Hayocks Primary 1991 - Photo

[Hughie]

Hayocks Primary 1991 - courtesy of Aileen Shaw. Names by John Climie


Top Row L to R : Alan Convery, Ian Gillion, Jamie Lynn, Nicola Patterson, Kylie McBlane, Lindsay McNally, Steven White, Robert Howie,
Middle Row: Paul Little, Chris Little, John Climie, Gary Brown, Steven Elliot, Robert Halden, Donny Breen, Paul Robertson, Maxwell Smith,
Bottom Row: Roseanne Howie, Donna Jackson, Paula White, Kelly Branagian, Emma McKenna, ?, Adele Thomson, Julie Gibb, Yvonne Henderson.

[gerv]

Great photo
My eldest son is the first on the top row 25years old now and a policeman. how time flys

gerv

[boots1]

Is That Alan Convery.

I went all thorugh school with Alan P1 - P7

[gerv]

[quote="boots1"]Is That Alan Convery.

I went all thorugh school with Alan P1 - P7[/quote]


Yes John I remember you

Gerry

[boots1]

Thats good Alan is working in the Police force am afraid I didnt get my dream job always wanted to be a teacher

am working in an office had loads of temp jobs working in stevenston so not far from home but also had that urge o be a teacher, mind u still young 25 years old maybe get there.

[Meg]

Thats good Alan is working in the Police force am afraid I didnt get my dream job always wanted to be a teacher. am working in an office had loads of temp jobs working in stevenston so not far from home but also had that urge o be a teacher, mind u still young 25 years old maybe get there.

DO IT - SERIOUSLY DO IT NOW!!!!! Like you boots1 I always wanted to be a teacher and I finally took the plunge four years ago and although there aren't any jobs around, I get enough supply to keep the wolf from the door. I love it, and wish I had done it years ago. Dont get to 65 years old and then say "I wish ........"

What age/subject would you like to teach?

Meg

[boots1]

Well id like to teach Primary children if men can do that, 5 - 11 would be good for me

I would like to know when and were to start and try and get help from someone that could help me

any ideas where do i start

[Meg]

I've PMd you with some details - but let me assure you, men do very well in primary teaching - and are usually very successful.

Meg