Memorable teacher names.

Mr Nobbs who married another teacher at the school so we had a pair of Nobbs.

One of my teachers was called Mr Tickle which was even funnier as he had ginger hair so was even the same colour as the Mr Men character.

When I working in a primary school I worked with a Mrs Hoare.

First School... we had no interesting teacher names (or ones that I was too innocent to find funny).

Middle school we had Mr Ireland who looked like a garden gnome and most pupils (aged 8-11) were taller than him.

Secondary school - headmaster was Dr Skinner, French teacher Mr Woodhouse, who bore striking resemblance to a woodlouse, Miss Beale, deputy head, not really funny until you know her first name was Cathy. Mr Gittens (Git) and Mr Savage (P.E. teachers).

Mr Knott the woodwork teacher (nominative determinism?), And then we had a new deputy head who joined as I was leaving: Mr Bell (all the boys added "-end" on his name, with immediate effect).

My maths teacher's name was Mr Boreham. Initial was I...

My science teacher was called Mr Brankley, of course that was changed to Wankley.

Geography teacher was Mr Noblett (still makes me snigger!)

We also had a teacher for a short time called Miss Whale, unfortunately she was rather large.

In support of all the Batty teacher, my mentor when I was completing my PGCE was Ms Batty and was one of the best teachers I have ever met.

We had Mrs Bonker at primary school.

One of my teachers at primary school was called Mrs Tweddle. Sounds like a character from a Roald Dahl book.

I was taught Geography by a Mrs Kazamzadah - I thought that was a great name!

we had a Mr Kettle. He was probably the most loved and respected teachers ever.

? What a brilliant name! Very Harry Potter.

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We had a Mr Kettle too, and English teacher.

I don't think there were any corkers from my VIth form.

we had a Mrs Blogg, who hated being called Bloggs, so of course we all called her Mrs Bloggssss. (we had to greet each teacher as they arrived/departed).