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I started in 1965. Never used the trampoline myself, but I remember it being in the gym. I do remember Mr Cherry, who was very genial. His wife, Miss Windsor, was my French teacher and one of my favourites.

I don't, but I think you were a few years ahead of me, though not many. Perhaps they had stopped doing it then?

I remember Mr KIng. I was in three school plays, so very familiar with the stage!

In the film 'The History Boys' the classroom reminded me of Room 61 - 6 Mod and Miss Thompson.

It was. I don't think I realised at the time how good it was.

That sounds grim.

Something I noticed that affected me in the same way was the absence of the case with trophies in the Red Hall. And the fact that the stage had gone. I'll see if I can find the video again.

I thought Mr Chippendale used bay rum on his hair, not that I know what it is, but it sounds old-fashioned!

We also did those dances at school! I really enjoyed them. In the 80s I did contemporary dance and dance/drama at the BAI with two excellent teachers. When we did the performances, there was one class that did French folk dances.

What a variety of classes! Would National Dancing be English folk dance?

And the sandals in no. 3 - they were still being worn in the 60s and maybe 70s.

I wonder if there are other places with so many underpasses.

I have heard that. I am worried about over feeding or maybe giving her the wrong type of food. Before this one, there was a ginger cat that used to come in to us...perhaps word got around!

Good ideas, thank you.

Several weeks ago a cat started to visit us, and we began (perhaps wrongly) to give her treats. Then, as she seemed so ravenous, we started to give her sachets of Sheba. We think she has a home somewhere, though we’re not experienced with cats, but she does seem to need food, and turns up at the...

It probably was. It's something about the horses and the water...

There was a frightening painting of The Death of Hippolytus (the bull from the sea) which I can't find by googling. Perhaps it was very big, but I certainly didn't like it.

I know that I've been to the roof garden, but annoyingly can't remember details, though think there was a small bridge over a stream. So it was good to see the photos.

I also remember the section where you looked down into a sort of tomb - I found it quite frightening, for some reason.