Hughcampbell Stories

A reflection on a specific moment at the Isis Private School in the 1960s involving the "peculiar" behavior of a maths teacher, Reverend Jones, toward a student named Ladrilla. It contrasts the innocence of childhood perception with a sobering adult re-evaluation of the event.

A reflection on the 1961 school photo of the Isis School in Bolton, serving as proof that the author's accounts are not "self-indulgent fiction" but real history. It explores the unique atmosphere of the school-a place where students were treated like "people" and a sense of bonhomie survived the cane.