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Children's Play 1907-1937
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Former Pupils and a former Teacher tell of their experiences of playtime during this period at Russell First School:-
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1907 - 1937
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"We used to have 'hop-scotch', skipping, whips and tops, played 'tig' and all sorts of things like that. different to what the children do today."
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Interview (111k) |
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(May Frisby - Pupil in 1928)
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"The children played 'rounders', 'in and out the windows', 'I sent a letter to my love' and 'poor Jenny sits a weeping'.
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(Mabel Smith - Teacher 1930-1932)
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"We played skipping and held little concerts and dances in the shed."
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A selection of toys from this Era.
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(Joan Smith - Pupil 1925 and came back as School Secretary in 1954 until she retired in 1984)
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