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Remembering the first Red Nose Day

Images of yesteryear, February 25 years ago.
Pupils at Collingwood Special School with red noses for Comic Relief.

Images of yesteryear, February 25 years ago. Pupils at Collingwood Special School with red noses for Comic Relief.

ALL the fun of Comic Relief came flooding back for a Morpeth teacher with this Images of Yesteryear picture.

The photograph, showing pupils at Collingwood School making red noses in 1988, was re-published last month and Ann Young, who was Assistant Head at the time, immediately recognised her pupils.

She said: “This was the very first Comic Relief and the pupils made their red noses out of ping-pong balls. They loved it. We have done various things over the years, but this was the first one.”

The picture shows, clockwise, Ann-Marie Ferguson, David Purvis, Denise McAlpine, Brian Yearly, Wayne Thirtle and Keith Scott. Mrs Young cannot name the pupil at the back as he was only at the school a short time.


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