All Our Yesterdays Collection (page 3)

Children helped to complete a line of pennies stretching round their school playground. All 256 pupils of Reinwood Infant and Nursery School, Huddersfield

Pride of the Clubs, from left are John Wheatley, Phillip Mee and Gary Sutton, who have been presented with Gold Arrows, the highest award for Cubs. The 10-year olds are members of Dalton pack

In the bin, that is the message from this Springwood litter task-force taking a pride in keeping Huddersfield streets spick and span

Dustbin delight, Mrs Margaret Sutcliffe, of Marsh, presents one of the dustbin-shaped cakes she made for children from Deighton Junior School and St Patricks Infant School, Birkby

Mrs Sue Berger, RSPCA schools officer, with Fartown High School second-year pupils Satinder Singh, Debra Jeffrey, Jaime Szydelco and Daniel Donald

Schools new saplings. Green-fingered youngsters Edward Dalton and Emma Jackson, with teacher Mrs Jane Hardwick, from Hade Edge Junior and Infant School, Holmfirth

Pupils of a Golcar school are setting up a historic link with the USSR. Youngsters from St Johns C of E Junior School are writing to pupils from a school in Kazakhstan

Happy Birthday Beavers. Paddock Beavers celebrated their fist birthday with a fun filled party. The boys had games and party food to celebrate their anniversary

School cheque, two race nights and a Halloween party at the Travellers Rest pub, Denby Dale, raised £ 380 for Nortonthorpe Hall School, Scissett

Salendine Nooks super six-year old swimmer Christopher Sharp has broken a record as the youngest child to enter Huddersfield Amateur Swimming Clubs long-distance swim

Blind Kirklees councillor Stewart Heppleston (centre) presented a £; 795 cheque to the Royal National Institute of the Blind on behalf of pupils at Outlane Junior School

When you get right down to it... five-year old twins Simeon and Peter Yianni braved the cold to help complete a line of pennies stretching round their school playground

Huddersfield Town player Kieran O Regan netted £; 264 for the Jolene Kaye Appeal when he collected a cheque from kind-hearted regulars of the Wooldale Arms

Children from a Huddersfield school have raised a massive £4, 775 for the £10
Children from a Huddersfield school have raised a massive £ 4, 775 for the £ 10, 000 Jolene Kaye Appeal to pay for a life-saving heart operation for the Downs Syndrome baby from Dalton

South Crosland Junior School has been collecting "bug", in more ways than one
South Crosland Junior School has been collecting " bug", in more ways than one. Class two has a collection of stick insects and it just keeps on growing

Board game expert Mr David Holmes, of the Great Game Company, Denby Dale, pictured during a visit to King Jamess High School, Almondbury

First salute, member Jonathan Osborne salutes the new Huddersfield North (Bradley St Thomas s) Cub Pack. Seventeen Cubs have joined the pack led by Shirley Pearson at St Thomass Church Hall

Young artists at Helme Junior and Infant C of E School have had their lessons all sewn up. Pupils from two art groups at the school have joined together to produce a mini version of the famous Bayeux

Classical music will get the steel pan treatment when Huddersfields trail-blazing North Stars Steel Orchestra plays at Londons Royal Festival Hall today

Members of the childrens drama group at Honley Trinity Church pictured during a Peter Pan production. Fourteen children, aged five to 13

Students at New College, Huddersfield, in a scene from their latest theatrical production using " multi-media". The sixth formers took to the stage in a one-and-a-half-hour live performance

Children give up cash for charity. Children went without pocket money and did extra jobs around their homes to help a charity which works for youngsters with cancer

Five sporty schoolgirls have kicked off shining careers in a traditionally all-male preserve.... rugby. All from Castle Hall Middle, Mirfield, they have proved they can run

A charity football match between two teams from Rawthorpe Youth Club raised about £; 250 for the Jolene Kaye appeal. The game, held at Rawthorpe High School playing fields

All smiles... Mr Maurice Adams, of the National Childrens Home accepts a cheque for £ 170 raised by these pupils at Knowl First School, Mirfield

Teamwork... Senior pupils at Lydgate School, New Mill, have organised a Christmas Fete to help buy their school a video camera

Taking their teddies for a picnic organised by Holmfirth and Meltham Lions are these youngsters with president Mr David Mosley

Youngsters at a Huddersfield community centre have launched a fight to keep their youth worker. Children at a youth group at the Hudawi centre want to keep Miss Glendene Gill

Banking on success... Sixth-form students at Colne Valley High School get practical experience in business studies by running a school bank for the younger pupils

Member of a recently formed majorette troop are literally in the limelight after winning a top trophy at a seaside tournament

Brothers Jamie and Jonathon Moore have taken on their first television roles in a Thames TV documentary. Jamie, who is nine later this month and brother Jonathon, seven, of Taylor Hill

The calm before the storm - organiser Mr Leslie Chadwick (right) and referee Mr David Mallinson (second right) run through the rules before a six-a-side cub football competition at Shelley High

All 420 pupils at St Patricks RC Primary School, Birkby, helped to raise £ 175 for the Examiner Bodyscanner Appeal. Lisa Bedford (front)

Wheel em away... Stile Common Junior School pupils, from left, Lee Dutton, Manjit Garcha and Daniel Hayes, get a lift from ambulance men, Alan Parkinson, left

Fartown High School excelled in the National Schools Orienteering Championships at Sutton Park, Birmingham, and came home with bronze medals in the team event behind Walton and Newcastle Royal

These four youngsters have all hit the cub worlds bullseye by earning their gold arrow awards. The cubs - (from left) David Rowles, Scott Archer

Singing a song of Sixpence were these youngsters from New Road Sunday School, Rastrick. They were among the cast of a musical show presented at the 105th annual festival of the Band of Hope

Cowcliffe Playgroup has come of age - and a special party was held for its 21st birthday. Pictured cutting the cake, made by one of the mums, Mrs Dorothy Pearce

Many thanks... Ten-year-old Sarah Bett, right, of Mount School, hands over a cheque for £ 221 to Tina Pollard, 15, of the Candlelighters

Worzel Gummidge, Billy Bunter and Madonna helped raise cash for the Examiner Bodyscanner Appeal. Class 3W of Honley Junior School paid for the privilege of going to school in fancy dress

A scheme which has created woodland, hedgerows, meadow and marsh on parts of a school playing field has won third prize in a national conservation competition

Cute and cuddly. Pictured at the soft toy stall at an autumn fair held by Snowgatehead Methodist Church, New Mill are (from left) Kelly Briggs, Emma Drew, Emma Holland and Louise Cartwright

Newshound was barking up the right tree when he rounded off a book week at Cumberworth First school in his own inimitable style

The 2nd Holme Valley Brownies made their combined Halloween and Guy Fawkes party an extra special night when they presented a cheque for £ 53 for the Bodyscanner Appeal to Examiner promotions

Fireworks fun for brothers Daniel and Jamie Halliday, of Lepton Middle School, pictured here at Kirkburtons Three Owls bonfire. They were taking part in a Guy Fawkes competition for schools

In the pink ? the sparkling Dusky Pinks Majorettes from Crosland Moor have recently added the British Open Rose Bowl Junior Championship to their vast array of trophies

Bust a balloon... children of Parkwood Playgroup join in the fun of the groups autumn fair with Prof Buster Balloon. The fair included a variety of stalls set up by playgroup mothers who raised about

Thank you, one and all. Handing over this £220 for the Bodyscanner Appeal are these
Thank you, one and all. Handing over this £ 220 for the Bodyscanner Appeal are these members and leaders of the Pathfinders from Crosland Moors Seventh Day Adventists Church

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"All Our Yesterdays: A Glimpse into the Past" Call of the wild. . Pupils of Stile Common Junior School performed a musical extravaganza, transporting us back to simpler times when nature and imagination were our greatest companions. Interviewer Anne Mountfield with youngsters destined to appear on TV, capturing their innocence and dreams as they embark on a journey towards stardom, reminding us of the boundless potential within every child. Honley Show. A bird in the hand. . Margaret Mottram, of Thurlstone Owl Sanctuary, showcasing her passion for wildlife conservation and reminding us to cherish and protect our natural world. Huddersfield Royal Infirmary has been presented with a national award for its work, highlighting the dedication and commitment of healthcare professionals who have tirelessly served their community throughout history. Champagne-style shopping - Mrs Winifred Haigh and her husband Jack (left), reminiscing about an era when indulgence was savored slowly, appreciating life's luxuries amidst simplicity. Publicans of the Hare and Hounds, Marsden, Brian and Jean Tillotson (centre), embodying the warmth and camaraderie found in local pubs where friendships are forged over pints shared through generations. Residents of Fenay Lea Drive, Waterloo enjoy themselves in spite of the weather; proving that even rain cannot dampen spirits or hinder moments filled with laughter among neighbors turned family. Even the rain couldn't dampen royal wedding fever as people took to streets; uniting communities under one joyous celebration while embracing traditions that transcend time itself. Food glorious food helps street party at Browning Road Sheepridge go with a swing; reminiscent of days gone by when sharing meals brought people together fostering bonds that last lifetimes. Actor Jonathan Linsley - who plays Crusher in BBC TV's iconic series- reminds us how entertainment has shaped our memories allowing characters like his to become a part of our collective history. Pure chemistry. .