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This article seems have no references for virtually all of its content. Wikipedia articles need to be based on reliable secondary sources - articles in the national press, books, articles in academic journals and the like. Any unsourced material is liable to be removed at any time; having entire sections without a single reference is just asking for it. Trivia such as the school dinner selling out is probably better published on the student website of the college, or indeed not at all; it certainly has no place here. The encyclopaedic material currently in the article would probably make 5 or 6 good sentences (the donation, the RAF, the film). They'd also be of some general interest, which I'm afraid the rest of it most definitely is not. Sorry about that, Justlettersandnumbers (talk) 20:13, 13 September 2013 (UTC)[reply]