It has been a great honour to take part on this very special day. To receive a handwritten invitation was especially nice. I hope the Camellia I planted in the grounds lasts another 150years. Keep learning
Colin, Val, Chris, Steve Partridge
Wonderful day- happy memories
-Haven’t school changed in the last 25years?
A very happy and welcoming place still?
brings back some lovely memories
Ginny Priestman
Wow! What a fantastic exhibition- everyone has worked so hard.
I’ve had a lovely afternoon meeting old friends and colleagues and reliving some of St Michael’s “magic” moments. Happy Anniversary to you all!
Simon Cotterill ( and Lucy and Finnley too?)
The sense of pride in St Michael’s shone through in today’s celebration. There is something uniquely special about the place and the people who fill it with such joy. I have the fondest memories of my time here which have flooded back seeing the incredible museum and chatting to dear friends. Our tour guide Josie was a credit to the school . Thanks so much to all for the invite-it’s been such a special afternoon and a privilege to be here
Mr C and family too!
Sharon Cox
How wonderful. Sam Green was a great guide. I really enjoyed coming back as an ex student. It’s been lovely seeing so many familiar faces.
Pat Kerton
Thank you for such a wonderful experience. You have all worked so hard on the museum and learning about your school history. You were fantastic tour guides, very polite and knowledgeable. Your headteacher must be very proud of you!
Mr Boulain
Thank you for a warm welcome –lovely to see a very happy school.
Mrs Janice Devine
What a wonderful celebration of a wonderful outstanding school. Well done to everyone it was a privilege to be invited.
Rev John Castle
What a wonderful day. I am so proud of this school and it’s good to see that the children are too. The museum is an amazing testament to the work the children have done and what they’ve learned. A big thank you to parents grandparents and others who contributed period artefacts-it makes our history so personal.
Daphne and Maurice Clark
A lot of effort much appreciated. Well done. many memories brought back although we didn’t attend the school our son Keith and daughter Glenda did.
Peter Mitchell
Museum was fab and all the boys and girls work was very good.
Carol Blackman
Thank you for a very special afternoon. William, my guide was very knowledgeable and very polite. I loved my visit to see you all. Happy 150th anniversary
Lisa Symonsa
Lovely to come back and see round the school. So much has changed but things are still the same.
Dorothy Bly
Thank you for making 150th celebration special for me too. Evie was an excellent guide and my eyes for the day.
Paul Darrah
Thank you for inviting me to the 150th Anniversary celebrations. Having taught here for over 12 years –I’ve loved teaching the piano to so many pupils and all of the sharing assemblies we have done.
Mrs Chris Kinnell
What a wonderful day. Thank you all ofr inviting me. it was lovely seeing so many familiar faces from the past. The school looks lovely-very interesting axhibits! I remember the last anniversary 125years and the time capsule we buried.
Linda Bowers
Wonderful displays. Megan was very helpful and informative. Lovely meeting old staff and seeing old faces.
Philippa Thornton(Bowers)
What a lovely occasion, so proud to have been part of this school as an ex pupil, and now my own children come here. And it has still retained it’s wonderful community spirit.
Malcolm Greenfield
I ahve really enjoyed looking at the school’s history. It has brought back many memories. It was nice to meet up with old classmates.
Lynne Goodall
Lovely afternoon recapturing times and people that were involved with St Michael’s. Lovely tea and Georgina was very polite, attentive showing me around and explaining different displays. Thank you for a wonderful afternoon.
Barbara Farndall(nee Doe)
I attended St Michael’s between 1962 and 1968. My two sisters Karon and Susan also attended the school as did my grandfather and great grandfather. Mr Maskell was the headteacher and I was taught by Mrs Cox, Mrs Randall, Mrs Morton, Miss Smith and my favourite teacher was Woodwood in the infants. I remember the very cold winter of 1963and having to break the ice off our milk to drink it.
Jean Edwards
What a super afternoon, so lovely to meet so many faces from the past. really enjoyed the exhibition, what a lot of work must have gone into producing it. Well done!
Trudy Cleary
I am so impressed with all the wonderful display work that the children have done. They obviously really enjoyed doing it and finding out about life in their decade. My host Adam Bouaziz, was charming and knew a great deal about each decade.
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