From Tony Kershaw

Tony Kershaw writes:-

“I am including information cc to my sister Anne Powell, Dave Summerville (who was himself Jenna Coleman’s Tutor at Arnold School in Blackpool).
Sad to think that such a great school as Arnold School in Blackpool ,with many good times had by pupils and staff, which has closed. Albeit that it has merged to form Arnold KEQMS on the Lytham St Annes site rather than its old site in Blackpool. Pupils’ would no longer have the great distractions of the Big Dipper or the Max Tower at the world famous Blackpool Pleasure Beach close by at south shore Blackpool. Where from the Learning Support office a great view and a-god-send for all concerned, from time to time.”

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