Talk:Finchley Catholic High School
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Its a work in progress. I go to school here, but the school is remarkably intolerant of Wikipedia so it could take a while before I have enough information about the school to make the article good. --The1exile 14:22, 25 February 2006 (UTC)
The House name 'Fisher' commemorates St John Fisher - often spoken in the same breath as St Thomas More - and his name is spelt *without* a 'c'!
Because I have been able to find Wikipedia articles on St John Fisher as well as Abbot John Feckenham and Bishop Richard Challoner (who are also commemorated by a house name), I have created the appropriate links. -- Robert Hogan (3rd May 2006, will be registering as a proper user asap)
