JontyRP

Hi, I know this thread is pretty old now, but I also attended Bramcote C of E School while it was in the school building on Town Street. I was there from 70 to 73. My brother was also there from 70 to 76. He was/is 2 yrs 8 months younger than I, but when my Dad tried to book a place for me at the school for when I was 5, he was told he was too late, the school was already fully booked up! This was when I was just 2yrs 8mnths old, and my brother was just a couple of weeks old, so my Dad then proceeded to book my bother's place right there and then! I believe he holds the record for the yo

Hello Everyone, I've only just found this forum and have been reading through all the memories of Henry Mellish with a lot of mixed emotions. I was one of the last to enter Mellish as a Grammar School Boy, starting in 73, and remember well how the school changed as the years following me became more and more dominant. I was one of the last 10 to ever take A-Levels at Mellish, in 1980, after that the 6th form closed and the school became completely comprehensive. I'm afraid I don't remember too many names from my time, either other pupils or the teachers, but I'll write up some of the