@NoContextBrits Yeah I just loved my school trying to brainwash me into being a Christian as a kid. You can see how successful this religious brainwashing is by how few people attend church. Absolutely ridiculous

@NoContextBrits And that song about cabbages or something 😆

@NoContextBrits Still haunted by the Purple Headed Mountain!

@NoContextBrits For years I sang about “the Lord of the damned settee”. Didn’t question it once.

@NoContextBrits This was how I spent the late 70's and early 80's. I still know all the words to "Morning has Broken"

@NoContextBrits Only Every morning for 10 years

@NoContextBrits I can hear this picture

@NoContextBrits Best hymn singer ever!

@NoContextBrits Free gig every day before school, take me back 🙏

@NoContextBrits My backside is still numb today 😆

@NoContextBrits In 4th year juniors (year 6) we got to sit on the PE benches

@NoContextBrits There was always one who made a puddle.

@NoContextBrits Me. I didn't even go to a religious school. It's funny looking back because there were Muslim, Hindu and Sikh students having to sing them as well.

@NoContextBrits Mine was a non religious primary school.. so we sang things like Robbie Williams (angels) and take that 🤣🤣 lmfao Never did make it on X factor tho

@NoContextBrits i did that. in my school bag was two hymn books for morning assembly

@NoContextBrits DANCE THEN WHEREVER YOU MAY BE…

@NoContextBrits I do though

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@NoContextBrits It was either a Christian song, this harvest day song (does Harvest Day exist in Welsh schools anymore?) or Both Sides Now by Judy Collins

@NoContextBrits The acoustics on those wooden floors were great for farts.