Huddersfield0592 Collection

Work perfect... Year seven pupils at King James School, Almondbury, raised more than £ 1, 000 for charity with a sponsored spell

Moor End High School Under 12 netball team are the new West Yorkshire Schools champions. After a series of group games, they beat Bradford Grammar School 3-1 in the semi-finals

St Josephs RC Junior School visiting the Examiners Aspley Press Hall. 19th May 1992

Pride in Huddersfield... Rachel Wood (front), of Kirklees Council environmental improvements unit, is pictured with her army of helpers who took part in a community clean-up in Primrose Hill

Lining up for a fashion show are girls from Huddersfield youth clubs. The youngsters were taking part in a Greenpeace festival at Lockwood Youth Centre which included the fashion show

Fun time... youngsters in fancy dress enjoy the sunshine at a fun day at Birkby Community Centre, organised to raise money for the Childhood Cancer Holiday Appeal

Spring clean... Pupils at Meltham County Primary School have been putting the finishing touches to an environmental project

King James have had one of their best soccer seasons in their history. Their three teams have lost only two matches all season with the Under 16s

Tale of the tiger... a short play called The Tigers Bones, by Ted Hughes, was one of the highlights of an arts and drama evening at Rawthorpe High School

All dressed up and ready to go - Meltham youngsters get ready for a trip back in time. REception and year one children from Meltham County Junior

Popular pony... Minnie the pony was the star attraction at a spring fair held by Quarry Hill Playschool, Waterloo, yesterday

Bishop of Wakefield, the Rt Rev Nigel McCulloch, will be the guest conductor at a concert in Huddersfield next month. The event on June 28 is a joint concert between Priest Lindley Band

Tough tackler Lisa Gudgeon grounds Kirklees Rugby League Development Manager Mike Rowan during his visit to Almondbury Infants School

Kirklees Primary School Music Festival - Hundreds of Kirklees primary schoolchildren will be seen and heard over the next day or two on the Town Hall platform

Children at Stile Common Nursery have been celebrating its 10th anniversary. The anniversary was marked by a packed week of events, including the opening of a toy library for children in the area

On the ropes... these cubs are in training for a tug-of-war competition at Meltham Gala. The youngsters - from the Friday pack of the 5th Holme Valley (Meltham) Cubs - are (from left)

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"Huddersfield0592: Celebrating Achievements and Community Spirit" Moor End High School Under 12 netball team has emerged as the new West Yorkshire Schools champions, showcasing their talent and dedication on the court. Their hard work and teamwork have paid off, bringing pride to Huddersfield. St Josephs RC Junior School recently visited the Examiners Aspley Press Hall, where they had an exciting opportunity to witness firsthand the world of journalism. This experience undoubtedly left them inspired and curious about the power of words. Rachel Wood from Kirklees Council environmental department embodies pride in Huddersfield through her dedicated efforts towards creating a greener community. Her commitment serves as a reminder that small actions can make a big difference in preserving our environment for future generations. Girls from various Huddersfield youth clubs showcased their style and confidence by lining up for a fashion show. This event not only highlighted their individuality but also fostered unity among different groups within the community. Year seven pupils at King James School, Almondbury demonstrated their creativity through impeccable artwork during a recent exhibition. Their attention to detail and passion for art were evident in every piece displayed, reflecting their dedication to perfection. Birkby Community witnessed an abundance of joy as youngsters dressed up in fancy costumes enjoyed a fun-filled day under the warm sunshine. Laughter filled the air as children reveled in games and activities, creating unforgettable memories together. Pupils at Meltham County Primary School took part in a spring cleaning initiative with great enthusiasm. Their determination to keep their school clean demonstrates responsibility towards maintaining a conducive learning environment for all students. King James School celebrated one of its best soccer seasons ever, leaving fans thrilled with outstanding performances on the field. The players' hard work, skillful techniques, and unwavering spirit have etched this season into history books forever. A short play called "The Tigers Bones, " written by the renowned Ted Hughes, captivated audiences with its intriguing storyline.