St Pauls School 1976 OnWards

I am looking for friends of ST Paul School from 1976 onwards. Our Primary One Class was in the Hall behind the Anglican Cathedral. If anyone reads this, Please give a shout and we can start communicating and perhaps arrange a reunion.

Thanks all

BitchyBeauty wrote:

I am looking for friends of ST Paul School from 1976 onwards. Our Primary One Class was in the Hall behind the Anglican Cathedral. If anyone reads this, Please give a shout and we can start communicating and perhaps arrange a reunion.
Thanks all

I belive i went to the school in Anse Royale, but would be interested in knowing if there are any seychelles communities or gatherings in the UK. I left in 1980 and live in the UK

stravens wrote:

<quoted text>I belive i went to the school in Anse Royale, but would be interested in knowing if there are any seychelles communities or gatherings in the UK. I left in 1980 and live in the UK

What is your name? and how old are you? Cause the people I am looking for would now be 38 years old going on 39 years old.

Hi there,

I was a St Paul's student from 1973 (first grade) on until being accepted at the Seychelles College.

I am also a member of the first Seychelles college class to take the Seychelles O Levels rather than the British Version.

I attended one year of NYS after Seyco before moving to the States...

I would love to reconnect with any classmates from these schools.

I only know of one St Paul's at English River, currently on the left of the main bus station on Mahe (by the promenade). I left in 1982 and immigrated to the UK. I didn't or hadn't heard of any other St Paul's School in Seychelles. And certainly I never even knew it was Anglican!!Funny that! Any of you know the history of St Clair Primary School, used to be opposite the main catholic church in Victoria? Since its closure I believe it to be a retail centre.

i went to St Paul school at Gordon sqaure and i love it. The toilets used to be on top the sea, i was very small but still remember the fear seeing fish and splashing seawater while 'mon fer mon bezwen' so i skipped doing it...imagine how uncomfortable i was until i got home...and i lived at the top of Grenis or greenwich...by the time i reached home i was not only hot but sweating with discomfort. i am now a great promotor in ensuring that children feel liberated in that aspect.

Julian wrote:

Hi there,
I was a St Paul's student from 1973 (first grade) on until being accepted at the Seychelles College.
I am also a member of the first Seychelles college class to take the Seychelles O Levels rather than the British Version.
I attended one year of NYS after Seyco before moving to the States...
I would love to reconnect with any classmates from these schools.

..........meant to say I attended one year of Seychelles Polytech before emigrating....

Hello Julian
I believe I remember someone called Julian who was the same age as my brother or sister and we all went to st Paul's Anglican school. Which means you must three years older than me. I started St Paul's in 1976. Plse write again and let us communicate. Would be nice to get to know you. Take Care