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Loreto Convent Valley Road
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Am old Loreto girl from 1952-1959
Valley Road has left me with lovely memories.
would love to hear from any one who may remember me.
special Patricia Richards. ( tricia).
Heard from Mother Philip up to her death. RIP.
Hello, it has been lovely reading all of these comments. I loved the school and was there 1956/1957. In my class there was Anthea Hood (her mother was a teacher), Sylvia Burgess and Florence Wells who went off to Germany. Another teacher was a Mrs Macewan and had children Penny and Christopher there. The nuns I can remember were Mother Theresa, Mother Thomas and Mother John who was quite fierce. Anybody remember these names?
Forgot to say I was Christina White when there.