• Confessions of a Driving Instructor
  [[Category:Driver's education]]
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• Vince Powell
  ...rming partnership under the name Hammond and Powell lasted until 1955 when Driver's health and physical mobility became severely impaired by the onset of [[Pol ...Street]]'' from 1961; Powell ceased writing for the programme in 1964, but Driver's involvement continued until he died in 1973.<ref name="Telegraphobit" /> Po
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• Henry McGee
  | education = [[w:Stonyhurst College|Stonyhurst College]]
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• Jimmy Thompson (actor)
  | education = [[St Peter's School, York]]
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• Blue Murder at St Trinian's
  ...admistress Amelia Fritton and its teachers gone, prompting the Ministry of Education to keep them under control with help from the army. In the meantime, the sc '''Ministry of Education'''
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• Harold Berens
  ...[[show business]] parties organised by his father. After completing his education he worked as a shirt salesman, primarily to a show business clientele, whil
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• St Trinian's School
  ...civil servants at the [[Ministry of Education (United Kingdom)|Ministry of Education]] for whom the school is a source of constant frustration and nervous break ...ools", possibly because of fears of a libel action from a real Minister of Education.) The first four films form a chronological quartet, and were produced by [
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• Jeremy Lloyd
  ...a travelling paint salesman and believed his early jobs gave him a better education than a university could have provided.<ref name=autobiography>{{cite web| u
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• Norman Rossington
  ...at Sefton Park Elementary School and Liverpool Technical College. He left education at the age of 14. After that he lived a rather aimless adolescent life as m
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• Amanda Barrie
  ==Early life and education==
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• Bill Waddington
  ...ving been expelled from his first school for being unruly, he finished his education, age 14, at grammar school being described as "the clown for the class".<re
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• Brian Johnston
  | education = ==Education==
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• Jimmy Clitheroe
  ...rrowford|Barrowford]] Board School for his final two years, in an era when education was compulsory only up to the age of 14.<ref name="blackpoolpostcards.co.uk
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• Leslie Crowther
  | education =
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• Patrick Cargill
  ...ents living in [[Bexhill-on-Sea|Bexhill-on-Sea]], [[Sussex|Sussex]]. After education at [[Haileybury and Imperial Service College|Haileybury College]], he made
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• Milo O'Shea
  | education = [[w:Congregation of Christian Brothers|Christian Brothers]]
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• Robbie Coltrane
  ==Early life and education== He started his education at [[Belmont House School]] in Newton Mearns before moving to [[Glenalmond
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• Mind Your Language
  The show is set in an [[adult education|adult education]] college in London and focuses on the class in [[English as a second or fo
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• List of Mind Your Language episodes
  | ShortSummary = An inspector named Roger Kenyon, from the [[local education authority]], arrives at the school to observe the classes, but Mr Brown mis
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• Chesney and Wolfe
  | education =
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