Worfield School Dinners
During 1956/57 my parents lived at Oldington, off the Bridgnorth road and my local school was at Worfield.
I was 6 years old at the time and attended the school there with my older cousins, Olive, Micheal and Alan Woodifled. We were picked up by the bus at the top of the lane and it chugged its smoky way down to the school in Worfield. I loved it there. Such a cosy, intimate place. The most memorable thing about the school was lunchtime when we always seemed to have a huge jug of creamy custard and fantastic biscuits with our dessert. Delicious.
I loved the village and return often to see what, if anything, has changed.
Many of my friends have held their wedding receptions at the Worfield Village Hall and I ALWAYS look forward to such occasions.
Carrol Kelly nee Woodfield
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RE: RE: Worfield School Dinners
My husband Dennis Hirons lived at Oldington, along with his parents Tom and Mary and sister Sylvia, at 5 Oldington from 1945 for more than 50 years. I was born at the police station, Norton in 1958. My dad Nigel Evans was the village bobby. Many happy memories.
Comment from Julie Hirons on Sunday, 29th August 2010.