Goldbeaters School

Hello Dorothy, hope you see this. My Mum is Ivy (nee Fiske) from Littlefield Road and she remembers you. She was friends with Florence Barley and a girl named Iris. She also remembers Miss Jolliffe and Miss Calder from Goldbeaters. My Dad's family also lived on Littlefield Rd. Family names were Rohrer and Dyer. Please post a comment if you see this. My Mum would be thrilled.

I have just seen your note and was interested to see it. I lived on Silkstream Road and that was right near Gervase Road and also I knew Littlefield Road. My name was Connie Mills and I am now living in Coeur d'Alene, Idaho.

I am 86 years old.

Hi I was looking on my grandads Facebook and seen he went to goldbeaters secondary modern and thought he may have maybe went to primary with any of you ? His name was Ronald Mitchell (Ron) had a brother called Fred and another named George I believe but not sure on that one he was born in 1934 and now lives in little Chalfont

I was just wondering if you got my comment I was at the shool 1945 traveling all the way from Hamstead Garden suburb North London there a few of us that went goldbeater's secondary Modern school Perhaps someone will remember

Hello I am 84 years of age, I went to Goldbeaters School from infants to seniors and was head boy in 1954. Lived in Gervase

part.2. by john Gayler; I am now on my way to 90yrs I came a cross 2 swimming certificates dated 1949 and 1950, I thought you would like to add them to your past school history ;the classes were held at the Mill Hill Open air swimming pool, I remember how cold the water was but did not deter us.
We played football with a tennis ball in school breaks the goal posts were the outside wall of the woodwork rooms. I remember playing a game with another school ; I was in goal , the pitch was on quite a large incline we lost 7-1 ; Perhaps the other school might remember the game it was me and the opposition our backs were too far up forward ,we only play on the playground as the other half was the girl playground , there no physical barriers in those days you just adhered to the rules

pt3. John Gayler. on the way to school used to pick comics from the news agents ;Rover ,Hotspur , Champion etc. I remember when the first Eagle Comic came out. would buy V for Victory cough lozenges. on your photo I could not see the front of the shop