Control Panel

The control panel has another two options to help you navigate

You can open and close the thumbnails and the row can be dragged left or right. Clicking or touching a thumbnail will take you to that location. Any locations that have already been visited will have a pair of Doc Marten boots added

There is also an interactive plan that opens up and clicking or touching one of the red markers will take you to that location and the plan will automatically close

Media

Throughout the tour, there are icons that can be clicked or touched.

If you see the Pentax K1000 (1976), click on it to show the popup gallery. The gallery will show any images that are available in that particular area. If you are viewing the tour on a mobile phone, when the gallery opens rotate your phone into landscape position as this will let you see bigger versions of the images.

If you see the Zoom 518 Super 8 (1964), click on it to show a popup video.

Some of the 360's have background audio that automatically loads. You can see the cassette icon on the bottom right-hand side and clicking this will either mute or start the audio again.

Aerial

There is a 360-degree aerial that contains a select list.

Choose a location from the list and the 360-degree will rotate to that location

Email Tour Link

If you like the tour, why not share it with others.
Click / touch the @ icon to share the link of the tour using your own email.

Donate

Why is there a donate button in the tour? 

The tour is completely free and I really hope you enjoy it.

The full tour contains thousands of images to make up the 360's and these all use a lot of bandwidth when people view them online.  Making a donation will help contribute towards the additional bandwidth charges and keep the tour online so you can return anytime you wish to take a trip down memory lane.

It's also an ongoing project so more photographs will be added when I receive them from ex-students, teachers and staff

Donate any amount you wish and thanks for visiting.