Banstead Village

George Ford - Banstead teacher extraordinaire George Ford, a well-liked teacher at Banstead County Secondary Boys School, Picquets Way in the 1950...

Seven boys Seven boys (can you see them all?) on a tree branch – in those carefree days before Health & Safet...

Sports Day at Picquets Way Life is just a bowl of... Sports Day at Picquets Way in the mid-1950s. No, I don't know what they...

Chris crossing the Rhine In 1960 a group of boys from Banstead County Secondary School in Picquets Way went on a 10-day tour ...

Prang! In the mid-1950s, Banstead County Secondary Boys School in Picquets Way expanded its curriculum acti...

Athlete in action.... jump! In the 1950s the sporting facilities at the Picquets Way schools in Banstead were primitive, to say ...

Happy campers at Henley Fort Thanks largely to George Ford, the young geography teacher, and Ray Spencer, the sports teacher, boy...

Banstead meets the Rhine Another one from the Banstead County Secondary School archive… this time from April 1960, when a g...

Banstead in Portsmouth! Thanks largely to George Ford, the young geography teacher, and Ray Spencer, the sports teacher, boy...

George Ford cycling tour George Ford (left) leading a cycle tour c.1963. He was a Geography teacher at Banstead County Sec...

George Ford on Box Hill Another photo from the Picquets Way archive. Thanks largely to George Ford, the young geography teac...

WH Spearing, Picquets Way headmaster From an old Picquets Way scrapbook: this is WH Spearing, headmaster of Banstead County Secondary Boy...