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Published: February 29th 2012February 29th 2012
this is a special blog for my Dad and Gran and of course Grandad if he is looking on down, he is probably saying "Nairobi? what the hell do you want to go there for?"
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Date: 4th May 2012
Nostalgia! (Edited)
Reminds me of the good old innocent days :-)
From Blog: a visit to St Georges School in Hurlingham
Nostalgia! (Edited)
Reminds me of the good old innocent days :-)
From Blog: a visit to St Georges School in Hurlingham
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Nostalgia!
The school hall was completed round about the time I was in class 1; 1986, just in case it interests your dad to know. Seeing the photos reminds me a lot about the school, probably different from when your dad was there. They still had the hymns sung on most mornings in the '90s, the best swimming pool at the time and French classes by one popular 'Mr. Tom' for only class 3 students. Well, I've come to learn that he offered these classes to almost all public primary schools in Nairobi. :D Wonder what it was like in your dad's days; could he blog back?
From Blog: a visit to St Georges School in Hurlingham