Situated on Ribbleton Hall Drive, this secondary school was home to pupils from all over the Ribbleton area. Having rather a chequered past, it found itself rebranded as the City of Preston High School in 2004, before eventually closing its doors in 2010. The campus was then taken over by Ashton Community Science College, with students aged 14 to 19 who were studying vocational courses and training housed there. Do you have memories of Ribbleton Hall High School? Do you recognise anyone in the pictures? Let us know. READ MORE: Back in the corridors of Ashton High School. IN CASE YOU MISSED IT: Life at Archbishop Temple High School. MORE MEMORIES: Photos from All Hallows High School
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A talented team of Preston high school pupils were just pipped at the post in a fun biology quiz but they got to grips with some slippery subjects back in 1993. Youngsters from Ribbleton Hall High School failed by just one point to clinch first prize in the Lancashire Schools Biology Quiz held at Blackpool Zoo. One of their many tasks involved examining live specimens - none more spectacular than this 11ft python, weighing more than six stones! Photo: Archive
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Ribbleton Hall High School head teacher Janet Deakin and chairman of governors John Pemberton in 1994 Photo: Godfrey Birtill
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A new £4m Preston high school got the county seal of approval at its official opening in 1992. Pictured: Mayor of Preston Mary Rawcliffe (centre) with head boy and girl Kenny Newton and Susan Knight, and (from left) chairman of school governors Colin Sunderland, County Councillor Josie Farrington, and headmaster Ray McDonald Photo: Archive
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Drama students at a Ribbleton Hall High School have organised a week of activities to help raise money to stamp out animal cruelty in Greece. Faye Webb is pictured centre, with the rest of her fellow fund raisers looking on Photo: Lindsey North