The Old Scholars Video A compilation of all the videos the OSA could find.

Notes on the video (from the 2000 Newsletter) 0.00 36 The original film is of poor quality, black and white and silent. Despite this it is well worth watching and shows a variety of happenings at The Heritage and Tidemills. I would guess the year to be between 1925 - 1930 and shows the unveiling of the war memorial at the Old Heritage. 0.20 14 "Portrait of Chailey Heritage". A black and white film made about 1968 and shows a general view of the work of The Heritage. (Colin Burnie contacted on us 4 October 2022 to add “Hello, I was delighted to see this after more than half a century! I am the chap who did most of the voice over for the black and white film made ‘in about 1968’ - in fact I can tell you (not that it makes any difference) that it was made in 1970 - in fact I, and the two girls, Mandy and Stella, made the recording in the afternoon of Sunday 17th May 1970. … Happy days - it was lovely to see the film again and to hear my 22 year old voice! Thank you! Colin.”) 0.32 11 A colour film with sound made about 1974, again showing a general view of life at The Heritage. The films start with girls enjoying a 17th birthday party for one of them. Wendy Hollingdale, Sarah Hunter and James Harding are called out at Morning Assembly. There are also scenes of children in a class and a day at the seaside. 0.49 16 "Chailey Year". A colour film with sound made in 1979. Shows the visit of the Queen Mother, Sue Ellicot making a tea cosy for the Queen Mother with a teacher, Thelma Cox. Chailey Shop, Alice in Wonderland, Sports Day, Guide Camp at Woodlarks, Pony Riding, Swimming Gala and Nativity Play. 1.06 56 "Peter Cordice age 15 years and 4 months”. A silent film showing Peter doing woodwork using his feet. A most interesting film. 1.17 35 A holiday at Sapada. Made in 1979, this film shows a school holiday with lots of skiing featured amongst the activities. 1.29 47 A holiday in Venice. Made in 1979 this film shows a school holiday. Both holiday films are in colour but are silent.