Crowborough County Secondery School
A Memory of Crowborough.
my time at this school was good.I arrived from Scotland in march 1957 ,I went to Mr Dunn's class.I met Shirley Kent and we got on great .I think it was my Scottish accent that did it.there was a lad called miles also john hugger both lived at rotherfield john became a policeman I think.in easter 1958 I started work as a trainee projectionist with (I think)a john cottham.I would love to hear from Shirley Kent .must be 71-72 now.cinema called the regent.
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I was at CCSS back in 1960 and had Mr. Dunn for Biology I seem to remember. He was also the coach for the school rugby team of which I was a member for a short time. I do remember scoring a try, and he said it was one of the best he had seen. I think he said that to keep me on the team, but I did not like the game and left shortly thereafter. I was a soccer and tennis player.
I used to live over the Book Club (Booksellers) in a flat with my parents and sister.
I still have a good school friend in Crowborough, and I get over to see him whenever time permits. I moved to Canada in 1974, spent about nine years in Asia and now live in Texas, USA.
For Jenny, I helped build the pool and used to look after it. Never did I think I would own a pool one day. Was Pennington the headmaster when you went to the school? Mr. Lee was there who taught English.