Schools Collection (page 5)

St Gabriels Primary School, Ormesby, Middlesbrough, 26th March 1968

Annual Jill Bainbridge Memorial Tournament at Teesside University, 13th May 1998. Stokesley (blue/pink) v Hartlepool (black) and St Marys College (black/red) v Teesside University A (yellow/black)

Teesside Junior Netball league at Brackenhoe School, Middlesbrough, 11th March 1997. Brackenhoe (red) v Castaway (blue)

Schoolchildren at Ellergreen Comprehensive School, Norris Green, Liverpool, 5th April 1980. Pictured, left to right, Sarah Pickstock, Gail Woodward, Alison Miller, Stephen Nickson, Paula Walsh

Members of Cleveland Schools Athletics Association who will be competing in the English Schools National Track and Field Championships (Hendon 8th and 9th July)

Pupils of Clarendon Secondary Modern School, South Oxhey, Watford, Hertfordshire, taking a course in yachting and seamanship on the Norfolk Broads during school holidays

When East meets West... depicting a scene from a famous Indian legend is distinguished artist Prof Pammi Lall and Vayu Naidu, of Leeds Universitys Workshop Theatre

Students from Our Lady and St Bede School, Stockton, pictured with Police Officers from the Cleveland Police Traffic Department, Superintendent Derek Sharpe and PC Jim Brown

School uniform for Whinney Banks. 1971

Maypole Dancing, Roseworth Junior School, Stockton-on-Tees, England, Circa May 1973

Maypole Dancing, Skinningrove School, Redcar and Cleveland, North Yorkshire, England, Circa May 1971. May Queen is crowned

Maypole Dancing, Teesside, Circa May 1986

Children at Coulby Newham Secondary School, 26th June 1981. Their sporting activities have won numerous titles and our lineup of winners shows, Back Row l-r, Gavin Doherty, Neale Whitely

Pure chemistry... Greenhead College science students (from left) Andrew Maxwell, Ruth Bostock and Baljinder Nijjare get the equation right at the first of three open days for prospective students

School bullies 7th February 1975 Posed image for Daily Mirror feature on violence in schools

Saltburn RC school football winners, Redcar League. 1971

Macmillan Academy, Middlesbrough, North Yorkshire, England, 15th July 1991. Aka Macmillan City Technology College

Conyers School, Green Lane, Yarm, Stockton on Tees, 27th August 1998. GCSE Students receive their exam results

School Sports Day, 22nd August 1935

Preparatory Training Centre, Rathbone Road, Liverpool, 2nd July 1940. The school is now being expanded for use as a training centre for the instruction in the engineering trades

Northfield School, Billingham, Stockton-on-Tees, Circa 1978. Cookery Class

Kneller Hall Band, performing concert in grounds of the Royal Military School of Music at Kneller Hall, Twickenham, 19th October 1935

Sponsored Run at Ormesby School, Netherfields, Middlesbrough, 17th May 1986. The five mile run is in order to raise cash for a new school computer lab

Pupils at Ian Ramsey School, Stockton, 5th October 1988. They have made over 30 time pieces, pictured, Louise Avison (left) and Lorraine Turnbull, both 14, with their clocks

Prince Charles visits Rosecroft Secondary School, Loftus, Saltburn-By-the-Sea, Redcar And Cleveland, Wednesday 30th March 1994

Children playing at Penton Junior School, Islington, North London, 11th March 1971. Face of Britain 1971 Feature

Holly Bank School headteacher Mr Trevor Hodkinson accepts this £; 70 cheque from children in Norristhorpe Avenue, Liversedge

Gilbrook School, Eston, Redcar and Cleveland, North Yorkshire. 6th December 1988. Pictured, Christmas Nativity play, with a difference, performed by pupils at Gilbrook School

A venture involving several hundred children has produced a multicoloured display of work. Pupils from state schools - Rawthorpe High, Moldgreen Junior and Infants, Dalton Infants, Dalton Juniors

Musicians in Honley High Schools senior orchestra came home the victorious from the National Festival of Music for Youth - after beating their own colleagues in the orchestra final

A converted needlework room at a Cleveland school has provided the ideal intimate setting for a drama studio. Drama students at Dene School, Thornaby

Heart-op teacher June Mankin knew she was onto a winner when she asked athlete colleague John Williams to run for her favourite charity

Young musicians in the North-East are tuning up for auditions for a place in Europes largest youth music festival. The National Festival of Music for Youth ail take place at the South Bank concert

The initiative of a group of Thornaby school children is now paying sweet dividends. Fourth Formers at the Dene School, Louise Whitehead, Chris Hawkes, Kindsay Porteous and Gurmeet Singh

Children at South Crosland CE Junior School have every reason to be very proud of themselves. They organised a sponsored three-legged walk to raise money for a special hearing device for 11-year-old

Foxford School, Longford, Coventry, England. 29th September 1987. Grange Road, Coventry, West Midlands CV6 6BB

Caring for the environment... Three schools in Rawthorpe combined together to spend a day on " litter alert" Rawthorpe Infant

Pond dipping... pupils of Sheepridges Ashbrow Junior School (from left) Marcus Bennett, Jason Swales, Sabrina Barrett and Matthew Crowther discover life at the bottom of Meltham Mills dam

Dining in style... retiring dinner lady Mrs Edna Maloney gets the VIP treatment during her last lunch hour at Berry Brow Infants and Nursery School

In the Pilgrims Rest, the ancient Tudor looking hostelry outside the Battle Castle are 5 children having their school meal. They and their school mates have their school meal there every day

Doctor Patrick Dwyer, The Roman Catholic, Archbishop of Birmingham, spends the morning talking to pupils from the Holy Name Roman Catholic Primary School at Cross Lane, Great Barr

Huddersfield children are "getting a grip on litter"
Huddersfield children are " getting a grip on litter" for National Spring Clean Week this week. Pupils of Lindley Infant Schools are seen with Sue Pangbourne

Pupils at Chorlton Convent School make Papal Banner ahead of Pope John Paul II Mass at Heaton Park, Manchester on Monday 31st May, pictured 19th May 1982. The banner measures 30 feet by 10 feet

Kerry Dobison, 12, gets her dinner at Heaton Manor School. Thousands of schoolchildren found hot meals on the menu for the firsr time in two years

Children waiting for School Meals, check whats on the menu for today, Friday 28th May 1971

Pupils at Gordonstoun Boarding School in Morayshire Scotland 12th November 1972. The school went co-educational for the first time this September

Laying the foundation stone of the Cathedral School, Cathedral Green, Truro, Cornwall. 21st October 1908
Dignitaries and Cathedral personnel laying the foundation stone of the Cathedral school. The school, used to educate the choristers, closed in 1982. Photographer: Unknown

Cathedral School, Cathedral Green, Truro, Cornwall. 1915
A view of pupils in the science laboratory of the cathedral school in 1915. The foundation stone was laid on 21st October 1908. Used to educate the choristers, the school closed in 1982

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"Exploring the Rich Tapestry of Schools: From Sheffield to Rajasthan" Step into a time capsule as we embark on a journey through the captivating world of schools. Our first stop takes us back to 1864, where "Map of the Town and Environs of Sheffield" unveils the educational landscape that shaped generations. Next, we find ourselves at Harrogate Ladies College, an institution that empowered young women with knowledge and ambition. As we fast forward to 1923-1947, an enchanting LMS poster transports us to Fettes College, epitomizing academic excellence in Scotland. Meanwhile, an Art Exhibition in Glasgow showcases how creativity thrives within school walls. Venturing southwards, our path leads us to Marylebone Road's Royal Academy of Music—a haven for aspiring musicians who compose harmonies that resonate across London's bustling streets. In contrast lies Port Sunlight—a workers' utopia—where education becomes a catalyst for social progress. The Manchester Warehousemen Orphan Schools in Cheadle Hulme remind us of the compassion embedded within education as they nurtured vulnerable children towards brighter futures. Similarly, The Hollies Children's Home in Sidcup embraced its role as a sanctuary for those seeking solace and guidance. Margaret Morris emerges from this tapestry—an influential British dancer, choreographer, and teacher whose passion ignited countless artistic souls. Onward we go—to Malvern College—where masters shape young minds with wisdom and integrity. A glimpse into Probus School's interior reveals snapshots from early 1900s Cornwall—a testament to timeless traditions upheld by dedicated educators. Finally, Mayo College beckons us to Rajasthan—the vibrant heartland of India—where rich heritage intertwines seamlessly with modern education practices. In this captivating odyssey through time and space, these schools stand not merely as buildings but as beacons illuminating paths towards enlightenment and growth. They embody resilience amidst change while fostering knowledge, creativity, and compassion.