Guess who…? Humanities Edition

As a final gift to you all before we break up for Easter, and before many of you enter the dreaded revision and exam season. I present the final editions of ‘guess who’, this term. This week, we’re bringing together a small sample from both the history and geography departments. Although a slightly shorter collection, there are still three teachers to identify, one for each week of the Easter holidays.

Before we begin, here are the answers from last week’s Creative edition.

Mr Maloney – my clues were a rubbish but deliberate attempt to mislead you into thinking he was a music teacher…
Mr Allen – the music man himself, clearly showing off his talents long before he could speak.
Mr Gurur – wearing an outfit fit for a perfectly nostalgic movie montage.
Miss Merrell – looking far more relaxed than she does now in band rehearsals (sending her many prayers ahead of divvies on Friday).
Mrs Maloney – her patterned dress may well have inspired her love for DT.
Mrs Barber – the resemblance is uncanny, and I adore the patchwork pocket on her dress.

Now, let’s move on to this week’s studious children….

We begin with a little treat: two photos from the same person! A mini timeline, if you will.

A very smiley child sporting green dungarees, giving off strong explorer vibes, suits their future career perfectly.

The hair is the biggest giveaway here… Honestly, you don’t need any more clues than that.

I hope you all have a wonderful Easter and good luck to those revising, I’m enduring the pain right alongside you.

P.S. Try your best not to get too distracted in your exams by attempting to work out whether one of the invigilators was once one of these mystery children.