Attended DS from 1964 to 1970. Best school days ever! We were proud to wear the school uniform. Mrs. Solan was Head Teacher and my dearest mentor was Mrs. Keeler. My English teacher was the best and had such a soft personality. I wish I could recall her name. She fostered my love of literature and am still an avid reader. I thoroughly enjoyed singing soprano in Mr. Freemantle's choir performing several operas e.g. Carmen and Caveleria Rusticana, to name but a few, over the years. We performed at Central Hall. I sang in the Madrigals at St. Martin's in the Field at Christmas which was an exhilarating experience as it captured the essence of Christmas. I also played the viola in the orchestra while casting glances at Christopher Schubert, violinist from Tulse Hill Boys. I was in the Fencing Club and earned several skill level medals. It felt great competing against the Fencing team of Lycee Francais - they always won matches and they were menacing (they put the fear of God in all London Fencing teams). However, DS Fencing Team took up the challenge and made history... we destroyed them and won the day. Our Fencing team made history for our school. I enjoyed modern dance class with Ms. Darnell dancing to music of the Monkeys. What about the school plays and Debating Club; Archery and my favorite, Hockey. I'm so grateful for the privilege of having such opportunities which has help build my character. I am grateful to all my teachers, mentors and friends during my sojourn at DS. I have had a wonderful education in England and Advanced Education in USA where I now reside..

Hi I was at DS from 1963 until 69. I had 2 sisters that went there also. We were the Blaikie sisters. I would have loved to go to the reunion. Had I known about it. Does anybody have any filming of the concerts at all please x

i attended dick sheppard and very fond memories i also remember you mrs gutmann and would love to contact you as you were my favourite teacher x

I taught Drama and English at Dick Sheppard school from 1975
to 1978 (then Mrs Marilyn Gutmann). I was deputy head of Green House and have many very fond memories of both students and staff. Especially one class who preferred to refer to me as ' Mandy Rainbow'. I did work with Mary Neal in the Drama Department but sadly lost touch when I left.

I went to DS. Motto -"Loyality, Truth & Honour". Rouge (Red House).

Made great friends, had nice teachers. Can't help but wonder what happened to a few of them. Commerce Department - Miss Young (Barbara) & Mrs Sales (Pamela), from PE Department Mrs Bond and, my form teacher, Mr. Laird. He was a history teacher.

Hi my wife maiden name was Joan Evans.she was at dick shepherd school in the 60s. She lived in saultern road Brixton.any one out there remembers her please get in touch. Thanks.tel no 0208 657 0539.

I would love to know what happened to Mrs Mary Neil, drama teacher. She was a lovely lady and I had kept in touch with her after I left school. Where is she now? Sonya Smith-Hughes (Ree Ryan)

I joined Dick Shepherd on the day it opened. I loved it and enjoyed all the lessons and after school clubs; drama, ballroom dancing with the boys from the Stand school etc. I was in Bronte house (blue). I remember the teachers and Mrs Solan, the headmistress.

I joined Dick Sheppard the day it opened it was a great school it had great classrooms and rooms with flares attached. I remember cooking hot cross buns the day the school was officially opened! My house was Greens. I went on a lovely holiday to Switzerland we stayed in Kandersteg.