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[edit] Errol Flynn

As remarkable as it may sound, Errol Flynn did indeed attend Shore School North Sydney. However the young Flynn was caught in a very intimate act with one of the maids employed at his boarding house and was expelled by L.C. Robson, the headmaster at the time. Additionally, Robson ordered that Flynn's name should be struck from the official school register. --Calabraxthis 11:50, 30 April 2007 (UTC)

Subsequent to this, I have found one newspaper article on the web which mentions Errol Fynn's attendance at Shore School. It is contained as a reference in the obituary of former Australian Prime Minister Sir John Grey Gorton.--Calabraxthis 12:25, 30 April 2007 (UTC)