Schoolchildren Collection (page 18)

Youth power is in full effect in Everton where the youngest members of the community are setting the agenda. A Kids Council was set up to give children a voice on local issues

Clare Johnson (r) and Louise Granger, aged 12, pupils at Kings Cross Manor School, Acklam, who received a trophy on behalf of the school for work they are doing to clean up the Thornby Marshalling

Back in time... pupils, parents and friends of Upper Whitley School, Grange Moor, with teacher Mrs. Cath Gledhill (left), get ready to make their pilgrimage to Clarke Hall, Wakefield

School assembly in Coventry circa 1954

Hands off our playing field. Defiant youngsters, schoolchildren from Saltscar School, Redcar, Stephen Puckrin, with friends (from left) Anthony Johnson, Ruth Laedler and Sarah Marshall

Schoolchildren from Saltscar School, Redcar, visit the House of Commons, London, pictured being met by Jim Tinn, Labour MP for Redcar, 13th April 1976

Saltscar School, Redcar, under 16 rugby team concluded their unbeaten season against under 16 opposition by winning the Sir William Turner Sevens Tournament for the second successive year

Pupils at Saltscar Comprehensive School, Redcar, played non stop football for 12 hours to raise cash for school funds. The five a side marathon should realise 100 pounds

Public Speaking competition among Teesside secondary schools left the boys speechless. For the girls walked off with all but one of the prizes

Schoolchildren from Saltscar Comprehensive School, third form, raised over 500 pounds to buy a baby breathing alarm. Pictured receiving the gift at Redcar Health Centre, GP Dr Ian John

Stockton Preston Hall Museum, came out tops for visitors to museums in the local and outlaying areas and at the celebrations held at the Preston Park Centre near Yarm were a number of local young

Comedian and magician Tommy Cooper pulls a rabbit out of the hat during a demonstration of his magic tricks to children of a Birmingham school. Circa 1972

The Faramir Trust at Hartlepool Marina was set up for people to go sailing. The Renaissance Yacht gets set to sail the high seas with pupils of St Patricks in Thornby

Greenhead Gym Club Winners. 8th May 1986

These 28 pupils of Dalton Junior School were all smiles after receiving their cycling proficiency certificates and badges

Dalton Junior school now has a computer for each of its four year groups, thanks to fundraising efforts by parents. Some 2

These youngsters from Newsome High School disabled unit proved real winners at a recent sports competition. They came away with medals from a variety of events at the Yorkshire

It the start of the show... Cubs James Perkins (left) and Christopher Haigh introduce the Holme Valley Gang Show at Holmbridge Parish Hall

A load of rubbish... Mirfield High School sixth formers Debbie Bedford and Paul Wilkinson set an example to fellow students

Hard at work on a new nature reserve are these Reinwood Junior School, Oakes, pupils (from left) Mark Rayner, Paul Coupland, Sukdip Kaur and Lyndsey Anchor

Fundraising Marathon runner Mr Peter Meadows tries his hand at roll-a-penny at a spring fair held by Huddersfield based Sight Saving Association at Paddock Village Hall

Prof Buster Balloon, alias Brian Pitt, entertains with his party games and magic show at Cross Lane Primary and Nursery School, Elland

Ready for the off are some of the dozens of Cubs, Brownies, Scouts and Guides who tackled a 10-mile sponsored walk between Meltham and Holme

Birkby Junior School won the M10 and M11 team trophies at the annual Yorkshire SchoolsOrienteering Championships at The Chevin, Otley

Kirklees Junior Squash League held their presentation evening and disco at Huddersfield Lawn Tennis and Squash Club and the victorious captains are pictured with their teams (from left)

Graduation day possibly Barrs Hill Girls Grammar School at the end of the school year. Circa 1959

Lending a hand to help animals are these pupils from Hepworth Junior and Infant School. About 90 children from the school painted one of their hands

The 4th South Bank Scout group are celebrating the gift of 1000 pounds worth of new camping equipment they have been given, allowing them to attend outdoor camps

Scouts from Skelton who sent their old football strip to orphans in Poland, pictured wearing new strips and certificate thanking them for their donations, 5th October 1998

Scouts from Hartburn Scout group at SaverCentre, Stockton, helping with packing and carrying shopping to peoples cars, for Scout funds. 6th December 1997. Pictured, Shopper walking down aisle

Leicester City football club mascot. 21st March 1954

Leicester footballers greeted by young fans in the city shortly before their appearance on the 1961 FA Cup Final. 27th April 1961

Billingham Scouts raised 1700 pounds helping shoppers in Iceland pack their shopping over the Christmas period. Pictured

Getting ready for the Stockton Scouts Gang Show, (l-r) Christopher Snowdon, Greg Cattermole, Michael Brunt, Matthew Ness, Sara Ness, Lisa Atlay, Carl Dicken, Kevin Irvine and Michael Cook

1st Eaglescliffe Cubs Football Team are presented with medals and a shield by Boro player Alan Kernaghan. Skipper Liam Smith (10) with Alan & his team

Assistant County Commissioner David Clark (centre) congratulates scouts Paul Barker (l) and Edward Bradley on winning top scouting awards. 13th October 1996

Guisbrough Scouts win the Wharton Shield (l-r) Alastair Scoffin, Andrew Mayhew, Andrew Watson and Neil Moody. 13th July 1995

To celebrate the Cub Scouts 80th Anniversary, the 3rd Guisborough Cubs pretended that Roseberry Topping was the Eiger and took the Swiss flag to the top, 30th September 1996

Sponsored abseil from the top of Hospitality Inn, Middlesbrough, 14th April 1996. Andrew Millward fundraising in aid of Cystic Fibrosis

Planting tress, The Beavers, Cubs, Scouts and Guides from Egglescliffe, Cleveland, 3rd April 1993. Pictured, Beaver Thomas Wood (7) and Cub Scout Robert Robinson (8)

6th Norton Scout group get stuck in cleaning the bath at Ayresome Park. 20th April 1995. Ciaran Fear looks at the task ahead in the boot room

Scouts Jobweek at Stokesley. 9th April 1993. Mrs Norma Wilson is grateful for a little help with her heavy shopping & gets it from the 1st Stokesley Scouts, Alex Whitehead & Oliver Bezemer

Young actors at Shelley High School are aiming for a hat-trick of drama successes with their latest production which is being assessed by the Royal National Theater

More help for Rumania- Golcar schoolchildren have been doing their bit to boost the Blue Peter appeal. Youngsters at Golcar Junior

Nineteen-year-old Gary Pearson (2nd right), who has been presented with the Queens Scout Award, the highest in the Scout movement

Fire safety competition winners were given a tour of Huddersfield fire station. Two competitions, run by the Early Learning Centre

Who wants to be a millionaire... these Thurstonland Scouts, who are going down to London for a special presentation, do. The pack Badger patrol - Simon Sworowski, Nick Sworowski, John Lumb

Two Shelley cubs have received gold arrow awards. Matthew Hall (right); 11, and Louis Stokes, 10, are from the 22nd Huddersfield pack based at Shelley First School

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"Capturing the Essence of Schoolchildren Through Time: A Glimpse into Their Lives" A Dames School, 1845, (1904). Artist: Thomas Webster Transporting us back to a bygone era, this artwork showcases schoolchildren immersed in their studies at a traditional dames school. Bodinnick, Lanteglos by Fowey, Cornwall. 1904 In the picturesque village of Bodinnick, children gather outside their quaint school building for a snapshot frozen in time. Eric Morecambe and Ernie Wise went back to school this afternoon to present the prizes at. . Comedy legends Eric Morecambe and Ernie Wise bring laughter and joy as they return to their alma mater to honor exceptional students with well-deserved awards. Stockton Venture Scouts are preparing to take on all comers in an eight-mile paddle along. . Adventurous young minds embark on an exciting expedition as Stockton Venture Scouts gear up for an exhilarating eight-mile kayak journey filled with teamwork and determination. Tashkent, Uzbekistan - Native School Celebrating diversity and cultural heritage, Tashkent's native school provides education while nurturing traditions that have been passed down through generations. British schoolchildren practicing putting on their gas masks during World War II (b/w photo) A poignant glimpse into history reveals brave British youngsters diligently preparing themselves for potential dangers during World War II by learning how to properly wear gas masks. In the High Street, 1898. Creator: Unknown Immersed in everyday life from over a century ago, this captivating photograph captures young scholars making their way through bustling streets towards knowledge and enlightenment. Girls hockey match at Airedale School, Castleford, West Yorkshire, 1962 Exhibiting strength and sportsmanship beyond gender stereotypes of the time period; these young girls showcase their prowess and passion for hockey, breaking barriers along the way.