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Sandiway, Cuddington Primary School. 1950's

A Memory of Sandiway.

I remember attending this school. I remember the Polish children who came to school in their national dress. I also remember attending church Sunday School every Sunday. Also the 'mere' which would ice over in a bad winter when it would ice over and we kids would slide on the ice. I remember falling through and getting very wet and cold although I don't think it was very deep. We lived in an ICI tied house on an estate.

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The estate, now council-owned was set up by ICI for key workers but then allowed other workers to reside there I was a happy clean place and I enjoyed living there. Kennel Woods was near and we kids spent a lot of time playing there

By cheshirelife on Sun Jun 7th 2020, at 11:42 am

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I attended Cuddington Primary school from 1958 to 1964. It was a good time to be young, teachers were strict but fair. I loved playing cricket and Mr Gallimore, our teacher gave a lot of his time for practicing and playing cricket, eventually making the cheshire schools final against Victoria Road school, Northwich. I remember my first day there in Mrs Gorrah's class. I had a happy childhood growing up in Sandiway and going to Cuddington Primary school, I think we were very lucky to have been born at that time and living on the council estate in Manor Road and then in Ash Road.

By Raymond Jones on Sat Jan 30th 2021, at 10:54 pm

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