Terry Sue-Patt, the first pupil ever to appear on the hit children's series Grange Hill, has died.
She will be the first pupil to wear what was once known as the boy's uniform.
The youngest pupil was a seven-year-old & the oldes, who was also the first pupil, was a lady in her forties.
You are legend my friend".When Grange Hill was first broadcast in 1978 Benny Green was the first pupil to be seen by viewers and he was a central character, one of Tucker Jenkins' best friends.
At the age of 17, she became the first pupil from a Scottish state school to secure a place at St Hilda's College, Oxford, where she wrote her first novel.
They had met at Oxford, where Edna had gone to St Hugh's College shortly before the second world war, as the first pupil of Bell's grammar school, in Coleford, Gloucestershire, to win a place at the university.
As a child actor, Terry Sue-Patt, who has died aged 50, secured a place in television history playing Benny Green, the first pupil seen walking through the gates in the long-running children's school drama Grange Hill.
She received early dance training at the Moscow Young Pioneers Palace and entered the Bolshoi school in 1952, graduating nine years later, the first pupil to achieve A-plus, the highest possible mark.
Fourteen-year-old Jess, the first pupil we met in the opening episode last night of the three-part documentary, seemed to be very much the compounded version – possibly with a little gelignite thrown in for extra volatility.
She was the first pupil from her school to get an Oxbridge place.
