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Can you please pass this on to Miss Fogg, This is Andrew Hopkinson's Mum Heather. Andrew was in Mandy's class in year 3 and never stopped talking about her. When leaving school we also left Derby and moved to cumbria.
He is 13 now in year 9 studying at Ullswater Community College and occasionally look back at his school history, but with fond memories we look back at Chellaston Junior Schoo land all the teachers and pupils, but especially Miss Fogg.
Heather and Andrew
Hello Heather and Andrew!
Mrs slack passed on the message that you had left a blog....how great it is to hear from you!
I often think about what has happened to The Cowardly Lion of our Wizard of Oz production! I worked this year with another little boy who played the same part....he was lovely too. I'd love to hear what Andrew is up to. Perhaps if you phone the school on 01332 701460, Mrs Slack will pass on my email address to you!
All the best and hope to hear from you soon.
Miss Fogg
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