39 pictures of Preston's Archbishop Temple School pupils in the 90s
By Iain Lynn
Published 23rd Aug 2019, 11:19 GMT
Updated 23rd Aug 2019, 12:19 GMT
We've been digging through the archives to bring you this trip down memory lane.
These pictures were all taken by our photographers at Archbishop Temple School in Preston during the 90s.
More than 100 pupils received certificates and books for their efforts and achievements at the annual prize day in July 1994
Rev Dr Stephen Hunt, Chris Rogan from BAE, Bishop of Lancaster Rt Rev Jack Nicholls, Canon John Hall, head Gillian James, vice chairman of governors John Ashcroft, chairman of governors Gordon Payne and MP Nigel Evans
Kate Noble and Peter Kellett received long service awards
Cookery lessons with chef Stephen Williams and Archbishop Temple pupils Nicola McGinty and Paul Taylor
Headteacher Dr David Dennison, Sarah Bhanot, winner of four prizes, Wendy Hogg, and chairman of govenors Gordon Payne at an awards night in 1994
Fiona Collins and Zuned Bhayat in the technology room
Scholarship winners Chintal Barot and Catherine Pape
Teacher Charles Wall and pupils Lee Marshall and Sarah Bhajot get to grips with some new technology equipment
Silver Jubilee reunion: Headteachers John Dobson, the Rev Peter Shepherd, Peter Hattersley and David Dennison
Chris Rogan of BAe opened the Technology College by burying a time capsule prepared by pupils at the school
In 1993 at new sign arrived to mark the school's name change from William Temple High School
Head teacher Dr Dennison left Archbishop School in 1995, to be replaced by Mrs Gillian James
Head of Technology Charles Wall with pupils
Samantha Croft celebrates after Archbishop Temple was the only Preston school to feature in a new guide book to the best schools in the UK
Celebrating a good report, Stephen Nalty, Martine McKelvey, Judith Modern and Nilesh Patel
The school installed 1000 worth of weights equipment in 1990
The Bishop of Lancaster Rt Rev Jack Nicholls joins in a science lesson with lisa Chauhan and Mandy Conroy-Phillips
Canadian headteacher Dr Ray Johnson with pupils Steven Hammond and Melissa Hamilton
Pupil Ben Severs celebrates his 100% attendance record
