Ticked quite a few boxes, but although we did French I'm sad to say there were no "French Lessons" 
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8 one of the better comps in the area in North LeedsComment
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10 - although it certainly didn't feel that posh at the time!!!Comment
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Ee by gum 3, we were right posh us.
p.s. not sure whether 6 people playing violins and clarinets out of tune would classify as an orchestra, but that's what we called it.I'm alright JackComment
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Another 14. I guess that's normal for state schools that aren't in inner city tulip holes.Will work inside IR35. Or for food.Comment
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We did, sadly with an interpreterOriginally posted by OwlHoot View PostTicked quite a few boxes, but although we did French I'm sad to say there were no "French Lessons"
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You have schools in Wales?Originally posted by zeitghost
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no questions about the cane ? or the belt ?
our school motto 'flectere super puer parvulus'
which means , touch your toes(\__/)
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Catholic? I'm sure the headmaster was a happy satisfied man.Originally posted by EternalOptimist View Post
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yeah...Originally posted by FatLazyContractor View PostCatholic? I'm sure the headmaster was a happy satisfied man.
what's the latin for 'Brace yourself I am going in dry?'
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