Story time! Pupils at Outlane Junior School are well on their way to completing their

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Story time! Pupils at Outlane Junior School are well on their way to completing their

Story time! Pupils at Outlane Junior School are well on their way to completing their entry for the Examiner Junior Journalist Competition. The pupils in class five are busy producing reports, pictures and advertisements for their mini-Examiner and, led by nine-year-olds Oliver Booth (left) and Sabir Ijaz, are happy to display their work to date. 12th October 1990

Huddersfield Examiner Archive
Mirrorpix
England
HUDD 1990 7148

Media ID 21707390

© Mirrorpix

All Our Yesterdays Classroom Huddersfield1090 Journalism Journalist Media Newspaper Schoolchildren Competitions Supplement

EDITORS COMMENTS
Capturing the essence of youthful enthusiasm and creativity, this print showcases the pupils of Outlane Junior School engrossed in their storytelling journey. With the Examiner Junior Journalist Competition as their destination, these bright minds from class five are diligently crafting reports, pictures, and advertisements for their very own mini-Examiner. Led by the talented nine-year-olds Oliver Booth and Sabir Ijaz, these aspiring journalists proudly present their remarkable work-in-progress. Taken on a memorable day in October 1990, this snapshot from our yesteryears transports us back to a time when children's imaginations ran wild within the confines of a classroom. The vibrant energy radiating from each student is palpable; it is evident that they have embraced journalism with unwavering passion. As they meticulously put pen to paper or carefully arrange visuals on display boards, these young storytellers demonstrate an innate understanding of media dynamics far beyond their years. Their dedication to honing their skills shines through every detail presented before them. This photograph not only captures a moment frozen in time but also serves as a testament to the power of education and nurturing young talents. It reminds us that even at such tender ages, dreams can be pursued ardently with determination and joyous collaboration. Preserved by Huddersfield Examiner Archive's Memory Lane Prints collection, this image encapsulates an era where schoolchildren dared to dream big while immersing themselves in journalistic endeavors.

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