Guestbook

I would just like to thank Miss Oakey and Ms Kassim office admin for their help. They are very knowledgeable and so polite. Lovely asset to the School. Thank you both..

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Hi I was a pupil here in the 80s I really miss my teachers Mrs weatherhogg Mr Warburton Mr fox Mr flecher The best time of my life was in Christchurch I wish I could meet my old teachers.

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This website is very informative and I can really sense the schools values throughout. It is easy to navigate and it nice to see images of learning taking place in the school environment.

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I was a pupil from 1954 and was the happiest time especially country dancing taught by Mr Brock.

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I was a student here from the 90s to the mid 2000s. I miss the school and the people. I hope there are old pictures of students here from when i was there :/ Excellent website btw.

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Amazing. 8 brilliant years, with brilliant activities, teachers and students. I wish I could restart and come back.

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I just left this amazing school which left me in tears.The staff here are excellent and teach the curriculum.Thank you for teaching me.

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I loved this school and I hope very one is ok.

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Started at Christ church in 1955 Mrs mauns class. Long street entrance outdoor toilets. Mrs Carter Mrs Wardle super teachers. Coal fires in the winter until we moved up to farm road. Robert Hudson, David George, Raymond Thompson, Joseph Dean, John Ayres, Brenda and Barbara nut twins. Where are you all now?

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I was a pupil here from 1987-1992 when I had to change schools. I really enjoyed my time here and must say it didn't feel like hard work - helped me develop a genuine love for learning. I was in Mrs Wellings' class before I left and even remember taking part in something bizarre by the name of Brainbox - our school didn't win but I did get a WHSmith voucher :) Would be great to say hello to fellow classmates.

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Amazing website and I love the fact that you made a faith team and school council.This school can make differences to people's lifes.

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My school from 1961-66. Mr Craggs was headmaster. Remember Mr Randal and Miss Wardle. Very happy memories. Lived in Claremont Rd. Same year as a boy called Steven Garrington.

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I'm trying to find some old school friends Maxine Blake and Paola Baldersarra. We were at this school in 1974 until 1979. Mr Craggs Mr Fox and Mr Randall our teachers. I remember Miss Whinn very pretty. One day she sat crying in our class I've never forgotten it. Lovely school I was very happy there.

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Would love to hear from Joan Parker and Michael Tustin. I am sure we were at the school at the same time. Can you pass on my e-mail please. Many Thanks.

Webmaster note: If the forementioned schoolmates of Mr Wiseman wish to get in touch with him, please contact the school and our webmaster can pass on his email address.

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This was my first school from 1955 when it was built. I had a very happy time. Mr Craggs was a gent. Happy days.

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We had a lovely visit from the children at our residential home Carpenter Place today and all the residents would like to say a big Thank You.

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Good to catch up on my primary school. Good memories.

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This was my first school in the early 1950s. I remember Mr Craggs, the headmaster and my first teacher was Mrs Bunny. I also remember many of the other teachers - Mrs Carter, Mrs Wardle, Miss Trotman and Mr Randall. It was great time and this site has brought back many memories.

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I was a pupil at Christ Church from 1969 until 1976 and have very fond memories of my school days there. Mr Rylands was the headmaster who introduced both french and drama to the school. I remember being involved in many school productions with him directing us, including 'scrooge' and 'the pied piper of hamlyn'. He in particular was a great inspiration to me as I went on to study both french and drama. I also remember learning descant, treble and tenor recorder, again with Mr Rylands. I also remember that we learned italic handwriting, which I still use nowadays and still get many compliments for it. Christ Church was a great start in life for me and thanks to Mr Rylands for being an inspirational teacher.

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This is a fantastic school, I was a pupil at this school from 1992 till 1997 back then the headteacher was Miss Hyde. this website has bought back some good memories.

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Christ church school is an amazing school. my son ibrahim goes here and he thinks it is fantastic to go to that school and christ church website.

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Just visited the website in preparation for my visit to the school with colleague tomorrow as part of the Taste of Work programme. Very high quality website one of the best I have seen. Well done to all.

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You involved your students really well - those pictured in the school tour and the student drawings of the staff. It is reassuring to learn of the school's excellent history from past pupils' comments.

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I remember this school in 2001 when I had mrs saunders and she was great teacher! However this school is faboulous.

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I attended Christ Church in the late sixty's. I remeber Mr Cragg and Mr Randall. Fond memories.

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My first school, back in the 1950s was Christ Church situated in Long Street. My father was the caretaker and we moved and lived at the new school in the Caretaker's House in Claremont Road when it first opened. I remember my first teacher was Mrs Bunny - how great is that for name? Mrs Carter and Mrs Wardell (Deputy Head) Mr Craggs (Craggy) was headmaster in those days. I remember Dennis Randall, teacher and some of my schoolmates. Sheila Gilkes (first love ah!) I drove back to it a few years ago and it bought back happy memories of distant times. I'm 64 now but still remember those days with affection.

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Excellent website need update more often.

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Great school. 3 of my children are at this school, it was my eldest son sohail's last day. He really enjoyed being at this school and he will miss everyone. The website is also great, i think it needs to be updated more often.

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I was so pleased to find your website. I am a pupil who finished his primary education at your school in 1958 and who spent the bulk of his time at the previous Christ Church on the main Stratford Road. I would love to know how to be in touch with pupils from the old school. I was also very much a Mr Craggs pupil.I jumped a year and was nurtured further by the Craggs in my last year of 11 plus. What about Mr Randall and Miss Trotman - Mrs Wardle and Miss Brown. I think in the old school, Mr Gumley was the caretaker. When we went up Farm Road, I wrote a poem which got framed and was put in the small library there. Our New School is Bright and Gay The colourful classrooms in shining array And, the playgrounds are big where we go to our play.... etc etc. Would appreciate any contact and interraction on this. Good luck to you all now.

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Oh my word. I went to Somerset in 1979 had my 9th birthday there! Mr Craggs had a big cake made for me, I cried loads because I missed my mom Great school, I've stil got a drawing mr craggs did of me in a pink dress... happy days. Do you remember the massive song book hanging on the wall?

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This website is fantastic.

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I was having a good look at the photos on here of the school and it has brought back so many memories, I went to this school in 1966 until 1972. I can remember standing in that school hall doing assembley and singing morning has broken, My headmaster was called Mr Craggs he was so so special we was all one big family, we was all made to feel like we was his children, every year we would go on a weeks holiday to somerset where we would camp in old army tents on land owned by Mrs Craggs family and a man made toilet and at meal times we would eat in a massive marquee, we would go on trips while we was there to western super mare, chedar gourge. we went on big walks in the country side and Mrs Craggs would meet us for lunch with a picnic, on sundays at camp we would all walk in single file to church (really old). He wanted us in our best clothes and best behaviour, on our last nite at camp we would be in a big field and have a big bonfire singing lots of songs.

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The schools looking good. I was a pupil back in 1997-2000. I miss my class teacher Miss Rowe.

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Just having a look at school. I was a pupil here many years ago when it first opened. Im now 60, i recall doing dancing class, it been filmed by teacher, it is nice to look back at school, when my mom was alive we would take a day out and drive round where i grew up. If you have any pics that can be put on here of 1950/60. many thanks.

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Congratulations on being awarded 'Website of the Week' on the BGFL! The website is excellent and appears very informative of the 'goings on' in School. Well Done.

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Another super Arrowscape website. It is such an informative and interesting site and gives a true flavour of the school. Well done all at Christ Church.

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I am hoping to teach hockey in the school later this year so I thought I would have a look at your website. From what I have seen it looks a great school and I'm looking forward to meeting the children of year 5 and 6 and your teachers. If you find you enjoy playing hockey you can join my team who play at Small Heath Leisure Centre.

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Hello there, I just wanted to say how inspirational this school has been to a big part of my life. Being an ex pupil from 1978-1983, I have taken on the fantastic memories of my time here and became increasingly involved with children's education. I am now an experienced teacher for almost 6 yrs now in London and would like to thank everyone for making my primary school years such a memorable one. Anyway, back then my head teacher was Mr Warburton and deputy head was Mrs Weatherhogg. I do wonder if the school does keep in contact with their ex members of staff? Anyhow, thank you for taking the time to read.

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Wow you made Christ church the best school in the history of schools. i miss this school. look out for me in December i'm coming to the Christmas play.

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This website is excellent and very informative for current and future parents and pupils.

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An excellent web-site. Informative and easy to use. A Positive representation of your school. Well done.

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Excellent website. Very imformative & well presented. Particularly like the pictures of staff drawn by the children! Wonder if they are a true likeness?

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