Teacher, examiner, historian and more (1960-1994)
John describes his career in education in Norfolk as both teacher and examiner. He also talks about his fascinating research into passengers on the Titanic,
John describes his career in education in Norfolk as both teacher and examiner. He also talks about his fascinating research into passengers on the Titanic,
David trained to be a teacher at Brentwood College of Education, and taught at Hellesdon High School, Acle Primary School and Neatherd High School in
Rob talks about his life in Norfolk, teaching art and working in his sculpture studio. He believes Norfolk is still a very different place; the
After a career in engineering Peter pursued his interests in education, social justice and fostering. I was partly occupied before I left school, as when
Nigel taught in primary schools in north Norfolk and then an interest in building computers and programming led to him working in the newly established
Christine was a secretary until she found her niche working with special children at the age of 40. She still volunteers for Thalia in Norwich.
Sheila began teaching in 1968, and after living in Australia worked for the government in Norwich. When she returned to teaching in 1989 much had
Dorothy moved Norfolk when she was five years old. She loved needlework at school and is passionate about quilting and embroidery to this day. I
Beryl went to teacher training college in the early 1950s. She got her first teaching job in 1955 and taught children in both state and
Janet began teaching in 1969 and worked until 2007. She says, ‘teachers are the people who know what their children need and hopefully that is