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Brilliant photos! We don’t see many of Alma park. I didn’t start school there (my brother did) but I can certainly remember watching the kids playing in the play ground, a boy wearing a Davy Crocket hat sticks in my mind (wonder who that was and where he is now?). I must have been about three at the time. Remember the Nisson huts and air raid shelters? And why was it always sunny up there?
The one in the middle with his arms folded is my brother, Stephen Weller.
L-R ? , Chris Coy, Stephen Weller, Nigel Hall, Grenville Wollerton, Tommy Whittaker, Pip Maddock.