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I remember in year 6 Mr Mansfield burst into our class with the sound of the WW2 alarm. I jumped and nearly fell out my seat. Then everyone ran out the classroom. Someone shut door and I ran into it.😂 He took us to the air raid shelter and told us about WW2.

In 2016 in September/October time I went to a gymnastics competition. I came 1st overall so basically the 1st person out of everyone there. I came 1st on floor, 2nd on beam and 3rd on bars. Nothing on vault.

I remember playing rounders on the school playground, times table quizzes, Summer Spectacular (Summer fete), playing various games on the school playground during break time, biscuits and squash at break-time, Sports Day and Chocolate Crunch with Pink Custard!

I graduated University with a Computer Science Degree, now working as a Software Developer.

I remember good friendships and summers hanging out in a little tree nook at the side of the playing field. I remember getting shouted at by Mrs Coombs for talking in class!

After finishing St. Julian’s Comprehensive, I moved to Oxford to do my BA in English and moved to London to do my MA in Human Rights. Have lived all over, working for NGOs and the UN since then, India, Fiji, Solomon Islands. In 2011 I moved to Australia to do my phd in post conflict human rights in the Solomons Islands. I am now finishing the PhD and teaching Human Rights at the Australian National University.

I remember singing in the annual Eisteddfod, country dancing group with Mrs Nicholls, swimming in the freezing cold swimming pool that used to be at the back of the school.

I studied at UWCN gaining a BSc Health and Social Care. Also have a Post Graduate Diploma in Housing from Cardiff University. I am currently a Tenancy Support Officer working in Newport. Married with two children both who attended St Julians Primary.

My son currently attends St. Julians Primary School and is in reception. His classroom is the same classroom I was taught in in year 2. I had Mrs Wilson in reception and year one and loved her and Miss Rutledge in year 2. I cried when I left as I had such a lovely time in primary school. I remember playing the recorder, singing all the songs in assembly, playing outside in the summer and have many happy memories from school. This is why I wanted my son to go here as I know a lot of the teachers who taught me are still there and in the juniors. Fantastic school and have nothing but happy memories!

I have two sons, aged 4 and 2. I got all my GCSE ‘s in high school then I went on to work as a waitress and then on to work in domiciliary care. I then had my two boys and during that time, I completed an access to higher education diploma and currently waiting to see if I have gotten into university to study Midwifery at Cardiff.

I remember Mr Davies (all the mums fancied him!), Mrs Tamplin, Mrs Evans (now lives near me). I remember playing on ‘top yard’ – red rover game. I remember arguing with my teacher that she had spelt my brother’s name wrong for ages… (turned out she was correct)!

I’ve spent the last 20 years working in the passport office, been promoted four times. Love my job, dealing with fraud and overseas applications. Happily married with three children, aged 17, 12 and 6.

I remember my first infant teacher; Miss Tiley. Junior headmaster was Mr Braine. I remember Mr Marsh, Mr Price and Miss Owen. I sang the first verse of “Away in a manger” solo at the school Christmas concert when I was about 8 years old.

I went on to become a qualified motor mechanic up until 1976, then I joined Gwent Police where I served for 30years. I am currently the caretaker at a primary school not so far away. I would love to come and have a look around the school. I loved my time there.

I just remember Mr Davies and his guitar.

I now have a 10 year old child and work as an admin manager.