Anne Fleming

[…]ant in this capacity because he had also set up a film loan scheme, a 16 millimeter film loan scheme for universities and to a certain extent further education colleges where they were running courses where material we held would be of interest. So the job had escalated. So I was appointed in 1970.1[…]

Mat Irvine

[…]technology called Design and Technology, which was just coming in and coming into the school's curriculum. And schools had to reflect what the actual educational curriculum was. And Robin, much an old colleague I'd worked with as one of the producers says we can let's produce a programme. We're look[…]

Bernard Ponsonby

[…]Premier Street in Glasgow and the date is 7th July 2018. Thank you, Bernard. Where were you born? R: Glasgow on 3rd March, 1963. I: And the education you got? R: I had three primary schools. The first was aged five, which was St. Dominic's in Castlemilk. The second one was St. Martin'[…]

Taylor Downing

[…]ld backs but it was cleared for DVD release and it’s come out on DVD, and again hasn’t done particularly good business in America. It’s still used in education establishments, both in this country and the States. It’s used very extensively for teaching but it doesn’t have the popular impact that The[…]

Jenny Barraclough

[…] somewhere in Somerset?JBRight a clergy’s daughters school; very proper and all I did was play the piano. Not muchelse.SRSo Millfield, which was a co-educational boarding school must have been quite a change?JBWell there were only twenty girls; three hundred fifty boys and twenty girls so we had alo[…]

Joy Cuff (née Seddon)

[…] different memories, because I was always drawing. And then when I went to secondary modern and it was a mixed ed, you know, a co-ed, I mean, a mixed education and the boys used to joke that I'd live in a garret, you know, for the rest of my life and I was only 13, 14 so I know that I was always dra[…]

Mel Faber

[…]r things. I know you were in the armyMF: Well, the point I make about that is obviously with Dad being in the business and I had a bit of a chequered education. We were in Liverpool when the war started and I went to Quarry Bank where of course John Lennon went - a little bit after me - but we then […]

Betty Willingale

This recording was transcribed by funds from the AHRC-funded ‘History of Women in British Film and Television project, 1933-1989’, led by Dr Melanie Bell (Principal Investigator, University of Leeds) and Dr Vicky Ball (Co-Investigator, De Montfort University). (2015).BECTU History ProjectInterview n[…]
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