With just a few shopping days to Christmas, the record industry is waiting to see which record will be the Number One on December 25. The new version of Band Aid's Do They Know It's Christmas is odds on favourite. But some pupils at Broughton High School had a listen to some of the others. The Juke Box Jury were Katherine Keane, 15; Barrie-John Williams, 15; Liz Bulman, 15; Sarah Devaney, 15; Chris Swarbrick, 16; and Michael Staniforth, 16placeholder image
With just a few shopping days to Christmas, the record industry is waiting to see which record will be the Number One on December 25. The new version of Band Aid's Do They Know It's Christmas is odds on favourite. But some pupils at Broughton High School had a listen to some of the others. The Juke Box Jury were Katherine Keane, 15; Barrie-John Williams, 15; Liz Bulman, 15; Sarah Devaney, 15; Chris Swarbrick, 16; and Michael Staniforth, 16 | National World

30 brilliant Broughton High School pictures you won't want to miss if you went to the Preston school

Claire Lark
By Claire Lark

Digital Journalist

Published 4th Jul 2025, 10:08 GMT

We are looking back at your school days with trip down memory lane to one Preston school.

Our archives have thrown up these pictures from the 90s at Broughton High School. Do you recognise anyone? Does it bring back hazy memories of your time at school?

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Broughton High School pupil Sarah Hallett, 15, presents 1,400 keys collected for the homeless to Jason Harvey, manager of the Body Shop in Lancaster

21. Broughton High in the 90s

Broughton High School pupil Sarah Hallett, 15, presents 1,400 keys collected for the homeless to Jason Harvey, manager of the Body Shop in Lancaster Photo: Godfrey Birtill

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An aerial death slide was one of the novel ways used to give pupils at Broughton High School a new perspective on clean and healthy living. All the 850 pupils took part

22. Broughton High in the 90s

An aerial death slide was one of the novel ways used to give pupils at Broughton High School a new perspective on clean and healthy living. All the 850 pupils took part Photo: John Atkinson

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An aerial death slide was one of the novel ways used to give pupils at Broughton High School a new perspective on clean and healthy living. All the 850 pupils took part

23. Broughton High in the 90s

An aerial death slide was one of the novel ways used to give pupils at Broughton High School a new perspective on clean and healthy living. All the 850 pupils took part Photo: John Atkinson

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Pupils past and present took a trip down memory lane when 200 of them gathered to celebrate historic Broughton High School's 400th anniversary. Pictured: Mother and son Kate and Mike Breakwell who came to the school in the 1920s and 1940s respectively

24. Broughton High in the 90s

Pupils past and present took a trip down memory lane when 200 of them gathered to celebrate historic Broughton High School's 400th anniversary. Pictured: Mother and son Kate and Mike Breakwell who came to the school in the 1920s and 1940s respectively Photo: Lindsey North

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