Summary
MICHAEL HOWARD and many other old boys of Llanelli Grammar School when he and I were pupils in the late Fifties owe a debt of gratitude to two headmasters of stature - Mr Shaw, a saintly man who exerted an influence of calm and tranquillity, and his successor Mr Rees, an energetic and enthusiastic headteacher.
Llanelli Grammar has produced a wide range of well qualified, outgoing and successful people who have made their mark on the world and continue to do so.See the full content of this document
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Golden Age of Our Glorious Grammars . . .
Many pupils from the Forties and early Fifties were 'scholarship boys', given a golden opportunity to aspire to great things.
I recall a story told to me many years ago by an old senior railway train driver who had reached the pinnacle of his craft, driving the Fishguard-Paddington express. He and a friend h...See the full content of this document
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