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on Monday 21 January 1952, whom they beat 23-18 A chairman of a London ice-cream company was so delighted with the exemplary standard of the Dundee team, that he wanted to give everyone at the school free ice-creams. He underestimated the generous offer, when he found out that the school roll was
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Hamburg, recorded mid-April 65, it was recorded as two versions, one English one German; Latymer won 38-31 in the English version (John Barton aged 16, Peter Bennington aged 17 of Putney, Stephen Ankers aged 15 of Teddington, Mark Woodland aged 14 of Wandsworth); the German presenter was Hans
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Won 53–43. This was the 10th anniversary series, so the week afterwards, Kenilworth challenged a 'representative team' from the first series; Kenilworth played a team from Minneapolis on Transworld Top Team on 23 November 1971 Transworld would be recorded between August 14 and 1 September 1971,
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at Lime Grove Studios on Saturday 16 January 1956 with their Physical Culture teacher Mrs Kathleen Arthur. Noelyne Hopkins in the mid-1960s ran a local senior scout unit, and a folk club, and taught at Montgomeryshire College of Further Education; her father, William Hopkins, was the vicar of
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local MP; teacher Margaret Biddle, who organised the team, also went; the Newark team was captain Michael Furness aged 18, Andrew Collins aged 12, Julian Spicer aged 14, and Martin Yates aged 16; Terry White was their teacher who organised, and he went there, with local their local Labour MP
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Fiona Hanley, aged 12, Sean Hanley, aged 14 of Steyne Rd, Neal Dench aged 16 of East St, and captain Philip Barden, aged 17 of Downs Rd. Recorded on Wednesday 8 December. Coached by English teacher John Mockler.Philip Barden studied Maths at Cambridge.
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was replaced in an earlier round as he was rushed to hospital for an appendix operation; they were taken on a night out around London by the show producer on 7 January 1960, with their teacher Mr Watt; after the final, Mackie played the
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featured Morag Ogilvie, Raymond Berry, Christine Cook, and James Treasurer; Hazlehead Academy would be opened by the Queen on Wednesday 7 October 1970; Inverness beat Eindhoven 38–27, Inverness beat Deventer 42 to 30; a
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on Thursday 19 November 1964 on BBC One; later aged 19, she would be the second female president of the Cambridge Union in March 1969; aged 22 she tried to be selected for Hitchin against the 26 year old
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on Saturday 25 November 1972, until Enoch Powell stood down as candidate on Thursday 7 February 1974, and despite Enoch Powell casting a postal vote for her, she came second by 6,901 votes
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2045:and Salisbury; later competed on 5 August 1970 in
1003:) v (girls: Olwen Davies aged 12 of Leominster).
2404:, broadcast on Sunday 22 October 1967 on the new
1456:Captain Elaine Scragg later competed in the 1978
553:In 1967 UK schools took on Australian schools in
1769:The Grammar School for Girls, Weston-super-Mare
1303:Northamptonshire Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust
499:presented in Australia, with production by ABC (
2525:, of Grove Park School in the 1955 winning team
1139:Cambridgeshire High School for Boys, Cambridge
401:. On Sunday 23 May 1948, this transformed into
397:, with two teams of four, with question master
2436:, Labour MP from October 1974 to May 1979 for
879:, he later studied Technical Chemistry at the
2358:from 1995, flying the first British two-seat
2234:Monday 3 May 1965 BBC1 multilingual (German)
8:
2573:traced the history of the show on BBC Four.
2350:from 1969 to 1972 and would later be an RAF
2263:Lycée Jacques Prévert (Boulogne-Billancourt)
1808:Barnsley and District Holgate Grammar School
1495:Brinkburn Comprehensive School, Hartlepool (
165:
1536:Winners won 74–68. Donna became Head Girl.
4837:
2975:Bo'ness Journal, and Linlithgow Advertiser
2190:The Loughborough team were two males from
1444:Macclesfield County High School for Girls
1392:. It was the 11th Scottish school to win.
641:(1970s), later to produce BBC radio comedy
164:
16:British radio and TV quiz show (1948–1986)
2198:, Lucy Stein, Robert Satchwell – 1977–80
2002:the trophy was given by sports presenter
1835:(a direct grant school, not independent)
995:Shirley Sandifer aged 16 of South Heath (
967:Glanmôr County Secondary School for Girls
674:government, the autumn 1967 TV series of
109:Learn how and when to remove this message
2511:in Dundee, in 1952, the designer of the
2440:- as Helene Middleweek she competed for
1712:
1622:Emmbrook Comprehensive School, Wokingham
1504:St Patrick's Grammar School, Downpatrick
1264:Queen Elizabeth Grammar School for Girls
685:
614:suite, had introduced the radio series.
4991:Secondary schools in the United Kingdom
2659:
2556:"Natural Born Quizzers", an episode of
2523:Martin Thomas, Baron Thomas of Gresford
2202:1st Maths, Anna McKay, and Mark Poole.
1627:Colchester County High School for Girls
963:Sutton Coldfield High School for Girls
4951:1975 British television series endings
4583:"Inside the Actors Studio: Hugh Grant"
2576:A similar quiz for British schools in
1229:King's Norton Grammar School for Girls
557:. The following year this was renamed
4986:British educational television series
4946:1962 British television series debuts
3897:Whitstable Times and Herne Bay Herald
2772:Scandinavian Top of the Form May 1951
2535:, in the 1982 final for Exeter School
2483:Gonville and Caius College, Cambridge
2402:Kings Norton Grammar School for Girls
1548:Simon Langton Grammar School for Boys
1525:Chislehurst and Sidcup Grammar School
1327:Judith Palmer, captain, aged 17 from
1188:James Allen's Girls' School, Dulwich
1072:London Central Elementary High School
678:featured only comprehensive schools.
7:
2449:, the first female president of the
2354:pilot, and the chief test pilot for
2293:documentary about the quiz programme
2143:, and later a BBC radio newsreader.
1795:A Hull contestant did not know that
1764:Royal Belfast Academical Institution
1709:Television Top of the Form finalists
1343:group, with her older sister Alice.
1246:Leyton Senior High School for Girls
843:(The School for Girls), north Wales
47:adding citations to reliable sources
4391:Wednesday 10 November 1971, page 18
4293:Torbay Express and South Devon Echo
4281:Torbay Express and South Devon Echo
4235:Saturday November 26, 1966, page 35
1586:, Secretary of State for Scotland.
1225:Greenock Academy (girls) won 56-51
1210:St Martin-in-the-Fields High School
1195:a shortage of teachers and places.
1102:Archbishop Holgate's Grammar School
847:Leyton County High School for Girls
811:St. Dominic's High School for Girls
555:Top of the Form: Transworld Edition
501:Australian Broadcasting Corporation
4812:"Random radio jottings: Ed Doolan"
4810:Walmsley, Andy (16 January 2018).
4659:Thursday 15 September 1966, page 5
4415:Wednesday 8 December 1971, page 18
4403:Wednesday 24 November 1971, page 3
4343:Wednesday 14 October 1970, page 19
4247:Thursday 22 December 1966, page 31
4187:Thursday 14 November 1968, page 11
4043:Wednesday 4 December 1963, page 10
4007:Thursday 20 December 1984, page 3.
3409:Saturday 18 February 1961, page 10
3097:Wednesday 23 December 1959, page 4
2860:Marching Strings (Top of the Form)
2179:Queen Elizabeth Sixth Form College
1544:Wycombe High School, High Wycombe
1243:Grove Park School, Wrexham (boys)
894:Grove Park School, Wrexham (boys)
866:, Stornoway, Isle of Lewis (boys)
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4671:Friday 22 September 1967, page 11
4450:Thursday 6 September 1973, page 5
4331:Wednesday 7 October 1970, page 11
4319:Tuesday 22 September 1970, page 2
4259:Thursday 29 December 1966, page 6
3875:Saturday 19 January 1980, page 31
3709:Tuesday 22 February 1977, page 14
3697:Wednesday 9 February 1977, page 1
3625:Saturday 27 January 1973, page 13
3421:Thursday 20 October 1960, page 17
3385:Thursday 24 December 1959, page 7
3217:Saturday 25 November 1967, page 7
2669:Saturday 21 November 1953, page 5
2447:Ann Mallalieu, Baroness Mallalieu
2393:in 1986, reaching the semi-finals
1407:Magdalen College School, Brackley
1376:, Kirkcudbright, won by 2 points
1286:Wyggeston Grammar School for Boys
4777:Saturday 5 January 1957, page 17
4694:Thursday 27 January 1966, page 7
4427:Tuesday 14 December 1971, page 2
4367:Tuesday 23 November 1971, page 2
4355:Tuesday 12 October 1971, page 10
4175:Wednesday 9 October 1968, page 3
4091:Sunday 15 November 1964, page 17
4055:Sunday 29 December 1963, page 12
4031:Monday 11 November 1963, page 2/
3995:Friday 25 November 1983, page 13
3983:Thursday 8 December 1983, page 1
3971:Tuesday 14 February 1984, page 4
3923:Friday 17 September 1982, page 5
3911:Thursday 28 January 1982, page 5
3827:Saturday 8 February 1969, page 5
3815:Friday 3 February 1978, page 14.
3803:Tuesday 21 February 1978, page 2
3661:Wednesday 4 January 1978, page 7
3649:Thursday 9 January 1975, page 15
3457:Thursday 21 January 1965, page 5
3433:Friday 28 December 1962, page 12
3229:Tuesday 15 January 1957, page 30
3037:Thursday 17 January 1952, page 3
2740:Friday 23 September 1955, page 3
2705:Tuesday 22 December 1953, page 1
2693:Tuesday 22 December 1953, page 6
2681:Tuesday 22 December 1953, page 1
2442:Wolverhampton Girls' High School
2383:, and Editor since June 2015 of
2289:, whose story was told during a
1818:Andrew Wood – History at Oxford
1784:Brownhills High School for Girls
1737:Kingston Grammar School for Boys
1561:Secretary of State for Education
1050:Captain Ian Campbell aged 17 of
763:Manchester High School for Girls
409:from 2 August 1953, this became
127:
58:"Top of the Form" quiz show
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4800:Thursday 20 March 1969, page 16
4765:Wednesday 27 March 1974, page 1
4753:Friday 8 February 1974, page 32
4741:Sunday 26 November 1972, page 5
4567:Wednesday 4 April 1973, page 15
4496:Wednesday 11 July 1973, page 20
4079:Friday 11 December 1964, page 7
3947:Friday 21 January 1983, page 13
3899:Friday 19 December 1980, page 1
3887:Tuesday 19 October 1982, page 9
3851:Monday 29 December 2003, page 4
3745:Wednesday 9 March 1977, page 18
3685:Friday 28 January 1977, page 13
3673:Saturday 7 January 1978, page 6
3577:Friday 27 February 1970, page 5
3529:Monday 25 December 1967, page 3
3445:Friday 20 December 1963, page 5
3373:Friday 25 December 1959, page 5
3361:Friday 16 January 1959, page 14
3253:Monday 14 January 1957, page 32
3181:Tuesday 10 January 1956, page 2
3121:Friday 26 February 1954, page 2
3109:Friday 22 January 1954. page 11
3061:Friday 22 February 1952, page 5
3049:Friday 22 February 1952, page 4
3025:Tuesday 22 January 1952, page 2
3013:Tuesday 15 January 1952, page 3
3001:Tuesday 15 January 1952, page 5
2965:Tuesday 15 January 1952, page 6
2929:Monday 27 November 1950, page 6
2641:, BBC youth science competition
2531:FRS, chemist, awarded the 2011
2453:, and also a law graduate from
1869:Sutton Coldfield Grammar School
1799:was the drummer of The Beatles
1352:The County Girls Grammar School
1126:High School of Stirling (boys)
1113:Peter Waugh and Geoffrey Blunt
913:Newtown Girls' Grammar School,
34:needs additional citations for
4729:Wednesday 17 May 1972, page 15
4647:Saturday 15 March 1997, page 6
4379:Wednesday 9 June 1971, page 17
4271:Wednesday 9 June 1971, page 12
4199:Friday 7 January 1966, page 15
4115:, Friday 2 April 1965, page 27
3935:Friday 3 December 1982, page 3
3863:Monday 4 February 1980, page 1
3849:Hartlepool Northern Daily Mail
3837:Hartlepool Northern Daily Mail
3825:Hartlepool Northern Daily Mail
3637:Monday 4 February 1974, page 5
3589:Friday 4 February 1972, page 3
3553:Monday 20 January 1969, page 7
3337:Friday 11 October 1957, page 5
3325:Friday 10 January 1958, page 1
3301:Tuesday 12 March 1957, page 10
3289:Sunday 13 January 1957, page 6
3277:Friday 18 January 1957, page 5
3265:Friday 11 January 1957, page 7
3241:Tuesday 8 January 1957, page 3
3193:Monday 16 January 1956, page 8
3169:Monday 16 January 1956, page 2
3157:Monday 16 January 1956, page 8
3145:Friday 20 January 1956, page 4
3085:Monday 9 February 1953, page 2
2989:Tuesday 8 January 1952, page 3
2977:Friday 18 January 1952, page 2
2941:Monday 22 January 1951, page 1
2796:Friday 31 October 1958, page 2
2434:Helene Hayman, Baroness Hayman
2240:Gelehrtenschule des Johanneums
2117:Hollies Convent Grammar School
2113:St Augustine RC Grammar School
2105:Margaret Samuel – Medicine at
1698:The trophy was awarded by Sir
841:Bangor County School for Girls
732:Elgin Academy for Boys, Moray
712:High School for Boys, Cardiff
389:from 26 September 1970 – 1986.
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4295:Saturday 14 June 1969, page 3
4163:Tuesday 6 April 1965, page 16
4067:Sunday 22 March 1964, page 12
3959:Tuesday 22 March 1983, page 2
3885:East Aberdeenshire Advertiser
3779:Saturday 5 March 1977, page 2
3721:Saturday 5 March 1977, page 6
3613:Thursday 6 July 1972, page 10
3541:Monday 8 January 1968, page 5
3517:Monday 8 January 1968, page 7
3397:Friday 8 January 1960, page 7
3349:Friday 9 January 1959, page 7
2717:Friday 24 April 1959, page 11
2365:on Friday 14 March 1997 over
2251:Lycée et collège Victor-Duruy
2229:Other television competitions
2156:St George's School, Hong Kong
2111:The Manchester schools were (
1989:Torquay Girls' Grammar School
1944:Hastings High School (girls)
1829:St Joseph's College Dumfries
1497:Hartlepool Sixth Form College
1174:on Tuesday 15 December 1964.
709:Royal High School, Edinburgh
655:The series tended to feature
4956:1986 radio programme endings
4127:Friday 12 March 1965, page 9
3791:Tuesday 8 March 1977, page 4
3733:Tuesday 8 March 1977, page 1
3601:Monday 17 April 1972, page 2
3565:Friday 6 March 1970, page 37
3205:Saturday 8 July 1967, page 7
2783:Commonwealth Quiz April 1956
2638:Young Scientists of the Year
1994:Chatham House Grammar School
1786:, Stoke-on-Trent, won 57-53
1555:The trophy was presented by
1093:Dungannon were beaten 53–52
482:Scandinavian Top of the Form
458:Church High School for Girls
4916:1948 radio programme debuts
4717:Friday 7 March 1969, page 5
4555:Monday 18 June 1973, page 2
4520:Monday 8 April 1974, page 3
4462:Monday 11 June 1973, page 2
4307:Friday 23 May 1969, page 20
4283:Friday 13 June 1969, page 7
4223:Friday 10 June 1966, page 1
4211:Friday 10 June 1966, page 7
4139:Friday 2 April 1965, page 7
4019:Thursday 2 May 1963, page 9
2192:Loughborough Grammar School
1895:, Glasgow, won by one mark
1702:in January 1987 in London.
1473:Wellington School, Somerset
1021:South Hampstead High School
451:Liverpool Collegiate School
449:, who were later beaten by
5012:
4857:Television Top of the Form
4645:Aberdeen Press and Journal
4553:Coventry Evening Telegraph
4494:Coventry Evening Telegraph
4460:Coventry Evening Telegraph
4413:Coventry Evening Telegraph
4401:Coventry Evening Telegraph
4389:Coventry Evening Telegraph
4377:Coventry Evening Telegraph
4365:Coventry Evening Telegraph
4353:Coventry Evening Telegraph
4341:Aberdeen Press and Journal
4329:Aberdeen Press and Journal
4269:Coventry Evening Telegraph
4257:Coventry Evening Telegraph
4245:Coventry Evening Telegraph
4233:Coventry Evening Telegraph
4197:Stratford-upon-Avon Herald
4029:Coventry Evening Telegraph
4005:Aberdeen Press and Journal
3873:Aberdeen Press and Journal
3455:Aberdeen Press and Journal
3443:Saffron Walden Weekly News
3311:Buckinghamshire Advertiser
3083:Coventry Evening Telegraph
2939:Aberdeen Press and Journal
2927:Aberdeen Press and Journal
2915:Aberdeen Press and Journal
2818:Television Top of the Form
2715:Coventry Evening Telegraph
2455:Newnham College, Cambridge
2259:Lycée Marie Curie (Sceaux)
2036:Bishop Wordsworth's School
2032:South Wilts Grammar School
2020:Bishop Wordsworth's School
2016:South Wilts Grammar School
1750:Ian White – Philosophy at
1742:Grove Park School for Boys
1634:The trophy was awarded by
1609:The trophy was awarded by
1582:The trophy was awarded by
1502:St Patrick's High School (
1358:Musselburgh Grammar School
1331:, Ruth Lewis aged 12 from
1299:University College, Durham
922:, Northern Ireland (boys)
597:Fanfare for the Common Man
588:Emerson, Lake & Palmer
525:Television Top of the Form
240:Fanfare for the Common Man
4996:Student quiz competitions
4971:BBC television game shows
4879:The Top of the Form Story
4623:BBC Genome September 1966
4613:. London: Grafton; p. 267
4591:. Season 8. Episode 813.
4532:Friday 7 May 1965, page 4
4437:St Augustine's RC Grammar
4151:Fri 2 April 1965, page 25
3493:, 26 December 1965, p.17.
3287:Birmingham Weekly Mercury
2750:First girls' school teams
2303:and television announcer.
2257:, Brigitte Godelier from
2071:Kenilworth Grammar School
1752:St John's College, Oxford
1270:The High School for Girls
1070:and Rotherham played the
1068:Lycée Français de Londres
930:Falkonergårdens Gymnasium
775:, joined the RAF, flying
682:Top of the Form finalists
634:Producers have included:
4981:British radio game shows
4941:1980s British game shows
4936:1970s British game shows
4931:1960s British game shows
4926:1950s British game shows
4921:1940s British game shows
4704:BBC Genome November 1964
4588:Inside the Actors Studio
4448:Aberdeen Evening Express
4425:Aberdeen Evening Express
4317:Aberdeen Evening Express
3861:Aberdeen Evening Express
3515:Aberdeen Evening Express
3395:Aberdeen Evening Express
3383:Aberdeen Evening Express
3371:Aberdeen Evening Express
3347:Aberdeen Evening Express
3335:Buckinghamshire Examiner
3107:Aberdeen Evening Express
3095:Aberdeen Evening Express
3073:, 11 February 1953, p.5.
2806:BBC Genome November 1958
2513:Advanced Passenger Train
2507:Atholl Hill, captain of
2371:Royal Numismatic Society
2196:Loughborough High School
2076:Luton Sixth Form College
1921:Fairfield Grammar School
1893:Allan Glen's Boys School
1516:was, but Joy Bowes did.
1046:Rotherham Grammar School
920:The Royal School, Armagh
796:; Manchester lost 28-29
487:A possible precursor of
379:(sometimes simulcast on
4798:Nottingham Evening Post
4681:BBC Genome October 1967
3789:Nottingham Evening Post
3777:Nottingham Evening Post
3599:Manchester Evening News
3587:Manchester Evening News
3505:Monday 27 December 1965
3467:Nottingham Evening Post
3133:, 22 January 1954, p.8.
2951:Manchester Evening News
2892:, 19 December 1948, p.4
2703:Halifax Evening Courier
2679:Nottingham Evening Post
2026:Inverness Royal Academy
1424:, Isle of Man ???
1322:Cardinal Vaughan School
1143:George Watson's College
881:University of Edinburgh
826:James Henderson-Stewart
785:Balliol College, Oxford
757:Robert Gordon's College
720:The Listener (magazine)
623:It's Great to be Young!
4966:BBC Radio 2 programmes
4961:BBC Radio 4 programmes
4508:, 21 Nov 1981, page 10
4041:Staffordshire Sentinel
3743:Staffordshire Sentinel
3731:Staffordshire Sentinel
3707:Staffordshire Sentinel
3695:Staffordshire Sentinel
3683:Staffordshire Sentinel
3659:Staffordshire Sentinel
3313:, 28 March 1958, p. 2.
3263:Birmingham Weekly Post
2917:, 10 January 1950, p.6
2494:
2470:Dynevor Grammar School
2429:
2261:, Eric Laboureur from
2253:, Christian Dors from
1877:(boys), North Walsham
1833:Portsmouth High School
1689:Christ College, Brecon
1428:Paisley Grammar School
1422:King William's College
1297:John Peet – captain –
740:University of Aberdeen
279:Wynford Vaughan-Thomas
4775:South Yorkshire Times
4669:Peterborough Standard
4609:Donovan, Paul (1992)
4483:The Derbeian May 1973
4161:Birmingham Daily Post
4149:Birmingham Daily Post
4113:Birmingham Daily Post
3299:Birmingham Daily Post
3251:Birmingham Daily Post
3227:Birmingham Daily Post
3203:Birmingham Daily Post
2835:"Transworld Top Team"
2550:At Last the 1948 Show
2492:
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2200:Christ Church, Oxford
2194:and two females from
1957:Leicester Polytechnic
1848:Blackwood, Caerphilly
1597:, Seaford, won 74-70
1499:from 1985) won 39-37
1448:Magnus Grammar School
1374:Kirkcudbright Academy
1253:Aneirin Talfan Davies
1206:, Bassaleg (boys)???
1164:Stafford High School
1085:High School for Girls
1061:John Bone aged 14 of
953:Forden Rural District
870:The Methodist College
661:comprehensive schools
478:coeducational schools
453:in the second round.
340:(Australia 1967–1968)
4657:Reading Evening Post
3993:Reading Evening Post
3981:Reading Evening Post
3801:Bristol Evening Post
3755:Macclesfield in 1977
3623:Reading Evening Post
3575:Bristol Evening Post
3563:Bristol Evening Post
3551:Liverpool Daily Post
3215:Liverpool Daily Post
3119:Port-Glasgow Express
2632:University Challenge
2611:University Challenge
2391:Ripon Grammar School
2319:, identical twin of
2281:Latymer Upper School
2255:Lycée Louis-le-Grand
2236:Latymer Upper School
2220:St Michael's College
2115:of Wythenshawe, and
1725:Winning contestants
1673:Pilgrim Upper School
1667:Upton Grammar School
1652:Moorhead High School
1647:City of Leeds School
1430:, Scotland ???
1382:, Weston-super-Mare
1316:Cheadle Hulme School
1272:, Stroud lost 47-48
1123:Hull Grammar School
936:from Wilhelmshaven,
934:Prince Rupert School
769:Aberdeen City Police
698:Winning contestants
570:in the early 1970s.
489:University Challenge
148:and needs attention.
43:improve this article
4976:British panel games
4611:The Radio Companion
4542:BBC Genome May 1965
4209:Western Daily Press
4137:Coleshill Chronicle
4125:Coleshill Chronicle
3719:Western Daily Press
3611:Wilmslow Advertiser
3167:Belfast News-Letter
2880:, 21 September 1967
2517:British Rail Mark 3
2503:Bishop of Lichfield
2479:Geoffrey Wainwright
2360:Eurofighter Typhoon
2311:Holland Park School
2270:Notable contestants
1967:Kirkton High School
1899:Cathays High School
1790:Hull Grammar School
1595:Seaford Head School
1026:Winners won 39–37.
1006:Dolgelly lost by 4
984:Wycombe High School
900:, Dumfries (girls)
821:Johanneum Gymnasium
793:Children's Newsreel
665:independent schools
606:Golliwog's Cakewalk
600:was used. Earlier,
559:Transworld Top Team
462:Newcastle-upon-Tyne
371:BBC Light Programme
167:
2905:, 19 November 2011
2794:Shields Daily News
2627:Schools' Challenge
2616:Granada Television
2599:Round Britain Quiz
2529:Matthew Rosseinsky
2495:
2430:
2398:Richard Littlejohn
2348:Queen Mary College
2279:, who represented
2152:Derby Moor Academy
2099:(male and female)
1949:Bishop's Tachbrook
1939:Leamington College
1815:, Stirling (boys)
1775:Belfast won 39–33
1700:David Attenborough
1479:Collingwood School
1401:The Grammar School
1390:BBC Radio Scotland
1204:The Grammar School
1172:Montrose Town Hall
1108:Bishop Gore School
1081:Grove Park School
1015:The Gordon Schools
990:Dr Williams School
864:Nicolson Institute
639:Paul Mayhew-Archer
434:for competitions.
4518:Newcastle Journal
4506:Belfast Telegraph
4017:Belfast Telegraph
3671:Newcastle Journal
3419:Belfast Telegraph
3407:Cheshire Observer
2999:Belfast Telegraph
2584:was broadcast by
2560:'s comedy series
2356:British Aerospace
2323:and now owner of
2301:weather presenter
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2055:Hazlehead Academy
1973:Burnt Mill School
1963:28 December 1967
1935:28 December 1966
1901:, Cardiff (boys)
1889:30 December 1965
1826:10 December 1964
1780:23 December 1963
1733:24 December 1962
1722:Runner-up school
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1663:16 December 1985
1643:19 December 1984
1618:14 December 1983
1591:21 December 1982
1568:22 December 1981
1541:23 December 1980
1530:Peterhead Academy
1492:25 December 1978
1469:23 February 1978
1441:22 February 1977
1418:20 February 1976
1370:20 February 1974
1260:21 December 1969
1240:22 December 1968
1200:27 December 1966
1185:, Falkirk (boys)
1179:26 December 1965
1155:20 December 1964
1136:22 December 1963
1120:20 December 1962
1098:21 December 1961
1078:29 December 1960
1033:24 December 1959
1023:, London (girls)
872:, Belfast (boys)
706:19 December 1948
695:Runner-up school
611:Children's Corner
505:BBC World Service
493:Commonwealth Quiz
373:from 1948 to 1967
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2466:Julian Lewis
2459:Enoch Powell
2418:Kings Norton
2396:13 year old
2386:The Guardian
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2148:Derby School
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