupils and we would get the next lot down - yet we still prospered. “We did as well as the grammar schools.

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