Born as an army child, Charles Bryce went overseas from Scotland with his parents at the age of four. In Ceylon, now Sri Lanka, he attended the garrison school at Fort Frederick, Trincomalee. Evacuated to South Africa in World War 2, schooling continued in Natal at Umkomaas, Amanzimtoti and the Durban Boys High School. Post-war, high schools were Colchester Royal Grammar School in Essex and, in Scotland, the Grove Academy at Broughty Ferry. First job and training was with DC Thomson, pu more...
