Coal Hill School Roll of Honours Board: Difference between revisions

Coal Hill Academy had a Roll of Honours Board, featuring the teachers and students that had died or were presumed dead as they had gone missing without trace. There were over 80 names on the board. The Twelfth Doctor noticed Clara Oswald's name on the board, noting "Time never forgets." (TV: For Tonight We Might Die)

The Roll of Honours Board was regularly updated. (TV: Co-Owner of a Lonely Heart)

People on the list

People on the list who were added before April 1963 include: M. Van Kerk, L. Moore, E. S. Bazegett, J. J. Panneer, D. Ritche, P. R. Meecham, Zs. K. Ekler, E. Bolobdarosa, G. Madarass, A. Choi, K. S. Kagar, K. Pasternak, A. N. Scacholl, G. De Wytt, N. Molesworth, T. De Andrea, R. Lyon, C. Caplin, H. Prendergast, D. Raphael, C. Pang, T. F. Demarcus, E. Osbourne, T. Ruggier, and C. Breckenridge. (TV: For Tonight We Might Die)

The list featured A. Okehurst, J. Gibson and D. Hatcher: (TV: For Tonight We Might Die) that is, Joe Gibson, Dudley Hatcher and PE teacher "Ape" Okehurst. On 1 April 1963, the Cold killed them. The Cold also killed three boys: (PROSE: Time and Relative) M. De Courtenay, S. Baasch and S. Tollemache. (TV: For Tonight We Might Die)

Next on the list was H. Parson, (TV: For Tonight We Might Die) the headmaster, (TV: Remembrance of the Daleks) and A. S. Alfredson. (TV: For Tonight We Might Die)

S. Foreman, (TV: For Tonight We Might Die) referencing Susan Foreman, was on the list after she left Coal Hill without a trace. (TV: An Unearthly Child) She did not return, (TV: The Dalek Invasion of Earth) unlike her teachers. (TV: The Chase, PROSE: Who Killed Kennedy, TV: The Day of the Doctor)

Following Susan's were a number of names: H. Passerini, L. Fletling, D. Gough, A. Fairchild, P. Smith, R. Thornton, E. Odell-Grey, S. C. Hackett, C. Christie, S. Spurling, A. E. York, H. Lamonde, P. Hobbs, J. Thorburn, H. Sturzacher, L. Sleeman, D. Young, S. Wilard-Fleming, T. J. Marsden, J. Owston-Tuff, W. Pickle, D. Roscoe, J. O'Brien, W. Tardif, B. Nagys-Kovacs, K. Yim, A. Nowak, P. Kakuszi, S. D. Michel, F. G. Whitlock, A. McWilliam, C. Shelton, L. Rawlinson, K. E. Drinkwater, and L. Millikin. (TV: For Tonight We Might Die)

Following those names was A. Dunlop, (TV: For Tonight We Might Die) a teacher during Clara Oswald's tenure. (TV: The Magician's Apprentice) Following that were H. Beyer-Cox and R. Phillips-Rees. (TV: For Tonight We Might Die) Then R. D. Pink was on the board, (TV: For Tonight We Might Die) referring to Rupert "Danny" Pink, a maths teacher, who was killed after being hit by a car, (TV: Dark Water) and C. Oswald (TV: For Tonight We Might Die) — Clara Oswald — an English teacher, who was killed by the Quantum Shade. (TV: Face the Raven)

While waiting to see the Head at the end of 2016, Ram Singh memorised the names J. Peak, T. Laneford and D. James from the list. Thomas Laneford's name was added to the list after his disappearance in 1967. (AUDIO: Gifted)

Later added to the list was K. Williams, (TV: Co-Owner of a Lonely Heart) a student who Miss Quill coaxed into disintegrating himself on 12 October 2016. (TV: For Tonight We Might Die) Following that was R. Chapman, (TV: Co-Owner of a Lonely Heart) the former girlfriend of Ram Singh who was killed by Corakinus. (TV: For Tonight We Might Die) Next were C. Caroll, P. Volkon, T. Dawson and F. Armitage, (TV: Co-Owner of a Lonely Heart) four members of Coal Hill staff, including the two football coaches and the headteacher, all killed by the Leaf Dragon. (TV: The Coach with the Dragon Tattoo) After having been eaten alive by killer petals, (TV: Brave-ish Heart) M. B. Okonjo was added to the list. (TV: The Lost)

Behind the scenes

In the episodes themselves, the board renders surnames first and initials last, i.e. Oswald. C..

Coal Hill School Roll of Honours

• Michaud. J. N.
• Kingsbury. P.
• Belrose. F. A.
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• Salomon. G.
• Abimbola. A.
• Uba. S. F.
• Tepper. G.
• Bronson. A. C.
• Kundan. C.
• Kishen. S.
• Sita. L.
• Wong. K.
• Cheung C. J.
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• Attah. J.
• Petit. H. F.
• Tolbert. A. A.
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• Von-Smerk. P. R.
• Pinkerton. F. L.
• Forsyth. E.
• Percival. A. O. H.
• Holder-Stoken. H.
• Pickerswold. J. C.
• Quincey. A. V.
• Sandlers. M. J.
• Van Kerk. M.
• Moore. L.
• Bazegett. E. S.
• Panneer. J. J.
• Ritche. D.
• Meecham. P. R.
• Ekler. Zs. K.
• Bolobdarosa. E.
• Madarass. G.
• Choi. A.
• Kagar. K. S.
• Pasternak. K.

• Gasci. K.
• Nyeste. K.
• Darling. F. C.
• De Ville. E. I.
• Arline. D.
• D'Acangelo. I. A.
• Howell. O.
• Scacholl. A. N.
• De Wytt. G.
• Molesworth. N.
• De Andrea. T.
• Lyon. R.
• Caplin. C.
• Prendergast. H.
• Raphael. D.
• Pang. C.
• Demarcus. T. F.
• Osbourne. E.
• Ruggier. T.
• Breckenridge. C.

• Okehurst. A.
• Gibson. J.
• Hatcher. D.
• De Courtenay. M.
• Baasch. S.
• Tollemache. S.
• Parson. H.
• Alfredson. A. S.
• Foreman. S.
• Passerini. H.
• Fletling. L.
• Gough. D.
• Fairchild. A.
• Smith. P.
• Thornton. R.
• Odell-Grey. E.
• Hackett. S. C.
• Christie. C.
• Spurling. S.
• York. A. E.
• Peak. J.
• Laneford. T.
• James. D.

• Lamonde. H.
• Hobbs. P.
• Thorburn. J.
• Sturzacher. H.
• Sleeman. L.
• Young. D.
• Wilard-Fleming. S.
• Marsden. T. J.
• Owston-Tuff. J.
• Pickle. W.
• Roscoe. D.
• O'Brien. J.
• Tardif. W.
• Nagys-Kovacs. B.
• Yim. K.
• Nowak. A.
• Kakuszi. P.
• Michel. S. D.
• Whitlock. F. G.
• McWilliam. A.

• Shelton. C.
• Rawlinson. L.
• Drinkwater. K. E.
• Millikin. L.
• Dunlop. A.
• Beyer-Cox. H.
• Phillip-Rees. R.
• Pink. R. D.
• Oswald. C.
• Williams. K.
• Chapman. R.
• Caroll. C.
• Volkovna. P.
• Dawson. T.
• Armitage. F.
• Okonjo. M. B.

(not pictured)
• Peak. J. • Laneford. T. • James. D.

Coal Hill School

Students

1960s

Cedric

Joe Gibson • Dudley Hatcher • Leslie Culver

Susan Foreman John Brent • Gillian Roberts • Debbie • Cedric Chivers • Brian • Richard • Tommy Flint Wendy Coburn • Francis Minto ("F.M.") • Little Titch Critchley • Sheila Page • Lloyd Walker • Mavis • Christopher

Thompson

Judith Winters

Sadie Lederer • Thomas Laneford • Peter Dillard

1980s

Alan F. Turnpike

1990s


Sam Jones Baz Bailey • Mikey • Pete • "Monster"

2010s

Archie Jones

Tobias • Susie White

Damon Adeola • Jarvis Adeola Yashe • Noah

Charlie Smith • April MacLean • Ram Singh • Tanya Adeola • Matteusz Andrzejewski Rachel Chapman • Kevin Williams • Students 1 • 2 • 3 • 4 • Sophie • Max Collins • Poppy • Lowe • Geoffrey "Geoff" Evans • Hardeep Jamie Hewitt • Lee Doyle-Rees • Spencer Zating • Alir • Freddie Altone Henry Bertrand • Luke Descrock • Jacob Gowle • Max Setchell • Harry • Neil • Paul Thomas Laneford • Liam • Rhys • Jason Campbell • Reagan Harper • Michelle • Chris Richards • Paul Sanchez • Female Student 1 • Male Student • Female Student 2 • Aaron Courtney Woods Kelvin • Fleming • Katie Sharps Joshua Adams • Zehra Jalindra • Mackenzie Brooks • Liam Mannings Chiana Holden • Tommy Breare • Kelly Squires • Sam Kaye-Jones

Amar Sai • Danielle Westby Ryan • Alison • School girl Gareth Wilkins • Jack • Morgan

Maebh Arden • Samson • Bradley • Ruby

Evie Hubbard • Angelina Christopholou Ben Ellison

Teachers

1960s

Ian Chesterton (science) • Barbara Wright (history)
Mr Lamb (German) • Mr Grange (geography) • Mrs Bellweather (music) • Mlle Quelou (French) • A. Okehurst (PE) • River Song (supply teacher)
Mr Cooper (maths) • Mr Foster (English) • Miss Ireland (English) • Colonel Rook • Joseph Liebermann (RE) • Shivani Bajwa • Missy

1990s

Vicky Latimer • Trev Selby

2010s


Clara Oswald (English) • Danny Pink (maths) Ms Brownlee (Head of Year) • Tom • Adrian Davies (English) • Jo • James H Jeff Delobel (French) • Mrs Temple • Mr Perkins

Andrea Quill (physics) Miss Shah (history) • Veronica Cutler (assistant) • Mr Harris (chemistry) • Mr Carlisle (literature) • Unnamed 1 • Mr Pringle • Unnamed 2 (French) • Dave Braithwaite • Helen (geography)

Staff

Governors:	Elsie Fairbrother • I. Chesterton • Chair of the Governors

Headteachers:	Basil James Carker • Harvey Parson • Roger Kint (deputy) • W. Coburn • Frank Armitage • Dorothea Ames

Office staff:	Ernest Newbold • Secretary 1 • 2

Coaches:	Okehurst • Tom Dawson • C. Caroll • Unnamed

Counsellors:	Toby Moore • Mrs Garrett

Maintenance:	Caretaker • Atif Basra • John Smith • P. Volkon

Locations


Buildings	Barbara Wright Building • Caretaker's storeroom

Grounds	Schoolyard • Football pitch • Space-Time Rift

Rooms

Classes:	C3 • C4 • C6 • 1C • 2A • 2B • 3B • 4B • 9M4 • 10M3 • 11F • B3 • D15

Halls:	Entrance hall • Main hall (Room C11) • Assembly hall • Sports hall

Offices:	Head's office (Room A19) • Secretary's office • Sport Science Office (Room G15)

Other:	Library • Canteen • Tuck shop • Staff Common Room • Boiler room • Cellar Cafe Max • Danny Pink IT Suite • Learning Resource Centre Room M17 • Lab 2A • Room 3C • Room 3E • Room 4B • Room 5E

Groups

Clubs	Book Club • Art Club • Chess Club • Breakfast Club • Science Club

Football	1st Team • 2nd Team

Other	Parent Teachers Association • The Governors Coal Hill Cadet Squad • Coal Hill School Orchestra • Coal Hill Creative Arts Form 4G • Year 8 Gifted and Talented Group • Coal Hill defenders

Events

Autumn Prom • Summer Fair

Foreman Street / Coal Hill Road
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@@ Line 13: / Line 13: @@
 People on the list who were added before April 1963 include: [[M. Van Kerk]], [[L. Moore]], [[E. S. Bazegett]], [[J. J. Panneer]], [[D. Ritche]], [[P. R. Meecham]], [[Zs. K. Ekler]], [[E. Bolobdarosa]], [[G. Madarass]], [[A. Choi]], [[K. S. Kagar]], [[K. Pasternak]], [[A. N. Scacholl]], [[G. De Wytt]], [[N. Molesworth]], [[T. De Andrea]], [[R. Lyon]], [[C. Caplin]], [[H. Prendergast]], [[D. Raphael]], [[C. Pang]], [[T. F. Demarcus]], [[E. Osbourne]], [[T. Ruggier]], and [[C. Breckenridge]]. ([[TV]]: ''[[For Tonight We Might Die (TV story)|For Tonight We Might Die]]'')
-The list featured A. Okehurst, J. Gibson and D. Hatcher: ([[TV]]: ''[[For Tonight We Might Die (TV story)|For Tonight We Might Die]]'') [[Joe Gibson]], [[Dudley Hatcher]] and [[PE]] teacher "Ape" [[Okehurst]]. On [[1 April]] [[1963]], [[The Cold (Time and Relative)|the Cold]] killed them. The Cold also killed three boys: ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Time and Relative (novel)|Time and Relative]]'') [[M. De Courtenay]], [[S. Baasch]] and [[S. Tollemache]]. ([[TV]]: ''[[For Tonight We Might Die (TV story)|For Tonight We Might Die]]'')
+The list featured A. Okehurst, J. Gibson and D. Hatcher: ([[TV]]: ''[[For Tonight We Might Die (TV story)|For Tonight We Might Die]]'') that is, [[Joe Gibson]], [[Dudley Hatcher]] and [[PE]] teacher "Ape" [[Okehurst]]. On [[1 April]] [[1963]], [[The Cold (Time and Relative)|the Cold]] killed them. The Cold also killed three boys: ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Time and Relative (novel)|Time and Relative]]'') [[M. De Courtenay]], [[S. Baasch]] and [[S. Tollemache]]. ([[TV]]: ''[[For Tonight We Might Die (TV story)|For Tonight We Might Die]]'')
 Next on the list was [[H. Parson]], ([[TV]]: ''[[For Tonight We Might Die (TV story)|For Tonight We Might Die]]'') the [[headmaster]], ([[TV]]: ''[[Remembrance of the Daleks (TV story)|Remembrance of the Daleks]]'') and [[A. S. Alfredson]]. ([[TV]]: ''[[For Tonight We Might Die (TV story)|For Tonight We Might Die]]'')

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