The most children with the same name in the same class

[Theoistfit]

Everyone seems to worry about popularity, so what name have you known the most of in the same class?

Growing up I had six (!) Daniels in my class, so over a third of the boys. There were two in the adjacent class too.

I've also known two separate classes with three Isabelles each who were all Izzy.
Three Jacks.
Three Freyas too which is odd as it's not that popular.

4 Imogens in one class
3 Ellas

4 poppys
2 Lotties

3 Bens

And the best for last
ONE Prosper

Lots of Sarah's and Rebecca's in my class.

My 18 year old has 3 Henry's and 3 Jamie's in his class
My 12 year old has 3 Alfie's 2 Charlie's and 2 Jacks

My Beaver Scout group (24 children) has multiple Harry, Henry and Williams. It also has Molly, Polly and Holly. Last year it had Flynn, Finton, Finley and Finn

Pretty much all the boys I know seem to be called Henry or Harry.

About 3/4 of the girls in my class at school in the 90s were Rebecca, Sarah or Laura. Nowadays, I know a fair few Maxs and Georgias.

About 15 years ago, last year of junior school, there were three boys called Scott in my class. All of their surnames began with the same letter. They were known as Scott 1, Scott 2 and Scott 3. Luckily none of them minded too much.

I know about 8 trillion Erins xx

At secondary school there were 5 Louise's in my English class.
DD has 3 Abdullah's in her class.

A few years ago I had a nursery class where almost all of the girls had an -ia sound at the end of their name. We had Mia, Tia, Thea, Clia, Bria and Leah . They must all be in year 2 or 3 now, though they didn't all go to the same school.

I was born in 1984 and in my year at school there were a whole host of children called:

Daniel
Christopher
David
Stephen/Steven

Gemma (I think all of them had Louise as a middle name!)
Sarah
Claire
Hannah

With my DS (5) the constantly recurring ones are:

Jack
Charlie
Samuel
Sophie
Sophia

I was at secondary school 1996-2003. Most of the girls were Becky, Katie, Emma, and there was a sprinkling of Rachels. And a few Jodies actually.

Boys were mainly Matthew, Robert, Tom, and Andrew.

Oh and I've just remembered - when one of my friends did teacher training about 12 years ago there was 7 Bradleys in her class! I guess they'd have been born late 1990s.

DD has five boys named Dara / Darragh / Daragh in her class (in Ireland).

DD1 has 3 Harry's and 3 Grace/Gracie's in her class.

When I was at school it was all Vicky/Emma/Sarah/Claire/Lindsay and Christopher/Stephen/Michael/David

DD (6) has 4 Sams in her class.

How do you spell Erin apart from Erin?

Aerin

5 Annas/Anas in DS' primary class and 2 Hannahs!

In my class (1980s) we had two Harriets, three Megans (of which I was one) and about a million Katies.

In my 70s girls school secondary there were 8 Janes out of 40 girls

Julie, Tracey, Martin and Richard for me.

DD - flowery girls - Lily, Rosie, Jasmine. 'Shortened' boys - Ben, Sam, Tom

I work in a school that is over-run with Ella, Ellie, Eleanor, Elle, Elisha... Boys seem to be classic Henry, Harry, James, Charlie

We have an Erin, and Eirian and an Erhin

I taught in an inner city school in London, and in one of my classes, there were 7 Lithuanian girls all named Karolina.