Hopeful year 7 parent
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Oh my ! Now wondering if any point in going home to collect it. Said my daughter could open it !!! How do you feel?
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The smiley face says it all?
I hope that congratulations are in order
Liz
Wish I could leave work now and dash home!
I hope that congratulations are in order
Liz
Wish I could leave work now and dash home!
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Hurry up postie! Am seriously considering going out and walking round until I find him!
lonelymom
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YAY!!!!
We're in!! I've got one VERY happy child!
Good luck everyone!
We're in!! I've got one VERY happy child!
Good luck everyone!
lonelymom
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Congratulations and/or commiserations to everyone as appropriate. Is the good news in big envelopes?
I opened mine when it arrived in 1965 - Mum was at work.
I opened mine when it arrived in 1965 - Mum was at work.
Mary
CH 1965-1972
CH 1965-1972
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CONGRATULATIONS!!!!
That is fantastic news...well done!!!!
2 1/2 hours until I can go home and see.........
That is fantastic news...well done!!!!
2 1/2 hours until I can go home and see.........
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Thanks. Yes, the good news is in a big white envelope, quite fat because its got lots of forms and info sheets in it. We've still got massive smiles on our faces!
lonelymom
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Not so fast everyone. I have just made 1 hour and 10 min return trip home. No letter. The postman had been but no letter from CH. I actually phoned the lovely Mrs. Brakes and she said all letters were sent yesterday. I asked if successful went first and others second class and she said no. So guess tomorrow I will find out what my postman looks like. Good luck to all those who were successful. Congratulations.
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Congratulations Lonelymom, the fun starts here! And good luck to all those still anxiously waiting, I remember just what it's like...
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Thanks ailurophile. I don't remember being this nervous last time, or this impatient! But it's all been worth it
You're not alone HappyFelix, I know of two other people who haven't got their results. I thought maybe the school would have been able to tell people over the phone in the circumstances, but since you've already spoken to Mrs Brakes I presume not. Good luck for tomorrow!
You're not alone HappyFelix, I know of two other people who haven't got their results. I thought maybe the school would have been able to tell people over the phone in the circumstances, but since you've already spoken to Mrs Brakes I presume not. Good luck for tomorrow!
lonelymom
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I wonder if all those forms and lists bear any relation to what my parents were sent in 1956 .....'When your daughter reaches the age of 12 she will require hockey boots and a suspender belt ...' The picture of hockey boots attached to a suspender belt became a family joke for years afterwards.
Frances Grogan (Haley) 6's 1956 - 62
'A clean house is a sign of a broken computer.'
'A clean house is a sign of a broken computer.'
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Lol! Nope, an income assessment letter, letter from the Head, parent/guardian agreement letter, anti-bullying code etc. Might have been fun to include your hockey boot and suspender picture though. Still can't stop smiling!
lonelymom
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H'm ..... anti-bullying code? I still have somewhere the masterfully drafted letter sent out by Miss Morrison and Mr Baker at the time of the merger, on the subject of fraternisation between the sexes. I really must search for it.
Frances Grogan (Haley) 6's 1956 - 62
'A clean house is a sign of a broken computer.'
'A clean house is a sign of a broken computer.'