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| Richard William Anderson | |
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 Richard Anderson wearing a CCF Navy Section uniform | |
| Nicknames | Popeye |
| Nationality | British |
| Education | BA (Hons), Bradford; Cert Ed, Nottingham |
| Roles | Head of Department |
| Years at BGS | Jan 1971-April 1971, Sept 1971-Present |
| Departments | Modern Languages |
| Subjects | German, French, Physical Education |
| Known for | Involved in many clubs and societies |
| Notable work(s) | General Knowledge, Cross Country Club, Circuit Training, German Club, Schuhplattler Gruppe, Subbuteo Club, Model Railway Club, War Game Club, Athletic Club, Charity Club, Grammar Gazette, keep-fit, (and many more) |
| Home town | Newcastle upon Tyne |
Richard William Anderson is a teacher of Modern Languages (German and French) at Boston Grammar School. He was at the school as a student teacher from January to April 1971, returning following qualification in September 1971. Apart from his teaching, he is known for being involved in many extra-curricular activities, having formed and run many clubs and societies. Notable among these achievements are the General knowledge Club (formerly Inter-House General Knowledge and BGS Mastermind), and the Schuhplattler Gruppe, both of which have been featured on television, and the Charity Club, which has raised a large amount of money for various good causes. At his peak he was responsible for 28 clubs.
Suspensions
Richard Anderson has been suspended twice from Boston Grammar School. On both occasions his current and former students rallied around him and he was reinstated.