Mark Antonio markantonio2000@hotmail.com Tokyo Japan
Samantha ilisha123@hotmail.com Cheshire hello
DearÊÊ Wallerscote school, I found your site to be very interesting, Now here is question Do you no any thing about a farm called Wallerscote manor Farm, it was in the 1600/1700 that my family the littlers farmed there, ItÊ was a 32 bedroomed manor house with several acres of land similar to the winnington hall atÊ brunner Mond, I is now under the wallerscote lime beds that brunner mond has covered with lime, I would be most interested in any information you could/would find. thanking you all mr Keith littler.
Paul Andrew Donegan madhatterfl@cox.net Pensacola Florida USA Hello to all. Just a quick note, I was a student at Wallerscote in 1974 at which time my father Melvyn Donegan whom worker for Rolls Royce Motor Cars in Crewe was transfered to the United States. I have only had the chance to return home twice since leaving Weaverham - most recently in March of 2000. The next time that I am home I hope to have enough time to visit the school. Please say hello to Mr Eric Redford who is a close family friend and feel free to provide him with my email address so he may contact me. All the best for now. Paul A. Donegan
Chris Briscoe christopherbriscoe@whsmithnet.co.uk Barnton I was at pupil at Wallerscote up until 1976 and have very fond memories of my time there. In 1976 we won the local schools cricket competition - the Gaukroger Shield - very much against the odds. A very kind person who wished to remain anonymous donated individual trophies to each player. I still have my trophy and often wonder who donated them. Can anyone reveal the identity of this mystery person? If not I would just like to say thanks anyway as it meant an awful lot to me as a 10 year old boy. - nice website
Andy Thomson andy@maritimepro.com Weaverham Cheshire Great website well done
lisa abigail bennett lilxdevilxlisa@aol.com weaverham hi everyone at wallerscote primary school i left wallerscote in 2001 and iÕd like thank you all for the help through the years love lisa abigail bennett rachel ellison and kris bennett
Sally James englishhunny@hotmail.com Canada I left wallerscote in 1989.All the memories i have r happy ones. I miss you Mr Roberts. Website is great but i want the email address.
Geoff Halstead gch@africaneducation.org.uk Diss Norfolk www.AfricanEducation.org.uk Hello I have just visited your web site. Well done to all involved. I would appreciate any suggestions about the design and content or our web site. www.AfricanEducation.org.uk We would also appreciate a reciprocal link. African Education Non Profit - helping to improve education in Africa.
Russell Turner russell@prosig.freeserve.co.uk Newcastle www.namebadges.tv A profesional web site that loads like lightning. The content of your site is interesting. I am most impressed. Thanks Russell
Derek Boyd derek.boyd1@ntlworld.com Warrington Excellent site. I was a pupil between 1957-60 My three brothers and 2 sisters akso attended after me. We lived in Gleave Road Owleywood. I recall my last year. Mr HOLT was the teacher. He gave the class a 20 minute mental test each Friday at 11am 20 questions. If you got less than 17 out of 20 he wacked your outstretched hand with a very short thick cane he had. It worked after 2 weeks no one got less than 19. He taught the class well ready for our 11 plus. Happy days. I wish the school well. have enjoyed the site brings back lots of memories. Regards
Mrs Emma Mosley steve@3jays89.freeserve.co.uk stockport what a wonderful site. i am thinking of moving to the area and wanted to check out the schools first. i have three children and two of them would be going to a local school, with my youngest joining in a few years. your school looks a very nice place to learn and i think my children would like it. your village also looks a good place to live with lots of clubs to go to. my little girl goes to our local brownies, shes 9 and my little boy wants to go to beavers, hes 4. i think i will come and visit your village and maybe i will come and see your school as well. hope you all have a lovely day. Emma.
joan komar sharpie2@bigpond.com australia perth very interesting i lived in weaverham until 1966 when i moved to australia i did work in the fish and chip shop it was called the blue dolphin my name is joan perhaps someone remembers cheerio for now
Michael Briscall Briz1367@landscapes56.fsnet.co.uk Northwich Cheshire UK www.http.Briz1367_mb@landscapes56.fsnet.co.uk I think this web sight has a lot of good links on it and that the children who attend Wallrscote Primary School should get a lot out of it. I hope that this sight help them become comfortable with computers in this fast moving world we all live.
kellie malpas kellie.malpas@orange.net excellent website. I am browsing as i am thinking of moving to your area. Any possibility of e mailing me the ofsted report
Janis Kinmond nee Blair Enjoyed the village tour. My school friends were Irene Ollerton, Jean Farrington, Barbara James, Dorothy Hewit, Elisabeth Watkins, Diane and Sandra Jones and many more. I think the no. of pupils in my class was 49.
Peter Blair laughalot@myself95.fsnet.co.uk I was at the school in the fifties leaving at 1958 I think. I remember Mr.Birtwistle, Mr Holt, Miss Perry, Mrs Wynne and Mr Roskell was the head master. Mrs Hogg was the dinner lady we used to play Hoggy spy. People I remember in the class were heather craig, peter wright, kenny yates, kathleen lewis, sandra wright, rosalie nicholson, pamela acton, rosemary acton, william newton, roger minshull, viven nodem, hazel clark, pamela allman, graham ... kathleen millington, meryl griffin, pauline steel, david rogers, anne parker, david anderson who emigrated to australia while we were there and others. It seems quaint now that we used to be given a third of a pint of milk free every day - the only power I have ever had in my life was milk monitor and prefect at the school. nice web site - brings back memories.
SteveLawrence splawrence@bigpond.com Perth West Australia I have just had a nice suprise while looking up my old football club Northwich Vics. I came across your website, and found it very interesting. I was a pupil at Wallerscote in the 1960's followed by my sisters Denise, Gillian and finally my youngest brother Andrew who is now 38 years old. Thanks again for sharing your website and for the great pictures of Weaverham. I will be back in Weaverham for a visit in July as my mother lives in Field way near the senior school I also attended. Bye for now Steve Lawrence.
Margaret Went NickWent@redstacks.fsnet.co.uk Morpeth Northumberland England
Amy Rodgers metalhd@concentric.net Fountain Inn Your web page was orhanized very well.
Alison molyneux Johnson ajohnson3@carolina.rr.com North Carolina USA I was at school 1967 1971 i had Mrs edwards then miss Perry MR Bryant I think, and then Mrs Gerrard. Alison molyneux Johnson
Gareth Clwyd-Jones Elgar@clwyd.tinyworld.co.uk Weaverham To Mr.Spendel hows Wallerscote? Highschool's OK I suppose although I have only just started settling in. its a big change. I hope your still your jokey self. From Gareth . I am not sure you got my first message so I am sending this again
Norman Littler nlittler@uma.org Alexandria Virginia USA www.uma.org Greetings to all students and staff of the Wallerscote County Primary School. I am writing because my family roots descend from the original Wallerscote Hall. Sadly, I understand the hall was torn down in the 1920's to make room for a chemical works. Such is progress. Our family surname is derived from what may have been the town/ village or hundred of Little Over. In Norman times this was spelled Litel Oure. Hence Litel Oure to Littler. From reviewing your web site I made note of the fact that you currently have few e-mail partners in the USA. As a recent immigrant to the USA from Canada I would very much enjoy corresponding with anyone at your Wallerscote school. With kindest regards I remain Yours truly Norman Littler
From: "Kevin Elson" Subject: wallerscote school To: WebWizard@currantbun.com I found this page very interesting my children loved it when they saw their school on the internet, especially when one of them saw a piece of her work. A fabulous idea. From an interested parent
Amy Griffiths amylouise13@yahoo.com weaverham Hi Mr Spendel. Amy here just checking out the website, see you soon. Amy
Kirsty Brown Phillip@121carltonroad.freeserve.co.uk Weaverham Hiya Mr Spendel. How are you? Im doing fine our family have just been on holiday, my stupid brother probably told you that already though. He probably told you that we were going on our hols to France as well it was ace I am really tanned now. I will have to visit you at wallerscote some time with Katie, Carole and some of our friends we have met at Highschool. see ya luv Kirsty Brown
Kathy Epps ningaloo.wa@virgin.net Taunton Somerset I enjoyed visiting your site and congratulate all involved. I attended Wallerscote Primary School in the 1950s when Mr Roskill was Head Teacher and I lived at that Time in Owley Wood Road Weaverham. I will visit your site again. Best wishes Kathy Epps nee Lewis.
natasha jones TBread@btinternet.com Weaverham I went to this school but never saw the site. The page with me on it was green if i remember. I like the graphics.
Charlie70 It's a good website. I hope you will put more things in it.
Philip Buckley phizzer1@hotmail.com Weaverham I am the father of Daniel and Katie Buckley and I would like to say well done for producing this very interesting and informative web site. I am very impressed with the response from other countries and I hope that the school encourages the pupils to correspond with other schools around the world.
Liz Hankin ar85@dial.pipex.com Chester icttg.co.uk I was very interested to see what you had on this site. All the teachers going through ICT training with ICAA are adding their websites to our network. I think you would enjoy having a look at some of them as well. One school in particular is very like yours, but has only 45 pupils and is in the middle of Warwickshire. Congratulations on the site I've learnt something about Cheshire that I didn't know before as well.
Albert Till albert@atill.freeserve.co.uk Weaverham Long may the wonderful work of Wallerscote School continue. Its impact on the youngsters of the village must not only be for the good of them whilst they are at Wallescote but will see them in later life as fine citizens able to take a part in the life of the communities fortunate enough to have them.
eirlys convey eirlysconvey@hotmail.com Weaverham Weaverham Wallerscote School Home Page I was delighted to find your very interesting Home Page. I thoroughly enjoyed seeing the photographs of the village and reading your reports. I was one of the first pupils at Weaverham Wallerscote when it opened in the mid-1950s and am pleased to see that it is still a very lively school. We have been living in Kuwait for many years now and visit Weaverham occasionally as we still have family connections in the area. Best wishes to you all. Eirlys Convey
RO45467Dean@yale.ac.uk Hello my name is Dean and I am ex-pupil from your school. I was in Mrs jones class in the four year, I am now studying GNVQ IT and GCSE Welsh at YALE COLLEG, WRECSAM, NORTH WALES.
Dave Jordan davidianjordan@yahoo.com Weaverham Hi folks I've lived in Weaverham for about 5 years now, and I've found your web site the best yet for local history. Keep up the good work .... and please inform me of any more local history items you may be putting on your site. Thanks davidianjordan@yahoo.com
Susan Ackroyd sackroyd@stthomaswerneth.oldham.sch.uk Oldham Site Under construction Love your site also joining MIPS itÕÕs good to be in contact with other Apple lovers.
Jane Woods janewoods@hotmail.com What a wonderful site. Keep up the good work
S. Daly East Molesey Surrey England http://www.stalbans.cwc.net Good site. There is a poll on my site as well - on the Fun page. You might like to visit at http://www.stalbans.cwc.net
Gareth Clwyd-Jones elgar@clwyd27.freeserve.co.uk Dear Mr Spendel Just looking at a variety of things on the web page. See you at school. Gareth 7.10.99
John Sosna jsgoshs@aol.com London UK http//schoolsite.edex.net.uk/262/ A great site and a Mac user to boot.
Jim Hickson Weaverham I have visited this website 5 times now. I had a good time in Miss Gibsons class and I am looking forward to being in Mr Carews class after the summer break.
Beverley Hartley BevHartley@so82.freeserve.co.uk Runcorn Cheshire I was a pupil at Wallerscote from 1963 - 1965 when Mr Jackson was headmaster. Mrs Williams was my teacher and she taught my brother there before me. My maiden name was Langham and we lived at 15 Keepers Lane. We moved to Shrewsbury in 1965, coming back to live in Barnton in 1969. I went to Northwich Girls Grammar School then and I am now living in Runcorn and working as a District Nurse in Frodsham. You've done really well putting the school on the Internet. Keep up the good work. Beverley Hartley
laura belfield laura.belfield@btinternet.com macclesfield cheshire your website is very good we are at school and are going to make our own webpage.
emma mitchell yr6@ivybank.school.org.uk macclesfield cheshire i think your webpage is brilliant and i really enjoyed reading it. we are making a webpage about our school.
Peter Davey qualitynet.net Kuwait Hello there. A Great site. Well done to everybody involved. It looks like there is some excellent work going on. I am teaching in Kuwait in my final year here! Perhaps you would like to visit the site of our band here. http.members.tripod.com.petedavey Good luck Peter Davey
Anthony Stevens oakmeadow79.freeserve.co.uk Weaverham Well Done with your internet information
Katy a secret
Fabio Gasco fabio.gasco@pn.itnet.it Albenga Savona Italy Hello Non parlo inglese ma complimenti. Inviatemi se possibile materiale sulla vostra scuola. Tank you Fabio.
Colin Ashworth (Head of Music, Sir Christopher Hatton School, Wellingborough) http://www.web-uk.com/mallardmusic A great choice of music in your profile!!! Congratulations to the children for their pages. Do visit
Cheryl Winnington Well done Katy and David! You have worked hard to produce an interesting site. See you soon, Cheryl Winnington.
Ben Gough www.kingslangleyps.com. sydney australia hello everybody
jason hargreaves jason@charles-davis.co.uk Luton I lived in Weaverham when I was little until I was 18 and moved to Luton to university. I actually went to Forest Street Primary and then Weaverham High school. My Mother and Father still live in Weaverham and I will be visiting tommorow. It's nice to see a bit of Weaverham on the internet.
RE: Hello to Wallerscote School Geraldine JimScouse@aol.com Really impressed by the work presented by your children at this web site. I have recently moved into the area and work at the MSI Unit at the Russett School. I found your information about the village really interesting. Regards, Geraldine.
St Andrews School... Malabar Sydney... Australia http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Forum Hello from Australia We really enjoyed your website...we will check back later for more It looks like a great school
John Fox jpf@hotnet.net.au Australia I used to live in Weaverham, before we emigrated to Australia. That was in 1963. I lived in Briar Lane. In house number 3, I think. I live in a city named Devonport, it is small by UK standards, as it only has about 24,000 people. I have 2 children; Alana is 11 y.o. and is in grade 6. Hayden is 9 y.o. and is in grade 4. If you reply to this message, I will tell you more.
K Rebbeck Age 19 Opinion of site - Very Good.
Clive Davies Hello My name is Clive Davies and I am a Year Six teacher at Padgate Primary School in Warrington. I am on an INSET day at Cheshire Micro Unit Nantwich. I am trying to find out about use of the Internet in Primary Schools and am visiting your site to see how you use the Net. Our school is not on the Internet yet and we are trying to decide if it is a valuable resource. You seem to use your site in various interesting ways and I enjoyed reading your news. Thanks very much Clive Davies
Peter Bowers headteacher@hempstalls.staffs.sch. Newcastle Staffs Hi there we have found your page at Betts show in London and thought we would say hello.
Malcolm Mason malcolm john. mason which. net weaverham Truly impressive
Ms. Ingebj kjroenni@online.no&loc Norway Hello I am a teacher who teaches English. My class the pupils are 12 years old have just finished a project about Norway in the English lessons. We would very much like to share the results of this project with an English class. So I wonder if you are interested? If you are please contact me. I teach at a school right outside Bergen.
David Hartley dhart@ihug.co.nz Auckland New Zealand Hi Everyone This is a big hello to Thomas and Christopher Glaze from their Dad in New Zealand. Can you tell them that I am thinking of them and I love them very much. I was in Weaverham in September and was sad to have to return home to New Zealand. Keep up the good work The school home page really is a most impressive achievement David Hartley
Gary M. Frost gmf@slnedu.com K.C.MO.USA www.slnedu.com We are an Educational Network and view many school pages. Your school Home Page is very very nice. IÕm pleased to see all the information. Thank you for all the hard work. It always pays off. Drop me a line.
Gary M. Frost gmf@slnedu.com K.C.MO.USA www.slnedu.com Education Towards a Better World Selective Learning Network Educational Network Internet Address is www.slnedu.com When on our front page please click onto ANNOUNCEMENTS. That will give you an idea of our guest we have for our students. Really hoping to develop a Student to Student Exchange program soon! Looking forward to hearing from you as soon as possible. Thank you for your time.
Justine Jones justine@adweb.co.uk London Fantastic to see Wallerscote on the web. I was a pupil there from 1977 to 1979 and am the daughter of Mrs Jones who is, I believe still working there and being naughty. Currently designing new pages for the web site of my company the Newspaper Society www.newspapersoc.org.uk Don't bother checking it out till June it's a bit of a mess at the moment! More news and school gossip from Wallerscote would be greatly appreciated. Perhaps a where are they now page with info on old pupils - would love to know what they are up to. Keep up the good work
Valerie Thatcher AV4V@aol.com California USA Hello. I am the principal of a small elementary school in Campo, California USA. Our school is located close to the Mexican border in San Diego county. We only have 300 learners in our entire school. Our area is very rural. Most of our families earn their living in agriculture, law enforcement , mostly Border Patrol, or commute to other nearby towns. I think youÕd find the most unique aspect of our school is the fact that almost one fourth of our school community is comprised of Kumeyaay Indians, Koo-me-i. IÕd like to hear back from you. At this time your message would come to my home, but in a few months our school will be online. Sincerely Valerie Thatcher Principal
GinnyGertler gertlerv@usfca.eduSanFrancisco2CCAUSA Loved your page I am aK-5 Technology Coordinator in SanFrancisco. I would love to have my students! be kepals with students in another country. If you or any of your teachers are interested please let me know. Our school year begins August27.
Irene Clarkson nee Farrington London I am an ex-pupil from1961-1965. I am impressed to see the school making use of the Web.
Faye Williams gfsw@sunlink.netU.S.A. Hello. My kindergarten class 28 ages 5 and 6 is interested in becoming pen pals with children from another country. Would a teacher of 5 and 6 year olds be interested! If so please-mail. Thank you. Faye Williams
Gayle Olson kidscience.guide@miningco.com Hilo Hawaii USA http kidscience.miningco.com Welcome back With another school year ahead IÕd like to invite you to visit Science and Nature for Kids. Weekly article! Best of links and our source library provides a fun and educational online experience for educators students and parents. Coming soon are board and chat a safe and moderated space where projects experiences and stories will be shared by kids from across the globe. Time is too valuable to spend in a directory where a search may bring thousands of responses. Stop on by where I have the best of the net arranged neatly for your browsing enjoyment! I look forward to hearing from you and would appreciate hearing any feedback suggested resources or information you have to share. Regards Gayle Olson
Year 6 Rayleigh Primary School rcps@rmplc.co.uk Rayleigh. Essex Hello As we are newbies to the net could you please try and send us a message. We are about to go on our school trip. Do you go anywhere? We're off to the Isle of Wight.
Alexandra Lee brindishep@lewisham.sch.uk Brindishe Primary Lee Green London UK Hello there love the web pages. I am a PEFP teacher working with some year 4 children who are doing research on playground games. We would very much like to know what sort of games you play so would be thrilled if you were able to send us any info to add to our growing collection. We want to contact places in the UK the world and then publish our collection on the web. We really hope you can help look forward to your reply. Yours sincerely Y4 @ Brindishe
Juana Mart ajareno@roble.pntic.mec.es Yecla Spain Hello everyone We are a Spanish primary school looking for English pen friends. If you are interested please leave us a message at the following e-mail address ajareno@roble.pntic.mec.es Colegio La Pedrera. Yecla.
Sol Reinhardt Sally Reinhardt Wallabadah@aol.com Montclair New Jersey USA Hello Mr. Spendel This is Sally I spoke to you from Weaverham just over a week ago. Now I am back home in Montclair New Jersey my 14 year old son Sol is helping me connect to your Web Page. George my 11 year old is on what they call Winter break now it is like half term which you had last week so hopefully Georges teacher will be in touch with you at Wallerscote School fairly soon. Best wishes....Sally Sol George
Andy & Debbie Stott Liam Matthew Christopher 101547.2754@compuserve.com Weaverham U.K Hello fellow Weaverhamites We enjoyed reading your pages and all had a good laugh at Mr Spendel's photo. Keep up the good work and don't forget your homework.
Diane Kolb diankolb@itrc.dciu.k12.pa.us Havertown Pennsylvania USA Have a happy new year
Martin Wragge Hi David, Its uncle Martin Here, at last I have got around to looking up your school www page. When you first told me you had a web page I thought you were pulling my leg, but now I have to say that I am impressed. Well done to Mr Spendle (I hope I spelt that right)for having the foresight to get your school out here in cyberspace.Just think, with a few clicks of a mouse button you can be linked to a computer anywhere in the world and find any information your heart desires. Are you allowed to "Surf" on your schools machine, if not get your dad to bring you over one night or at the weekend (cheap rate phone calls !!!!). Anyway get back to some real work now, see you soon Martin P.S Say hi to Michael at playtime P.P.S The grammar and spelling errors are there on purpose Ha Ha
Dr Chris Astall cmastall55@rmplc.co.uk Crewe Cheshire Hello I enjoyed my tour around your school and was very interested in what you had been doing. I have a Year 4 class who have also been on a visit to Chester, and we also had a guided tour with the Roman soldier. He was great and we met with another school and had a gladiatorial battle in the amphitheatre. I am trying to make a homepage for our school-it's in progress! After Christmas I will try to get some of my children to send you a message.We also have lots of animals stick insect and an Axolotl Your pages are interesting Year 6 sounds great fun. I also liked the profiles! I will look in again Regards Chris Astall
Mr. Auringer Nelson Canada Dear Year 6 Class Wallerscote Primary School This is my second look at your page. It is very impressive. I can hardly wait to share it with the Grade class that you are corresponding with. I have not seen them for a few weeks as report cards came out recently and parent-teacher interviews were scheduled for the day I usually see the class. Thank you very much for answering the questions the class had for you.We are learning a lot about yourselves, school and area in which you live. I see from your web page you have snow there also. We have had a lot of snow the past few weeks record-breaking amounts.There is a ski hill very close to us, so many of us are able to enjoy the snow skiing. Take care and I will have my students write to you soon. Mr.Auringer
Tony Spendel Wrexham Wales I suppose I am the first to visit my own school Homepage. It's not bad for a start. Lots of room for improvements. Bye Tony
