Two teachers from Bayswater Middle School in Headington, Oxford, receive long service awards. – Vintage Photograph

Mr David Munday and Mr Kenneth Lander, teachers at Bayswater Middle School in Headington, Oxford, were presented with long service awards and cheques for 50 from Miss Ann Spokes, Chairman of Oxfordshire County Council. Mr Munday, 52, has 90 years of teaching between him and his family, and has been teaching at Bayswater for 14 years. Mr Lander, 62, has been teaching at the school for 22 years, and is the vice-president of the Oxford Boys Sunday League.Mr David Munday and Mr Kenneth Lander, teachers at Bayswater Middle School in Headington, Oxford, were presented with long service awards and cheques for 50 from Miss Ann Spokes, Chairman of Oxfordshire County Council. Mr Munday, 52, has 90 years of teaching between him and his family, and has been teaching at Bayswater for 14 years. Mr Lander, 62, has been teaching at the school for 22 years, and is the vice-president of the Oxford Boys Sunday League.

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MI was Happy to shod Gerond smid TWO Oxford teachers have got their reward for 30 years hard work. Mr David Munday, left, and Mr Kenneth Lander, both teachers at Bayswater Middle School in Headington, Oxford, received their long service awards and cheques for 50 from Miss Ann Spokes, chair- man of Oxfordshire County Council. Mr Munday, 52, married with three grown-up sons is deputy head of the school. He started his career in 1951 at New Marston County Prim- ary School. In 1959 he moved to the then Shepherds Hill School in Black- bird Leys. Then 14 years later he joined the staff at Bayswater School. He comes from a family of teachers and his father, mother, sister and himself have 90 years of teaching between them. Mr Lander, 62, who is also mar- ried with three children, is head of the fourth year and co-ordinator of craft. He came to the school from Tem- ple Cowley School where he had been for eight years. His career at Bayswater extends over 22 years. He organises the Bayswater and Cheney adult education centres. He was a Football League referee and is vice-president of the Oxford Boys Sunday League. =7 DECT981