Schools Collection (page 4)

Thornaby Queen Street School, Thornaby, Stockton on Tees, North Yorkshire. 13th July 1978

Pupils at Dene School, Thornaby are pictured helping to prepare the goods collected for the Polish appeal. for distribution in Clevelands twin town of Szczecin in North-West Poland. 19th March 1982

14-year-old Jeremy Moorby will be supplying the music on the Dene Schools latest acquisition, an organ bought from Teeside Golf Club, at a musical evening in aid of the Stockton

Former pupils and staff of Leamington College for Boys turned up in force for a trip down memory lane. The get-together at the former college, now a centre for sixth-form comprehensive studies

Two Teenage Girls

London Ragged School, Battersea 1890s
The London Ragged Schools Union was established in April 1844 to combine resources in the city, providing free education, food, clothing, lodging and other home missionary services for poor children

Owler Lane School, Owler Lane, Firvale, Sheffield, c. 1910
From an original at Sheffield Libraries: p00100

Penwartha School from the front, Perranzabuloe, Cornwall. Early 1900s
A general view of Penwartha Board school with a school house to the side. The school was closed in 1969. Photographer: Arthur William Jordan

Duke of Cornwalls visit to the Royal Cornwall Museum to mark the bicentenary year of the Royal Institution of Cornwall
The Duke of Cornwall meets students from local primary schools who sung a special composition " This is Cornwall" upon his arrival at the museum

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Surgeonfish aggregate on the north coast of Komodo Island. Surgeonfishes are small-scaled, with a single dorsal fin and one or more distinctive

Kyrgyz school on the southern slopes of the Ural Mountains
3785276 Kyrgyz school on the southern slopes of the Ural Mountains, ; (add.info.: Kyrgyz school on the southern slopes of the Ural Mountains, 1914)

Montessori teaching method
3783649 Montessori teaching method; (add.info.: Montessori teaching method - early 20th century. Children counting strings of beads - one of 100 and one of 1000)

Montessori teaching method
3783651 Montessori teaching method; (add.info.: Montessori teaching method - early 20th century. Children working with language cards (placing articles and nouns together)

Schooling Black Striped Salema / Snapper (Xenocys jessiae) and Yellowtail Surgeonfish (Prionurus laticlavius). Galapagos Islands, Equador. Three images were stitched to create this panorama

Female art students at the Royal Academy school
Women art students in a life drawing class at the Royal Academy school

Schoolgirls from Colstons Girls School in Bristol celebrate Colston Day with a traditional Colston bun, also known as MV Day

Children at Sarah Metcalfe School build a canoe in Wood shop class, Middlesbrough, February 1976

Chess Championships at Sacred Heart Catholic School, Handsworth, Birmingham, Saturday 13th December 1975

Lollipop Man Retires, Billingham, 1976

Lollipop lady, Redcar, 1972

Lollipop lady to be guest of honour at school fete, Middlesborough, 1972

Lollipop Man Retires, Teesside, 1974

New Uniforms and Signs for Lollipop Ladies and Men to adhere to new EU Regulations, the signs no longer say CHILDREN, and will carry a symbol for children instead

Lollipop lady Susan Hall escorts children across Crescent Road, Worcester Street Crossing, Middlesbrough, 9th March 1993

Writer and Illustrator Joseph Sharples instructs mums as well as first year pupils when he held a workshop for first year pupils at Knowsley Hey Comprehensive School. Knowsley, Merseyside

Karen Wilson with Carl Graham (left) and John Bride, pupils at Ruffwood Comprehensive School, doing well for themselves at School. Karen has won a place at Kings College, Cambridge

Tram passes St. Georges School, Bristol, Circa 1900

Schoolchildren using old Christmas cards to spread the message about recycling, they handed the cards to members of the Countryside Commission at the Boots store in Huyton, Friday 7th January 1994

Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh at Lockleaze School (Wheatsheaf Club), Bristol. 29th October 1959

First and second year pupils at Langbaurgh School, Middlesbrough, taking part in a new scheme called active tutorial work

Southlands School children, Middlesbrough. 1976

Southalnds School, Middlesbrough. Mr John Dawes with some of the pupils from Southlands School on a nautical studies course on the Tees. 25th April 1983

Pupils at Southlands School, Middlesbrough. 9th July 1982

Julie Grafton, Terence Wall and Lisa Maxwell test the effect of air pressure on a wing section of a model plane. Langbaurgh School, Middlesbrough. 7th October 1983

Mark Burke, Schoolboy football player, aged 14 years old, pupil at St Edmund Campion School, Erdington, will be signing associated schoolboy forms for Aston Villa tomorrow

Grangefield Grammar School. 1971

Students at Finham Park School, celebrating their A-Level results. Left to right, Tim Martin, Roshni Mistry, Dave McNern and Jalpa Dhokia. Coventry. 20th August 1998

The opening of Eston Park school. Derek Fatchett with pupils Jasmine Harper, seated, and (L-R) Chantelle Graham, David Walker, Georgina Martin, John Williams and Mark Manson. 29th October 1991

Eston County Modern School which will be formally opened by Mr R. Gould, general secretary. June 1st 1954

Pupils of Eston Park School who have chosen for national teams in their respective sports. They are (L-R) Claire Vinter (cricket) Caroline Fish (roller skating)

Young Eton goes wild with delight on beating Harrow at Earls Court. 20, 000 people saw Eton beat Harrow at Lord s, when all was over feelings were relieved in the time-honoured fashion

Students from Eston Park School (L-R) Peter Hill, Chris Crash and Martin Jobling, work on a project with Cliff Sanders, Enrons assistant mechanical engineer. 17th December 1996

Children taking part in a Turnip Lantern Competition ahead of Halloween, proudly show their designs, Teesside, October 1976

Yarm School, Yarm, North Yorkshire, England, Monday 6th March 1989. Our Picture Shows... Rugby players at Yarm School during practise session

Old Blundells School, Tiverton, Devon. 1926

Over 200 schoolchildren from Wood Green School, North London, went on a Hovercraft trip from Dover to make a first hand study of the Goodwin Sands

Disabled youngsters from Ormesby Comprehensive School have done their bit to bring a prestigious national sporting trophy to the North East

Three youngsters at the Ormesby Primary School made their own special contribution to local charity following a series of sponsored events in which they raised nearly 800 pounds

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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.