All Our Yesterdays Collection (page 7)

Flying high... Fun lovers at Kirklees Fun Festivals Kite Day at Salendine Nook High School. The event - which was organized jointly by Kirklees

When the children of class 6T at Shepley First School tackle a school project they do it in style. Teacher Thelma Todd gave her nine and 10 year olds a task involving buildings

These youngsters with certificates and prize money after successfully competing in the annual national scout car races at Cleethorpes. Here are pictured with team Manager Mr

Dressed for the occasion- stallholders at Slaithwaithe Elizabethan fair. The event was the first carnival to be held in Slaithwaithe for several years, but it is hoped it will now be an annual event

Putting on the style are these Stile Common Junior School pupils who took part in an evening of music, melodrama and mirth

A revolution was started by pupils of Mirfield High School this morning. And they were given full support by the teaching staff

Off on a 10 lap sponsored toddle around the garden at St Jamess church, Rawthorpe, are these children from the areas playgroup

Happy birthday cubs! And its time to have a party, nine year old Richard Ashley (left) and his friends were among the 150 or so cubs from nine packs who attended a party on the Piazza to celebrate

Roll em... Giving their giant tyre a last big push up these boys from Battyeford Middle School Mirfield, who raised £ 61.28 for Sport Aid

Happy ending... entertainer Malcolm Yaffe keeps the last pupils of Kirklees smallest school happy during their last school party

Taking a step back in time are these pupils from Outlane Infants School who donned Victorian garb today as part of the schools centenary celebrations

These Mirfield Brownies and their leaders just went on and on when they decided to congratulate Sarah Ferguson and Prince Andrew on their forthcoming marriage

Attempting to make her mark in the mens game of Rugby League is nine year old Sarah Tracey, who has joined up with the boys on a coaching course run by the Huddersfield schools

What did you do in the war, mummy?... War years were revisited when residents of Rose Mount, Birkby, held a 1940s street party in aid of the Kirkwood Hospice Appeal

Keeping Britain tidy are these pupils of Birkby Infants School, seen receiving prizes from Kirklees mayor councilor Mrs. Mary Walsh for their anti litter and clean up campaign posters

Honley at work and play was the theme of this years Honley carnival and these youngsters from Honley Trinity junior church Sunday school would definitely at play! 28th June 1986

A local Scout has been camping out since the beginning of February in a bid to win a trip for his patrol to the World Scout Jamboree in South Korea

Science is fun... Kirklees Mayor Clr Tom Oonovan shows a chick to a group of children at the Kirklees Primary Science Fair

Slaithwaite Brownies celebrated their 60th birthday with a series of events. A special church service was held at St Jamess Church, Slaithwaite

From young to old... Mrs Sally Codman, of Kirkwood Hospice, receives a £ 200 cheque from six-year-old Christopher Naylor, while other pupils of Rosemead School, Almondbury, look

Singing in the rain turned out to be a wise choice of theme for Meltham carnival. Committee member Mrs Susan Bray said the theme had been chosen as a joke; " It usually rains on the day

Gangsters... pupils at Lepton Middle School, which closes in a few weeks are rehearsing their last production, the musical Bugsy Malone

Its World Cup fever as the teams line up - every bit as much as it will be for tonights England-West Germany clash. And if the 6, 750 individual spectators plus 200 police, ambulance, camera crew

Great fun, this rugby lark... at least that is the impression given by these youngsters from Hinchliffe Mill Junior School as they enjoy a session of New Image rugby which gives boys

With a little help from my friends... 10-year-old Katy Hardaker is pictured with friends from Almondbury Junior School who did a sponsored walk to raise money for a new tricycle

All the fun of the fete... Enjoying their event is this group of volunteers and visitors at Lowerhouses Playscheme Fete. The fete was at a recreation ground off Hall Cross Road, Lowerhouses

Dance instructor Sarah Sutton is pictured with Wendi Armstrong doing the splits at a meeting of a new club in Deighton. Girls who like to get in on the action are invited to join the club

River finds - Marsden school children at work on a river project. Schools from the Colne Valley took part in the Riverwatch scheme and their work included carrying out a pollution survey

Champion... disabled children from the area were presented with swimming awards at their prize giving. The children were awarded with the badges

Pulling power... youngsters from the Kirklees Duke of Edinburgh Award scheme pull their weight in a sponsored barge tow on Saturday

Happy to help the bodyscanner were these children from Thornton Lodge Nursery School, who held a summer marked with their mums

Budding Rugby League star, 11-year-old David Holmes, receives a badge and certificate from Jim Conlan, secretary of the Huddersfield and District League

Brownie bonus... Amanda Hinchliffe and other members of 5th Holme Valley (Brockholes) Brownies with a cheque for 250 for the Bodyscanner appeal

Mount playgroup secretary Mrs Dawn Rathmell pictured with these playgroup youngsters who have raised 103 for the Bodyscanner Appeal

What a smart bunch! Every penny raised for the Bodyscanner Appeal really counts - and children from the Lindley pre-school playgroup

The bodyscanner appeal is 100 better off thanks to Linthwaite Methodist Playgroup - and playgroup chairman Mrs Susan Hynes and helpers proudly show off the cheque

Pictured at their cake stall are these Thurstonland youngsters who have raised 100 for the Bodyscanner Appeal. The coffee morning and home-made stall was held at St Thomass Church

Going Dutch ? that is a cassette made by youngsters at St Johns C of E School, Golcar. The children have made a recording about their village to be sent to friends at their nchool in Voorburg

Raring to go and looking quite happy about it are these members of the Kirklees Tiger Sharks groups. The seven groups from Dewsbury, Batley, Spenborough, Scissett, Holmfirth

Overcoming all the obstacles... Nursing officer Mrs Brenda Gould (left) receives this 220 cheque from committee member Mrs Denise Winpenny and other members of Brockholes Mothers and Toddlers group

A cycle list for the cyclist as Assistant District Commissioner (Scouts) Mr Jim Hunter (right) prepares the Huddersfield South West district scouts for their riders badges

Ten Newsome High School pupils will represent Yorkshire and Humberside at the national junior games of the British Sports Association for the Disabled at Stoke Mandeville from July 1-3

We won the cup... chairman David Jessop, pictured with other members, shows off the Colonel Martin Trophy won by Flockton Young Farmers in the South West Yorkshire District Rally at Penistone

Ready for sea in land-locked Huddersfield... that was these pupils of Birkby Infants school where there was a lifeboat yesterday. Teacher Mrs Jill Hinchliffe is seen with pupils

All eyes on the ducks at the Shelley Community Associations annual gala. Pictured trying their luck on one of the many stalls on the First School fields are (from left) Ian Thompson, Susanne Hughes

On the run... Rawthorpe High and Junior school pupils keep on running for Sport Aid - and could even have the chance to run in New York

Todays the day the teddy bears have their picnic... themselves at a Guides Rainbow Revels are (from left) Kimberly Jackson, Helen Wilkinson and Helen Radford, of Meltham Rainbow Guides

Honley Show. Show dogs... Mr Bill Jackson with his Irish Wolfhounds Rastus and Tryth. 11th June 1988

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"All Our Yesterdays: A Glimpse into the Past" Call of the wild. . Pupils of Stile Common Junior School performed a musical extravaganza, transporting us back to simpler times when nature and imagination were our greatest companions. Interviewer Anne Mountfield with youngsters destined to appear on TV, capturing their innocence and dreams as they embark on a journey towards stardom, reminding us of the boundless potential within every child. Honley Show. A bird in the hand. . Margaret Mottram, of Thurlstone Owl Sanctuary, showcasing her passion for wildlife conservation and reminding us to cherish and protect our natural world. Huddersfield Royal Infirmary has been presented with a national award for its work, highlighting the dedication and commitment of healthcare professionals who have tirelessly served their community throughout history. Champagne-style shopping - Mrs Winifred Haigh and her husband Jack (left), reminiscing about an era when indulgence was savored slowly, appreciating life's luxuries amidst simplicity. Publicans of the Hare and Hounds, Marsden, Brian and Jean Tillotson (centre), embodying the warmth and camaraderie found in local pubs where friendships are forged over pints shared through generations. Residents of Fenay Lea Drive, Waterloo enjoy themselves in spite of the weather; proving that even rain cannot dampen spirits or hinder moments filled with laughter among neighbors turned family. Even the rain couldn't dampen royal wedding fever as people took to streets; uniting communities under one joyous celebration while embracing traditions that transcend time itself. Food glorious food helps street party at Browning Road Sheepridge go with a swing; reminiscent of days gone by when sharing meals brought people together fostering bonds that last lifetimes. Actor Jonathan Linsley - who plays Crusher in BBC TV's iconic series- reminds us how entertainment has shaped our memories allowing characters like his to become a part of our collective history. Pure chemistry. .