FAWCETT SCHOOL

THEN AND NOW
By JOHN WIGNALL

On a recent visit to Brighton I had the chance to visit the old Fawcett School building, now known as the Trafalgar Building of City College.

By and large the inside has changed very little with most of the classrooms still being in situ apart from the corridors being brought up to date, however there are some radiators that i remember in the fifties.

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This page was added on 23/10/2009.

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I was there 44-46 before going to the Building College in Hanover St. I remember the head telling us that Fawcett was the man who rowed Charles ll to France after he hid in the tree. I also remember Mr Hubbard RE and maths who used the strap if you forgot homework. Mr Cox Dep' Head was ok. Wasn't happy there.

By Don Cristofoli
On 29/01/2010

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