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'''Nicholas Vernon Fitton''' was a teacher of English at [[Boston Grammar School]] (1986-2010 with a one or two year break). Nick arrived at BGS in 1985 and finally left in 2010. At some time during that range he and his wife [[Hilary Fitton]] spent two or three years teaching at a school in [[Wikipedia:Humberside|Humberside]] (possibly 1991-1994).
'''Nicholas Vernon Fitton''' was a teacher of English at [[Boston Grammar School]] (1985-2010 with a two or three year break).  
 
Nick arrived at BGS in 1985 and retired in 2010. At some point during that time period he and his wife [[Hilary Fitton]] spent two or three years teaching at a school in [[Wikipedia:Humberside|Humberside]] (possibly 1991-1994).


Nick founded and ran the Pike Fishing Club and the Jazz Band.
Nick founded and ran the Pike Fishing Club and the Jazz Band.
A keen angler, in 1992 he authored a book entitled "In Search of Wild Trout: Flyfishing for Wild Trout in Rivers".


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Revision as of 22:48, 27 October 2020

Nicholas Vernon Fitton
Education Nottingham University
Years at BGS 1985-2010 (with a two or three year break in service)
Departments English
Subjects English
Known for Pike Fishing Club, Jazz Band, Black and white film club.

Nicholas Vernon Fitton was a teacher of English at Boston Grammar School (1985-2010 with a two or three year break).

Nick arrived at BGS in 1985 and retired in 2010. At some point during that time period he and his wife Hilary Fitton spent two or three years teaching at a school in Humberside (possibly 1991-1994).

Nick founded and ran the Pike Fishing Club and the Jazz Band.

A keen angler, in 1992 he authored a book entitled "In Search of Wild Trout: Flyfishing for Wild Trout in Rivers".

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