Miss Fraiser - Revision history

BRGSMan at 21:30, 31 October 2010

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Kronos at 18:40, 29 October 2006

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Kronos at 18:38, 29 October 2006

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A Legend of a teacher, Miss Fraiser was one of the very few music teachers, from way back when [[Mrs Roberts]] was in her prime, considered one of the nicest teachers ever to enter BRGS, only to be compared with [[Mrs Ashworth]] in nice-ness.

When in lessons, she often carried a bottle, or can of fizzy drink with her, as fizzy drinks were still being sold as a delicious and nutritous substitute for everything in the school, she wouldnt let students drink in lessons, but would "not see anything", and carry on, this need for fizzy drinks, or coke as was the custom, was most likely due to an addiction to caffeine, as many people are these days, WITHOUT KNOWING.

She Moved to Prague to further her music career, leaving behind a huge following of weeping year 10's, including [[Helen Beck]], now in sixth form, who still haunts the music department at every opportunity, inbetween sending emails to miss fraiser, using the music department computers.

[[Category:Past Teachers|Fraiser, Miss]]

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−	A ~~Legend~~ of a teacher, Miss Fraiser was one of the very few music teachers, from way back when [[Miss Roberts]] was in her prime, considered one of the nicest teachers ever to enter BRGS, only to be compared with [[Mrs Ashworth]] in nice-ness.	+	A legend of a teacher, Miss Fraiser was one of the very few music teachers, from way back when [[Miss Roberts]] was in her prime, considered one of the nicest teachers ever to enter BRGS, only to be compared with [[Mrs Ashworth]] in nice-ness.

	When in lessons, she often carried a bottle, or can of fizzy drink with her, as fizzy drinks were still being sold as a delicious and nutritous substitute for everything in the school, she wouldnt let students drink in lessons, but would "not see anything", and carry on, this need for fizzy drinks, or coke as was the custom, was most likely due to an addiction to caffeine, as many people are these days, WITHOUT KNOWING.		When in lessons, she often carried a bottle, or can of fizzy drink with her, as fizzy drinks were still being sold as a delicious and nutritous substitute for everything in the school, she wouldnt let students drink in lessons, but would "not see anything", and carry on, this need for fizzy drinks, or coke as was the custom, was most likely due to an addiction to caffeine, as many people are these days, WITHOUT KNOWING.

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−	A Legend of a teacher, Miss Fraiser was one of the very few music teachers, from way back when [[~~Mrs~~ Roberts]] was in her prime, considered one of the nicest teachers ever to enter BRGS, only to be compared with [[Mrs Ashworth]] in nice-ness.	+	A Legend of a teacher, Miss Fraiser was one of the very few music teachers, from way back when [[Miss Roberts]] was in her prime, considered one of the nicest teachers ever to enter BRGS, only to be compared with [[Mrs Ashworth]] in nice-ness.

	When in lessons, she often carried a bottle, or can of fizzy drink with her, as fizzy drinks were still being sold as a delicious and nutritous substitute for everything in the school, she wouldnt let students drink in lessons, but would "not see anything", and carry on, this need for fizzy drinks, or coke as was the custom, was most likely due to an addiction to caffeine, as many people are these days, WITHOUT KNOWING.		When in lessons, she often carried a bottle, or can of fizzy drink with her, as fizzy drinks were still being sold as a delicious and nutritous substitute for everything in the school, she wouldnt let students drink in lessons, but would "not see anything", and carry on, this need for fizzy drinks, or coke as was the custom, was most likely due to an addiction to caffeine, as many people are these days, WITHOUT KNOWING.

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