Diamond celebrations for Brymore School

7:30am Wednesday 26th September 2012 in Bridgwater Area News

These men were among the very first boys to attend Brymore School in 1952 These men were among the very first boys to attend Brymore School in 1952

BRYMORE School, in Cannington, began the celebrations of its Diamond Jubilee year by inviting back students from the school’s very first class of 1952.

A school spokesman said: “Current Brymore boys waited eagerly to greet the very men who had walked in their shoes 60 years before and who had been the very first students to sleep in the dormitories and dig the swimming pool that is still used today.”

The current head teacher, Mark Thomas, gave the Brymore old boys a tour of the school before enjoying tea and cake and sharing memories with the senior student leadership team.

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crazyrainy says...
9:43am Wed 26 Sep 12

Wow, such a great institution for 60 years. I hear such great things about Brymore so it is good to see this.

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cannington says...
10:11am Thu 27 Sep 12

Brilliant! Love this story

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cannington says...
10:41am Thu 27 Sep 12

Great to see the Mercury covering Brymore too.

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File Yer Own Bleedin Teeth says...
10:41pm Thu 27 Sep 12

If we had all been fortunate enough to attend Brimore School, maybe we"d all have good well-paid jobs now, not working our gonads off for £2.65 per hour (overtime occasionally, if u r very lucky indeed).

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File Yer Own Bleedin Teeth says...
10:43pm Thu 27 Sep 12

Sorry, meant to say £5.65 per hour, must be a bit dylsexic

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cannington says...
10:52am Fri 28 Sep 12

Any boy can go to Brymore, it is a state school so is funded by the local authority as opposed to a private school which charges fees for tuition...

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File Yer Own Bleedin Teeth says...
11:31pm Fri 28 Sep 12

cannington wrote:
Any boy can go to Brymore, it is a state school so is funded by the local authority as opposed to a private school which charges fees for tuition...
Yea, wouldn"t mind going there, trouble is me ghuddammed brain has become somewhat atrophied, and it may be late in the day to larn a load of new bullocks.

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cannington says...
12:04pm Mon 1 Oct 12

Then Bridgwater College are probably your best bet - do some cracking courses for everyone!

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