Talk:Frensham Heights School

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I removed the following from the article, as it is not very encyclopaedic and more suited to this talk page: -- zzuuzz ^(talk) 03:10, 19 November 2006 (UTC)

Like any organic entity, Frensham changed and changes every term, as staff and pupils come and go like ideas. with some staying and having an impact, some seemingly having been there forever without ever being noticed, and some passing through like storms, turning everything over and leaving a trail and a wake for a generation to take as landmarks to their passage there. As such it is impossible, if you were or even are a pupil there to write objectively, or in anyway from a perspective that could be completely sympathised with by more than 3 or 4 peers.

I have no idea if i am alone, but there was certainly a time there when i could name any one of 350 people i might stand behind in the lunch queue. I had a whale of a time at Frensham, and apart from a tendency to undercapitalise the first person, i think i have benefited from it- to this day lessons i learned or failed to learn inform decisions i make - maybe all schools are like that, but as the whole point of childhood is that you haven't got other childhoods to compare it with, i'm glad that i was there.