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Your favourite Teacher - and whyWho was your favourite teacher at school?
Mine has to be Mrs. Eales who was a History teacher at North Wing around 1984 - 1985. She made the subject very interesting and was a great teacher to learn from. I've still got a great interest in history thanks to Mrs. Eales. 
Wasn't too keen on Mr Tucker though when he took over from Mrs. Eales. He was what you might call "dry" in his style of teaching. A lot of pupils thought the world of him because he was rather eccentric with all his heavy metal paraphenalia but I didn't take to him. I'm certainly not saying he was a bad teacher.
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Local lass
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fave teacher was mr griffen and mrs mills loved both there lessons .they added extra energy to the class and taught with such enthusiasm.
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Clunk
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Re: Your favourite Teacher - and whyCurrently works in chippenham jobcenter.
Mr griffin, and mr drage were both favourites of mine.
Have we not already had this discussion?
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Local lass
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clunk is mr dradge ment to be mr drage the re teacher.?
i had him for some reason he always reminded me of dr who i think it was the scarf.
i can always remember the story he told of the lad nick(i think his name was)who was in a gang in manchester he was in to drugs and killings and then he was shot real bad and almost died in his recovary he found god and is now a vicar .no idea why that story has stuck it just did.
fab teacher
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Clunk
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| Local lass wrote: | | clunk is mr dradge ment to be mr drage the re teacher.? |
Yes, sorry. my bad.
He will always stick in my mind for the comment.....
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daffy
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The best teacher i had was mrs Blake who taught English ,miss sailbury the PE teacher and mr Cook .
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Martin Peck
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My best teachers were Ed Smith (chemistry) and Mike Russell (biology) I owe them both a great debt of gratitude as they belived in me.
Martin
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