Az első, ahogy apàm úgy nègy èves koromban Simsonnal visz a kukorica földön, kacagok, sikítok, boldog vagyok. kapaszkodj, mondom! De èn nem fèlek! A màsodik, amikor az első fiú aki igazàn tetszett, felkèr egy tàncra a gimi bàlon. Csak nèzem, nem gondolkozom, forgok, pörgök, simulok, nevetek, boldog vagyok.

Fazakas Gallery was founded in 2012 with the goal of establishing an inclusive exhibition space through the presentation and promotion of contemporary Northwest Coast Indigenous art and cross-cultural works within one cohesive venue. We offer works by such established Northwest Coast First Nations artists.

Welcome to Fazakerley High School. Our KS3 tabletebbis team played in the city final this week. The team, consisting of Year 9 boys. Miss Jones our school Careers Advisor recently spotted Oscar sketching and was amazed at the quality of his drawings. A surprise visit, by Liverpool boxers The Smith Brothers, to give out certificates to pupils.

Sunday, 20 January 2008. Fazakerley Hospital 1898 - 1960. Harbreck House seen above was part of the Leyland Estates in Fazakerley. It had an amazing history before it became part of Fazakerley Hospital. The house and grounds were let to various people by the Leyland family and their heirs over the years before eventually being sold to Joseph Walton, a wine and spirit merchant sometime around 1868. George Beaumont, FRCS, is a little known hero. He was an assistant surge.

My name is Mrs Carter and I have the privilege of being the Head Teacher of Fazakerley Primary School. I joined Fazakerley Primary as a supply teacher many, many years ago; in fact you could almost say that I have grown up in Fazakerley! Some elements of our site require flash player to view. You can download it for free here. To access our new site without Flash click here.