Names you went to school with

[pullonyourjudgypants]

Quite a few Neil’s & Duncan’s when I was at school

Plus Angela’s & Debbie’s, I don’t meet any babies called that now at toddler group !!

[BlueChampagne]

Kathleen, Alison, Claire, Richard all popular when I was at school.

[LoveInTokyo]

Sarah, Claire, Laura, Katie, Nicola, Vicky, Lisa, Gemma, Rachel, Hayley, Lucy, Kimberley, Helen, Danielle, Sophie, Joanne/Joanna

Matthew, Tom, Chris, James/Jamie, Michael, Alex, Tim, Liam, Robert, Steven, Ross, Luke

[JurassicGirl]

Lots of girls called Rebecca, Sarah & Joanne in my year.

Also multiple boys names were Matthew, Mark & David.

[NC4Now]

Emma, Rachel, Sarah, Joanne, Claire, Vicky, Nicola,

And EVERYONE’S middle name was Louise.

[17caterpillars1mouse]

Kieran's, Ben's and Paul's for boys

Lots of Jade's for girls

[ginandnappies]

Connors, sean/shauns. Jessica's lots and lots of Jessica's. Kelsey's, Megan's, Chantelle's.

[SoyDora]

Nicola, Jessica, Sarah, Laura, Claire, Natalie

Ben, Tom, David, Mark, Michael, James

[SoyDora]

Middle names all Louise, Marie and Claire. My generation’s equivalent of May, Rose and Grace!

[thismeansnothing]

Vicky/Victoria, alex/Alexandra, Claire, Kimberley, Lindsay were the more common ones

Lots of Daniels. There were 5 in my form group. Tom/Thomas, David, chris/Christopher

I started high school mid 90's

[Ketzele]

Sarah, Debbie, Claire, Amanda, Dawn, Kirsty, Sharon, Joanna, Christine, Susan.

David, Simon, Paul, Matthew, Ian, Kevin, Neil, Tony, Philip.

[Ketzele]

South London primary school, started 1969!

[itssquidstella]

Ben.

[Aprilmightmemynewname]

Sharon, Tracey, Claire, Michelle
David, Ian, Andrew, Paul
I am the only one of my name I have ever known.
Could never etch my name on a school desk!!

[Flaskfan]

Lee, Jonathan(John), David (Dave), Daniel, Richard, Gareth (hundreds of them), Ian, mark, Phillip, Paul, Ste.

Anna, Claire, Rachel, Rebecca, Joanna, Laura, Helen, Sarah, Debbie, Lisa, gemma, Vicky, Sian, Karen

[Kidslovecucumber]

Katie, Louise, Hannah, Emma, Sophie, Jessica

Daniel, Matthew, Rhys, Gareth, James, Michael, Benjamin

[canteatcustard]

Ian, Brian, Lawrence, Anthony, Peter, Vincent, Gary, Richard
Sharon, Denise, Roberta, Christine, Michelle, Susan, Elaine, Jennifer, Karen


I think there are only two names I like in this list!

[OOMG]

Claire & Emma was probably the most popular with quite a lot of Sarah and Karen’s too. I don’t really remember any boys names being particularly more common than others - David, Philip, John, Christopher, Gavin & Neil are ones I can remember from my school year.

[Victoria100]

I went to an all girls' school, the popular names were Jessica, Charlotte, Rebecca, and there were so many Katherine's/Catherine's/Kathryn's...however you want to spell it!

[FairyFantastic]

Know 5+ of every name in either the year above, below or same:

Katie, Hannah, Amy/Aimee, Olivia, Shannon, Lauren, Chloe, Megan, Lucy, Bethany, Charlotte, Laura, Abigail/Abbie

Kieran, Callum, Connor, Daniel/Danny, Bradley, Samuel, Lewis, Joseph/Joe, Joshua, Jack

[Ketzele]

God, how could I have forgotten Tracey (I love that name) and Catherine.

[ReversingSnail]

Katherine, Catherine, Kathryn, Cathryn, Cathy, Katie, Kate, Kit etc.
Elizabeth, Liz, Liza, Lisa
Joanne, Joanna
Helen/Ellen
Claire/Clare
Jackie
Dawn
Sarah
Emma
Michelle
Samantha
Karen
Sharon
Tracey
Everyone's middle name was Louise or Ann(e).

Simon
Mark
James
Shaun
Wayne
Ian
Shane
Darren
Jason
Lee
Neil
Shaun

and many short nicknames for something longer (Tim, Tom, Ben, Andy, Alex, Dan, Dave, Rich, Ed, Matt, Nick, Pete, Olly, Will, Bill, Jon).

[Buxbaum]

I'm mid-30s and started senior school in the mid-90s.

We had millions and millions of Hannahs - I think there were about thirteen of them in our year alone.

[PinkCalluna]

Loads of Susans and Alisons.

Loads of Davids and Neils.

My kids go to school with loads of Lewis’s and loads of Hannahs. There are no Susans, Alisons, Davids or Neils.

[Zadocthepriest]

6 Christines in my (girls Catholic ) school year and Mary was the most common middle name. Away from that influence, Susan and Peter definitely win (1950's)

[vitaminC]

I'm mid-40s and in my class there were multiples of:
Emma, Sarah, Claire, Vicky, Joanne, Tracy, Nicola,
David, Andrew, Rob(ert), Daniel, James/Jamie, Nick

All the girls had Marie, Louise, Anne or Jane as middle names (except me - I was the oddball!)