Talk:Liverpool Collegiate Institution

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The following unreferenced material was moved from the article. While not encyclopaedic, it does contain an important plea. --Peter I. Vardy (talk) 08:47, 2 June 2013 (UTC)Reply

"I am an old boy. I went to the Liverpool Collegiate 1967/1972. Later in life I went to a parents night at my daughters School. There too my surprise I was introduced to my daughters French teacher. This man just happened to be in my form at the Collegiate and the deputy head of my daughters school was non other than my (our) French teacher at the Collegiate (small world). He gave me a video of the history of the school. When I watched the video I was amazed at what I saw. It all fell into place about the structure of the building. What you have read above is nothing to what the full history of the school."

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