Talk:Lancaster Girls' Grammar School

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[edit] Margret Thatcher

Firstly, for grammar school students who should know better, the spelling is Margaret. I am surprised nobody managed to spot this rather amusing entry on the list of previous headmistresses. It managed to stay here for 2 months. Could people please stop vandalising this article as it may be blocked from future edits. Pinster2001 15:01, 3 November 2006 (UTC)

I am sorry that some LGGS pupils would sink so low. I must tell you, however, that most of us are responsible citizens. CS, a LGGS pupil.

[edit] Are there no notable former pupils?

There must be some. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 195.152.249.11 (talk) 17:18, 25 April 2008 (UTC)

[edit] Freedom of Expression

Do you not think the pupils should get a say in what other people view as their school. They are of course the ones that know it best. As a pupil myself I haven't previously vandalised the page as far as "Margaret Thatcher" because that's just obviously wrong. I prefer to write about things that people are unhappy about, it's the only way to get anyone in our school to LISTEN to the average pupil's opinions.