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John Macrae
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Quarrington School Memories
I was there between 1956 and 1960. My father was a veterinary surgeon at the former Ministry of Agriculture Fisheries & Food offices on the (then) outskirts of Sleaford on the Grantham Road. At that time my parents lived at 83 Grantham Road. Sadly I have lost contact with all of those svhoolmates from so long ago, but I do remember those schooltimes, and often peeping through a partition doorway from which we could see the main part of the original church.