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Tag: Rye Secondary Modern School

Rye Secondary Modern School appears here as part of the magazine’s continuing record of local organisations, community effort and the people who kept things moving. Among the pieces gathered here are “Rye Loses Popular Local Character”, “Bob Huxstep”, and “Puzzle for Today No. 2”, each adding its own detail to the story. Together they offer a characterful route through the magazine’s record of local life, memory and change.

Puzzle for Today No. 2

Puzzle for Today No. 2

Do you know anyone in the picture? Who knows what class this is and what year?

Posted on 12th October 201714th October 2026Author Jim HollandsCategories Local interestTags Rye Secondary Modern SchoolLeave a comment on Puzzle for Today No. 2
Rye Loses Popular Local Character

Rye Loses Popular Local Character

Rye has lost a popular figure. Peter “Pip” Sivers, who died very recently, was a well known character in the town. He was best known as a bus driver and was still driving the Jempsons bus very shortly before his sudden death.

Posted on 1st June 200814th October 2026Author Jim HollandsCategories TributeTags Jempsons, Royal Sussex Regiment, Rye Secondary Modern SchoolLeave a comment on Rye Loses Popular Local Character
Bob Huxstep

Bob Huxstep

  There are very few people in this town over the age of forty who were not taught by Bob Huxstep. He was one of those few very special people one meets in a lifetime whose example leaves a lasting influence.

Posted on 1st March 200814th October 2026Author Jim HollandsCategories TributeTags Bob Huckstep, Mr Huxstep, Rye Secondary Modern SchoolLeave a comment on Bob Huxstep
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