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eney body else go to this school
"The wise man always has riches within himself".
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Never even heard of it mate. I've only found this bit of info about it: Originally situated in Whetstone Lane, Birkenhead, it was later relocated to premises on Tollemache Road, Claughton until its closure and subsequent demolition in the 1990s. Wilfred Owen, the World War I poet attended the school at its original location.[5] A residential road has been named after him on the Tollemache Road site. is that the place?
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Played on my school's cricket & chess teams against them in the early 70s, if that's any help. No? Didn't think so...  Brian.
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My younger brother, born 1941, went there when it was in Whetstone Lane.
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The Woodlands primary school which was situated on The Woodlands off Whetstone Lane know occupies the old "BI" school site on Whetstone Lane 
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Yeah,I went to Birkenhead Institute aka BI.Had some great times (when I was in).I was a couple of years above Ducko when he was there.so no funnies about the age you lot.lol.
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I went to B.I. too. Anyone have any photos of it?
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I have a site at www.freewebs.com/birkenheadinstitute/ which has photos and info on the B.I. I am adding to it as I receive more info. Phil.
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I went there too.
Ace school
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my uncle went to this who has passed away now due to ill health 
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Good to hear you went there too, and it was brilliant. I set up a site for anyone who wants to remember it pre-1993, when the school closed down. If you know anyone who is interested, please pass on the info on the site.
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I went to the B.I. in 1960 until 1967.It was when it was in Whetstone Lane, and it was a great building. Sadly it was pulled down in the 1970s, and the school closed in 1993 after it moved to Tollemache Road. www.freewebs.com/birkenheadinstitute/
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went to BI in tollemache rd from 1972-76
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eney one els who went to bi needs to go and have a look at phil wirral link spot on http://www.freewebs.com/birkenheadinstitute/
Last edited by Ducko; 7th Sep 2008 1:33pm.
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