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My mother, Grace Julia Askem, was evacuated to Axbridge, living with Arthur and Beatrice Sargeant across from the police station in the 1940s. She lost many friends in the air disaster.

Green Chair.

I just had to start with that, hows it going? Still using it?

I miss Axbridge, I have so many good memories of the place, despite being one of the naughtiest kiddies there, it was actually very rewarding and fun.

I went to Axbridge primary school from 1977-1980. Mr Powel was headmaster. I hadn't been here long when my dad died all the teachers were really understanding and really kind to me. Jo Durbin was my best friend.

I am the present Headteacher of the school. I have been here since 1988 and I am planning to retire in 2009.
It is lovely to hear from such a variety of past pupils. Your comments are really interesting. many of you i remember, but some were before my time here.
Axbridge School remains very popular with 179 on role together with a 40 place Nursery Class.We have featured in the Chief Inspectors list of Successful Schools twice. We love sport and music and I am sure many of you remember our Christmas Productions.
Do keep in touch and best wishes to you all for a wonderful future.

Hey has it really been a year since I left Axbridge? Anyway hello to all the teachers. Bye Miss Wallace, you were great.

Hi I'm Ben Crompton. Hows it going?I used to go here. It rules that school!!!!!!