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| 9 May 2022 | |
| Written by Victoria Bastiman | |
| Memories at Hymers |
It was a pleasure to welcome Alfred Morris back to Hymers College. He visited to reminisce about his time here and have a tour around the school.
Alfred had many interesting stories to tell, which we will be telling more about over the coming weeks, including having one of the first female teachers at the school, a celebratory lunch for the Queen's coronation, and later meeting the Queen in his role as High Sheriff of Gloucestershire.
His Headteacher, Mr Harry Roach, was less than impressed when he received a bill from the groundsmen to replace roof tiles that had been knocked off, while Alfred and school friends climbed on the roof. Why were they on the school roof? To place beret hats (from local girl's schools) on all the turrets of the main school buildings, of course!
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