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Alexander McLeod Primary 87-91
Abbey Wood Secondary 91-96
Christ the King, Lewisham 96 980 -
Blimey DA9 was there till 74...DA9 said:72 - 74 Horn Park Primary, Eltham
Couple of years ago was driving that way and it had gone!
So no blue plaque for me in Horn Park Lane then...0 -
Did you know of an England youth player at your school from the year above you? I ask because when our school (St Pauls, Abbey Wood) played yours (c1988) we were told you had quite a few very good players and this one in particular scored this fantastic goal scissor kick goal. Hence we lost 5-3!Terry Naylor said:Eaglesfield 84-89 Falcon house Blue/Black
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LOL...I lived in the square/crescent oppositesoapy_jones said:
Blimey DA9 was there till 74...DA9 said:72 - 74 Horn Park Primary, Eltham
Couple of years ago was driving that way and it had gone!
So no blue plaque for me in Horn Park Lane then...
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Have definitely posted on this thread before but...
Henwick Primary 1965-1971
Thomas Tallis 1971 - 19760 -
Thanks for that. I also noticed a Greenwich link for "Rodney".cafcfan said:
Well, based upon the seafaring theme from Nelson, I assume it's this one: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/George_Brydges_Rodney,_1st_Baron_Rodney and at en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HMS_Rodney_(29)Covered End said:
Rodney was blue. I was in Rodney.soapy_jones said:Roan Lads...
I was in Nelson house (red of course)
Drake was green?
Wolfe was yellow?
One other house? Can't remember 40 years later, shameful.
NB who the **** was Rodney ? :-)
Didn't they do education at your school :-)
In 1764, Rodney was created a baronet, and the same year he married Henrietta, daughter of John Clies of Lisbon. From 1765 to 1770, he was governor of Greenwich Hospital.
In 1782 Rodney was presented with the Freedom of the City of Cork, Ireland. The gold presentation box is held by the National Maritime Museum, Greenwich.1 -
Lol-I maybe should have mentioned it earlier but Dave Evans is my Dad! He's still trying to make people laugh bless him, but doesn't see Chris Brown anymore. He's still got a season ticket at Charlton too.MeebaumAzanitch said:
Yes. I was in quite a few of the same subject classes as him. His best friend was Chris Brown. They both liked to sit at the back of the room and be a double act.HandG said:
Did you know a Dave Evans from Eltham Green?MeebaumAzanitch said:Henwick Primary 1959-63
Eltham Green 1963-68. (I was in H house)0 -
Perhaps the youngsters don't understand the question! ;0)AFKABartram said:Very noticeable the amount of older fans who went to schools around the Charlton area, and the distinct lack of the younger generation posting the same
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You must have been at tallis when the schools was in Briset road ,and boys only at that time ?Valley McMoist said:Have definitely posted on this thread before but...
Henwick Primary 1965-1971
Thomas Tallis 1971 - 1976
Ealdham square 1967 -1975
Thomas tallis 1975 - 1980
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Two of my kids went to Tallis, eldest son left last year, daughter left 4-5 years ago, all changed now, demolished and moved 300 yards to the right and now called an academy of some sort.Valley McMoist said:Have definitely posted on this thread before but...
Henwick Primary 1965-1971
Thomas Tallis 1971 - 19760 - Sponsored links:
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Hope Powell went to Abbey Wood, she used to destroy all the boys at football.Plumstead_Micky said:
Did you know of an England youth player at your school from the year above you? I ask because when our school (St Pauls, Abbey Wood) played yours (c1988) we were told you had quite a few very good players and this one in particular scored this fantastic goal scissor kick goal. Hence we lost 5-3!Terry Naylor said:Eaglesfield 84-89 Falcon house Blue/Black
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<blockquote class="Quote" rel="fadgadget"><blockquote class="Quote" rel="Valley McMoist">Have definitely posted on this thread before but...
Henwick Primary 1965-1971
Thomas Tallis 1971 - 1976</blockquote>
<b>You must have been at tallis when the schools was in Briset road ,and boys only at that time ?</b>
Ealdham square 1967 -1975
Thomas tallis 1975 - 1980
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Yep...I was one of the original 120.0 -
Horn park is still there isn't it?soapy_jones said:
Blimey DA9 was there till 74...DA9 said:72 - 74 Horn Park Primary, Eltham
Couple of years ago was driving that way and it had gone!
So no blue plaque for me in Horn Park Lane then...
They rebuilt the school a few years back and built houses where the front of the school used to be. Called it Alnwick terrace or something similar.
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The main road is called Alnwick Road if memory serves.paulbaconsarnie said:
Horn park is still there isn't it?soapy_jones said:
Blimey DA9 was there till 74...DA9 said:72 - 74 Horn Park Primary, Eltham
Couple of years ago was driving that way and it had gone!
So no blue plaque for me in Horn Park Lane then...
They rebuilt the school a few years back and built houses where the front of the school used to be. Called it Alnwick terrace or something similar.0 -
Our Lady of the Rosary, Blackfen - 1971 to 1977
St Mary's RC Grammar (later St Mary's and St Joseph's) 1977 to 19820 -
MA, St Mary's RC? Crucifixes & very large cricket square??mattaddick said:Our Lady of the Rosary, Blackfen - 1971 to 1977
St Mary's RC Grammar (later St Mary's and St Joseph's) 1977 to 19820 -
Happy days, mostly. Still don't like the colour green because of the uniform, although my uniform was non-existent from about the 3rd year. Don't think the school is called Eltham Green anymore and I think the uniform is navy blue.HandG said:
Lol-I maybe should have mentioned it earlier but Dave Evans is my Dad! He's still trying to make people laugh bless him, but doesn't see Chris Brown anymore. He's still got a season ticket at Charlton too.MeebaumAzanitch said:
Yes. I was in quite a few of the same subject classes as him. His best friend was Chris Brown. They both liked to sit at the back of the room and be a double act.HandG said:
Did you know a Dave Evans from Eltham Green?MeebaumAzanitch said:Henwick Primary 1959-63
Eltham Green 1963-68. (I was in H house)0 -
Ha ha this is quality !!3blokes said:
I went there from '69 to '76 and I have this horrible feeling that I may have put you in detention when I was a prefect! I hated being one and I only ever nicked one person and I have suddenly realised it might have been you! That's why you looked familiar when I first met you!DaveStorry said:Chis n Sid 73 -78
Anyway sorry by the way but you probably deserved it ;-)
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Did she?DA9 said:
Hope Powell went to Abbey Wood, she used to destroy all the boys at football.Plumstead_Micky said:
Did you know of an England youth player at your school from the year above you? I ask because when our school (St Pauls, Abbey Wood) played yours (c1988) we were told you had quite a few very good players and this one in particular scored this fantastic goal scissor kick goal. Hence we lost 5-3!Terry Naylor said:Eaglesfield 84-89 Falcon house Blue/Black
That wouldn't have happened at my 'mixed' secondary school!
As all sports and even the playgrounds were separated.
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I knew it would've been something to do with chimneys al Lol0
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Makes sensenth london addick said:St Mary's in Woolwich from 80- 86 (i think)
Eaglesfield 86-91
Hendon 2012
Scotland Yard 2013- present
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My Mum (Mrs Richardson) was a classroom helper at Greenacres when you were there.cafctom said:Greenacres Primary School - 1992-1998
Kemnal Technology College (formerly Kemnal Manor) - 1998-2005.
I went to Greenacres in the late 1950's and Crown Woods in the early 1960's.
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Not many ex-Bluecoats bods here. Weird, considering it's one of the closest schools to the Valley.0
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Who'd admit it though, if you went to school with Rio Ferdinand ?Leroy Ambrose said:Not many ex-Bluecoats bods here. Weird, considering it's one of the closest schools to the Valley.
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Tallis 73 - 78 for me0
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Anyone go to Charlton Manor Primary 1970's? My Aunt taught there.0
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Belvedere junior school 1993-97
Erith school 1997 - 20020
