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I was at Longstone Primary until I think about 1962 and Mr Gibson was my final year teacher. We had three sets of twins in our class, I think Robert and Alan Spence were one pair. My best friend was Sally Jarvis. I'd love to hear from some of my classmates, I have emailed a photo of our class. I have been living in South Africa since 1964.

Heyah Everyone ! :)
Soo Do You Still Have The WebTeam ?

I Miss Yous So Much !
I Heard Mr McBride Left :(
Well Say Hey To Mrs Swan For Me Please ! :)
Ohh And Just To Say It Is A Year Today Since We Went To Arran! :O

Well Lovee Yous ! :)
Ox.Ox.Ox..

Heyyyy..
Miss You All
Hope To See You Sooon
RobbieAllan=]

I have many happy memories of Longstone Primary between 1957 and 1964. Teachers - Mr Gibson, Miss Bastick, Miss Nicol.
Classmates Rona Nussey, Christine Emslie. Barbara Fowler, Margaret Watson, Alastair Harrison, Gordon Macleod Rosemary Jackson, Tina Reid..... I also remember the lukewarm milk referred to by Norma Penman!

Just 2 say Hiya Every1: )
Doing fine in school had 2 pick course choices yesterday for 5th year: )
Im planning 2 stay on lol!!
Doing Work Experience in March: )
Hope 2 see yas soon xx
Luv yooh xxxxx

I attended from 1961 to 1968. I just loved Longstone Primary. I had Miss Johnson as my teacher and whilst she was pretty fierce she was also fair. I was Captain of Juniper Green when they won after the big drought of not winning for about 12 years or so. I live in Australia now and my nieces go to Longstone school and I get very nostalgic when I see photos.

I attended Longstone from 1958-1965. I loved school, but hated it when our small bottles of milk were frozen in winter! We defrosted them by the radiators.

I remember some of the teachers as being very fait, but others as bordering on psychotic. In particular I remember Mr. Gibson who reigned by terror over the entire school.

Sorry, If you've not retired yet!

Morning - Just to say to everyone to look in the Gallery - Ellie's pig is the best!
Dawn (friend of Ellie's Mummy!)

We have been learning about our school in the olden days and the furutre. We looked at your website to see what a city school is like because we are a small country school.
We only have 45 pupils in our school. We enjoyed looking at your website P3/4/5

Just saying Hello... I attended Longstone from 1947- 53 then went on to Pentlands Sec.
Used to live in Redhall Place along with my Brother Eddie & Sister Lilian.
Good to hear the school is still doing OK

dont know where to start about good old longstone,was there from1956 and still live a stones throw away from the school we had a good football team with the earl brothers , podge mcleod, micky mcdonald, billy grubb,charlie murphy and many more that i just cant remember cause i am over the big 50 as well.

i went to longstone between 1951-1958 my teacher in p7 was Mr T hompson our headmaster was Mr Monro my best friend was Pat McLoed[MITZY] Istill see now and then

I went to Longstone Primary between 1970-1977 the headmaster was Mr Chappel does anybody remember other teachers from they years on the whole not a bad school.

Just thought I would add a note to the school website.I used to go to Longstone 1969-1976.I now live in England(Slough). Would like to here from anybody from that time.E-mail is crawford-p@sky.com

I went to Longstone in 1950 which was in the old village then we went to juniper green then to merchiston then to the school at redhall. The headmaster was mr munro our teacher was miss murial lieshman hope to here from someone JOE MILLER

Hi Class of '54!
Just accessed the new webiste - looking good.
I am hoping some of my fomrer class-mates and friends will remember me from
the old school and the "new".
I was very friendly with Douglas Muir, who transferred to Heriot's, and we
were near neighbours, and sayed friendly until around 1958/59 after which
time I had moved down to Peebles, (and was never as happy there as had been
in Longstone). I also remember Stanley Reid, Alex Borthwick, Jacqueline ?,
and other faces whose names have gone now.
We were taught, in 1957, by a Miss Greig, and the Head was a Mrs Phillips.
To this day, I have kept my old school tie!
If any of the 1954 intake remember me, would really like to hear from you
all and how Life is treating you.

Best wishes,
Ron Irvine

Hello folks,  my name is James Hey I attended Longstone Primary School from 1945 to 1952. Starting of in the old village school then
moving to the Red Hall Annex with Mrs Lusk as our teacher.
I have lived in the USA since 1971 with my wife and 3 children and would like to know if any of the old gang are still in touch as we seemed to scatter to the four winds after school finished.
Would like to here from anybody who is still arround.
                                                                  Jim Hey.