Chidhood Collection

Nine year old Peter Scott from West Derby, Liverpool, Merseyside, playing outside on his kangaroo ball. 17th April 1967

The Childrens Favourites (coloured engraving)
979161 The Childrens Favourites (coloured engraving) by German School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Childrens Favourites.); © Look and Learn

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Middlesbroughs first multi cultural summertime festival at the Abingdon Road School complex. Pictured, (left to right), Lisa Graham 4 years, Purvin souchit 3 years and Raxan Ravegother 4 years

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

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

Five-a-side champions - Bradley Juniors have scored their very own cup final win. While Manchester United and Crystal Palace were preparing for their FA Cup Wembley encounters

Meet the gang... Thats the message from five-year-old Leanne Kitson, a member of the new Kirkheaton Rainbows group. It is aimed at five to seven-year-olds going into Brownies

Edgerton fund raisers... watched by school friends, Amy Lodge (left), a pupil of The Mount School, Edgerton presents a cheque for £ 156 to Mrs Janet Dyson

A Teddy with teeth?... Dental nurse Annette Brodie talks about teeth at Slaithwaite Health centre to these children from Linthwaite Ardron Memorial CofE School

Top readers at a Huddersfield school have gained medals and certificates in a sponsored programme which has also earned them more than £ 1, 200-worth of books for their classrooms

Fame... Fartown High School pupils get in the mood for their London debut. The students aged between 12 and 16, are looking forward to July 4 when they have a date at the Queen Elizabeth Hall to take

Fashion on a shoestring... proving that you don t need loadsa-money to cut a dash are these enterprising clothing industry YTS trainees

Making a splash... Nields Junior and Infant School opens its nature pond at assembly. Mr Andrew Mansell (left), of Holmbridge, who built the pond at the Slaithwaite school, and Mr Bob McCartney

Speed kings... youngsters from the 11th Holy Trinity Scouts in Marsh raced off with top prizes at a major Scout car racing event in the West Midlands

Denis Law (circled) at Aberdeen junior trials, circa 1950

Local men and boys of Somaliland Circa 1935

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Childhood is a time filled with joy, laughter, and endless possibilities. The Children's Favorites colored engraving captures the essence of this magical period in life. It reminds us of Middlesbrough's first multicultural summertime festival at Abingdon Road School, where children from different backgrounds came together to celebrate their diversity. All the fun of the fete was experienced by everyone, including a group of dedicated volunteers who worked tirelessly to ensure that the event was enjoyed by all. Youngsters from the Kirklees Duke of Edinburgh Award scheme showcased their pulling power as they united to achieve great things. Bradley Juniors proved themselves as true champions on the five-a-side field, scoring their very own cup final win. Their determination and teamwork were evident throughout the game. Meet Leanne Kitson and her gang - a group of energetic five-year-olds who embody curiosity and adventure. They remind us that childhood is about making friends and exploring new horizons. Edgerton fundraisers were supported by their school friends, like Amy Lodge (left), showing that community spirit starts early in life. Even dental nurse Annette Brodie joined in on the fun, teaching children about teeth at Slaithwaite with an adorable teddy bear with teeth. Top readers at a Huddersfield school proudly received medals for their achievements. These young bookworms inspire others to embrace reading as a gateway to knowledge and imagination. Fartown High School pupils got into the fame mood as they prepared for their London debut. With passion in their hearts and talent in abundance, these students showed that dreams can come true when you believe in yourself. Fashion doesn't have to break your bank. These stylish individuals prove that you don't need loadsamoney to cut a dash - creativity is key. Making a splash became even more exciting when Nields Junior and Infant School opened its nature pond during assembly.