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contact | links my nch history the home 1965-8 school 1965-68 before the home after the home my thoughts medical tests family photos nch branches sisters & staff your own photos other's memories nch history more nch history highfield items contacts branch photos childrens photos children - wales kids again school other photos barnardo's action for children convocation nch chat group my national children's home file part one - philip - ''a strange child'' their history of me or 44783 as i am also known. these are the records of an eight-year-old boy called philip who was put into care in the mid 1960''s, at the highfield branch of the national children''s home, harpenden herts. with all the excitement on arrival, i never noticed the sign that read children's home and orphanage. the history of the child whilst in care is shown in various letters and other documents that were kept during his stay at highfield. in other parts of this site, i give my side of life in care. clicking on this link will take you to part ii - the story of my life in care. ///70001/info.php?p=2&pno=0 -------------------------------------------- clicking on this link will take you to photographs of the nch and our lives. https://www.flickr.com/photos/22326055@n06/albums --------------------------------------- we hope you will be able to visit him regularly. we ask parents to visit on a saturday. we would like you to take philip out when you come as this makes a little outing for him, and gives you a chance to have him on your own. it is quite all right for you to have him for the whole day if you wish." -------------------------------- due to ill health, i am sorry but i will not be able to answer most emails on ex children's files or family history. please contact "action for children" for this information. i hope to back into health in a few months time. ---------------------------------- in the 1960s highfield, the harpenden branch of the nch in hertfordshire, contained twenty flats each with eight to eleven children of mixed ages of both boys & girls in a family group, they were looked after by either a sister or houseparent. the enclosed site occupied some forty acres including open grassed areas and woodland. various group activities were available for the children to attend during their free time and a chapel is located in the grounds. the children were sent to the infant, junior and senior schools in the local town for their education. philip a strange child -------------------------------------------------------------------------- "philip had not shown any unusual behaviour, although he is the only coloured boy in the school." ------------------------------------------------------ "when philip is 11 yrs and changing schools, the possibility of him being returned to his mother could then be considered." (age 8) ------------------------------------------------------------------ "he is an ''old fashioned'' child." (age 8) ----------------------------------------------------------------- "a nervy, highly-strung child, and yet he does not lack confidence." (age 8) ----------------------------------------------------------------- " he may have some night time problems as he now started to wet his bed on odd nights." (age 9) ------------------------------------------------------------ "the new houseparent has brought in a strict regime, and philip realises that he will be punished for any bedwetting." (age 9) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- "the mother is pleased with philip's progress. she enjoys having him for weekends and is looking forward to having him for his holidays." (age 9) ---------------------------------------------------------- "i feel it would be very doubtful, without a great deal of support, that the mother would be able adequately to care for this boy and see him through his difficulties if he does return to her in the near future." (age 10) ----------------------------------------------------------- "it is unlikely that the child and family psychiatric clinic will be able to offer treatment for philip. in view of this i feel it is important for philip to return to live with his mother as soon as it can be arranged." (age 11) -------------------------------------------------------- the copyright of this work is claimed by the author philip j howard. please feel free to copy, save, and use any of the items on this page for non-monetary gain. items found on this site that are claimed by third parties as their copyright, i am not able to give free use of, but otherwise the site is for your full use and enjoyment. a link or reference to this site would be most welcome for any items that you use, but it is not a requirement. ----------------------------------------------------------------- from the archives my nch history december 1964 - january 1965. 7years 11months to 8 years 1 month my mother was returing to london to look after her sick parents. at 7 years of age, i was now going to be a problem. if things had followed her original plans, i would have stayed at the boarding school i had recently joined for boys with behavioural problems, until i reached 11 years of age, when the next stage of my education would have been decided upon. however, i left the boarding school shortly after my 8th birthday. as there would have been no room for me in the flat in london, my placement at the boarding school had been an ideal solution. when it was found out within a week of my arrival at the boarding school, that there was not the need for my placement there, as i had not in fact tried to push another boy under a bus, it was decided that i should be returned to my mother. although the school would have been quite happy to have kept me, the local council who were funding my place, thought that there were other boys more in need. as my mother was moving out of the area my quick departure was needed, although this was not made instantly but after the christmas holidays, one month after my arrival. my mother now had to make some quick changes to the plans for me. an aunt and uncle seemed to suggest that a children’s home near to where they lived, might be a place for me to stay. 1. 27.01.65 letter to uncle from governor of the national children''s home harpenden, asking for an appointment regarding philip. 2. 01.02.65 note from nch regarding a visit to the uncle. 3. 02.02.65. letter to uncle from child care officer. i am writing to ask if i can see you and your sister-in-law on tuesday morning february 9th, regarding your admission enquiry. 4. 03.02.65 letter to the nch at harpenden from the uncle. thank you for your letter. it will be quite convenient for you to see me on feb 9th, but as my sister-in-law (the mother) is working in the isle of wight, it will be rather difficult for her to be here, if that is all right with you may i suggest 11.30 as a suitable time. if there is anything else you wish to know in the meantime, my wife is at home until 1pm each day, and will be pleased to help in any way she can. 5. 10.02.65 note from governor of harpenden. i had a long talk with the uncle and aunt of the boy. the uncle mentioned that he needed to be disciplined as he could be rather badly behaved. visited the uncle 09.02.65. the mother is due in london in a week’s time, with her son philip. she will telephone or write, and i will write full report after seeing them. at present she is living on isle of wight. philip is 8 years old and is half indian. my answer. the visit by the governor and the child care officer to my aunt and uncle seemed to seal my fate. it appears to have been mentioned by him that i needed to be disciplined. i was not really a wild boy, but i was most happy on my own or with just a couple of friends; large group activities were never to my liking. if the comment that i needed discipline had not been mentioned, i might not have been allocated to the flat, that to nearly every child in the h

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