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Portobello High School, it must be said, has an impressive list of celebrities amongst its former pupils – and many other famous faces have resided in Edinburgh’s nearby seaside suburb.
May 7, 2022 · Plenty of celebrities were educated right on our doorstep and may have even found their love for music or acting behind the school gates. Here are some celebrities who were educated in Colchester...
- Rebecca Creed
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- Giovanna Fletcher
- Princess Beatrice
- Andrea Mclean
- Lorraine Kelly
- Millie Mackintosh
- Alex Jones
- Izzy Judd
- Laura Crane
- Jasmine Harman
- Anna Saccone-Joly
"I was always so excited to go back to school. Rightly or wrongly, because in certain schools I didn't have the best experience. But I loved that feeling. I loved the structure that school brings. I loved seeing friends. I'm such a swot so I loved the learning we were going to be doing. So for me, it was always a good time. "And plus, I think that ...
"For me, I loved school. I hated writing essays, I hated spelling, but I loved the environment. I think I was very lucky that school gave me such a positive environment. But I still have those dreams where you wake up in the middle of the night going, 'Which homework have I not done?!' "Everyone needs a new pencil case, a fresh start, this year now...
"I went to nine schools by the time I was 17. We moved house so many times because of my Dad's job so I was moving school every couple of years. I was always a new girl. I was never starting the new school year at the same time as everyone else. So for me, the first day of school was really scary because I was walking in knowing I was going to turn...
"I remember being so nervous when we moved house from the East End of Glasgow to East Kilbride when I was twelve years old, and I had to go to a huge new comprehensive secondary school. I had to get a complete new uniform for Claremont High School, a maroon blazer, grey skirt, white shirt, and maroon and white tie. "The school was too far to walk t...
"I was always a bit indifferent when it came to school. I liked the social aspects of it more than the actual academia. There was always an element of excitement to get back and see my friends after the holidays, which would then be closely followed by the dread of being in a classroom for the next six weeks until half-term break. I guess my teache...
"I remember being really excited. I used to love the school holidays, but I remember feeling always quite positive about going back to school. I guess, to see your friends. But for me, the stationery was the big draw! We'd always go and do a haul at WHSmith. New pencil case, new highlighters, new pens, whatever. So that was right up my street. Choo...
"I genuinely loved school and was really happy. I liked knowing what I would be doing every day and the organisation. I loved getting my pencil case ready. I was quite independent – in terms of not worrying when not knowing someone, meeting them for the first time. Something I do remember feeling nervous about – I remember getting my mum to call an...
"I remember being at home in the summer holidays and seeing 'back to school' adverts and literally crying because I knew that it was getting closer. I didn't love school. In fact, most mornings me and my mum used to have a real battle just to get me on the school bus. "I am dyslexic and used to feel quite embarrassed a lot of the time when I would ...
"When I was little, I loved going back to school to see all my friends. We never went on holidays overseas when I was a child but spent a lot of time on the Isle of Wight where my grandparents lived. Although I sometimes took a friend along with me, I missed my other friends and couldn't wait to get back! "In secondary school, I was less keen to ru...
"I was a bit of a nerd at school. I really, really liked school. Afterwards, I didn't do well. I dropped out of university. But I loved school, both primary and secondary. So going back to school always just made me really excited. I loved seeing my friends and even really silly things like the new stationery. But it's kind of like a fresh start. I...
Here is a photograph of Mr. Owen sent by Mrs. Doris Harrison: According to Mrs. Harrison, this photograph shows Mr. Owen accepting the Rosamund Cup from The Mayor after the team of Country Dancers he coached won. The team won the Cup three years running and the School was allowed to keep it.
John Norman Collins was a twenty-two-year-old student at Eastern Michigan University, majoring in education when he was arrested for the murder of Karen Sue Beineman. He was from Center Line, a suburb north of Detroit, where he had lived with his mother and stepfather.
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Jan 16, 2021 · Although he went to The John Fisher School in nearby Croydon as a child, he returned to Surrey to launch his acting education and attended the Guildford School of Acting to train for stage and...
