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Mrs Pauline M Buxton was a [[Food Technology]] teacher at BRGS for around 10 years. Origionally arriving as materinity cover for [[Mrs Hughes]], Mrs Buxton worked on until her retirement in 2003.
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Mrs Pauline M Buxton was a [[Food Technology]] teacher at BRGS for around 10 years. Originally arriving as maternity cover for [[Mrs Hughes]], Mrs Buxton worked on until her retirement in 2003.
  
Even in her latter days, Mrs Buxton was known for her classy looks and expensive hairstyles, as well as her sporty new car with personilized number plate. In her retirement, Mrs Buxton enjoys shopping with friends and travelling, having recently returned for 6 weeks away in Australasia with her partner, Alan. Mrs Buxton also has a son and a daughter.
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Even in her latter days, Mrs Buxton was known for her classy looks and expensive hairstyles, as well as her sporty new car with personalised number plate. In her retirement, Mrs Buxton enjoys shopping with friends and travelling.
  
 
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' ''scon'' / ''s-cone'' ' (due to the inability to decide on the pronunciation of "scone")
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[[Category:Past Teachers|Buxton, Pauline]]

Latest revision as of 09:56, 3 December 2008

Mrs Pauline M Buxton was a Food Technology teacher at BRGS for around 10 years. Originally arriving as maternity cover for Mrs Hughes, Mrs Buxton worked on until her retirement in 2003.

Even in her latter days, Mrs Buxton was known for her classy looks and expensive hairstyles, as well as her sporty new car with personalised number plate. In her retirement, Mrs Buxton enjoys shopping with friends and travelling.

Often head saying....

'Let's watch the vid'

'Stop twittering'

'Crumpet'

' scon / s-cone ' (due to the inability to decide on the pronunciation of "scone")