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Royal Visit
Royal visit of King George VI and Queen Elizabeth to Durham, 23rd February 1939 - on the balcony of the town hall. 3000 school children assembled to sing the national anthem. DA Box 308.
Royal visit of King George VI and Queen Elizabeth to Durham, 23rd February 1939 - on the balcony of the town hall. 3000 school children assembled to sing the national anthem. DA Box 308.
Royal Visit
Royal visit of King George VI and Queen Elizabeth to Durham, 23rd February 1939 - crowds gathered in the market place, including 3000 school children who sang the national anthem. DA Box 308.
Royal visit of King George VI and Queen Elizabeth to Durham, 23rd February 1939 - crowds gathered in the market place, including 3000 school children who sang the national anthem. DA Box 308.
School children
Boys and girls from Bluecoat School, Claypath, Durham City photographed after the presentation of their junior first aid certificates, May 1940. Mr H L Holliday trained the children and the success rate was 100%. DA Box 370.
Boys and girls from Bluecoat School, Claypath, Durham City photographed after the presentation of their junior first aid certificates, May 1940. Mr H L Holliday trained the children and the success rate was 100%. DA Box 370.
School children
Large group of school children from Western Hill School at the opening of there annual concert, may 1947. The picture was taken in front of the obelisk in the grounds of St Leonard's RC School, Durham City. DA Box 50.
Large group of school children from Western Hill School at the opening of there annual concert, may 1947. The picture was taken in front of the obelisk in the grounds of St Leonard's RC School, Durham City. DA Box 50.
Hunt meets children
The master of the Durham Foxhounds greets children near Shincliffe School during one of their meets, November 1950. DA Box 367.
The master of the Durham Foxhounds greets children near Shincliffe School during one of their meets, November 1950. DA Box 367.
School Christmas Party
Group photograph of teachers and children with Father Christmas at a Christmas Party at Millburngate Nursery School, December 1950. DA Box 360.
Group photograph of teachers and children with Father Christmas at a Christmas Party at Millburngate Nursery School, December 1950. DA Box 360.
Tree planting
Children of Shincliffe Church of England School attending a ceremony at which a number of coronation trees were planted, May 1953. DA Box 645.
Children of Shincliffe Church of England School attending a ceremony at which a number of coronation trees were planted, May 1953. DA Box 645.
Nativity play
Children from Brandon Modern School presenting a Christmas nativity play in aid of the Brancepeth Village 750th Anniversary restoration appeal fund, 3rd December 1953. It was produced by Mr R Naylo and conducted by Miss L Raine. Names of those who took part are:; Brian Strong, Jean Stoker, Neville Thompson, Brain Derbyshire, Thomas Richardson, Donald Reavley, Ronald Best, Edwin Evans, Tony Eales, Barbara Seed, Isabel Ward Maragert Anderson, Margaret Kennedy, Lorna Maddison and Aileen Wright. DA Box 712.
Children from Brandon Modern School presenting a Christmas nativity play in aid of the Brancepeth Village 750th Anniversary restoration appeal fund, 3rd December 1953. It was produced by Mr R Naylo and conducted by Miss L Raine. Names of those who took part are:; Brian Strong, Jean Stoker, Neville Thompson, Brain Derbyshire, Thomas Richardson, Donald Reavley, Ronald Best, Edwin Evans, Tony Eales, Barbara Seed, Isabel Ward Maragert Anderson, Margaret Kennedy, Lorna Maddison and Aileen Wright. DA Box 712.
Priest and schoolchildren
Canon Pippett the beloved parish priest of St Godric's RC Church pictured with some of the children at St Godric's School on the occasion of his 50th anniversary in the pristhood, July 1954. DA Box 783.
Canon Pippett the beloved parish priest of St Godric's RC Church pictured with some of the children at St Godric's School on the occasion of his 50th anniversary in the pristhood, July 1954. DA Box 783.
School outing
Mr Harry Appleton and his staff from Shincliffe School with a group of children returning from a nature lesson in the schools delightful surroundings, May 1955. DA Box 872. The children were encouraged to preserve the beauty of their village by planting flowers and protecting trees.
Mr Harry Appleton and his staff from Shincliffe School with a group of children returning from a nature lesson in the schools delightful surroundings, May 1955. DA Box 872. The children were encouraged to preserve the beauty of their village by planting flowers and protecting trees.
Lollipop man
Children from Gilesgate Council School being helped across Sunderland Road by a lollipop man, December 1959. The school was demolished many years ago and council bungalows built on the site. The terraced houses on the right are the rear of Young Streeet, Durham City. DA Box 70.
Children from Gilesgate Council School being helped across Sunderland Road by a lollipop man, December 1959. The school was demolished many years ago and council bungalows built on the site. The terraced houses on the right are the rear of Young Streeet, Durham City. DA Box 70.
RC Church Fair
The Roman Catholic Churches of Durham held their Garden Fete in the grounds of St Leonards School, June 1958. The Mayor Cllr J A Naylor had a go at the shooting gallery after he opened the fair, behind the children, wearing glasses is Cllr W Edge. DA Box 234.
The Roman Catholic Churches of Durham held their Garden Fete in the grounds of St Leonards School, June 1958. The Mayor Cllr J A Naylor had a go at the shooting gallery after he opened the fair, behind the children, wearing glasses is Cllr W Edge. DA Box 234.
Carol Play
Children from Nevilles Cross High School and Durham Commercial College who presented teh carol play "Nowell" at St Cuthberts Church, North Road, 19th December 1958. The play was an adaptation from the Coventry and Wakefield Mystery plays. Some of the names are:P Crawford, M Rose, J MOle, R Davidson, G Lowe, J Stoker, M Reed, J Ward, E Alderson, D Lauderdale, B Moore, R Swinburn, S Eccleston, C Merick, J Pearson, L Daglish, D Smith, K Pearson, J Smith, R Ellis and W Duffy. DA Box 291.
Children from Nevilles Cross High School and Durham Commercial College who presented teh carol play "Nowell" at St Cuthberts Church, North Road, 19th December 1958. The play was an adaptation from the Coventry and Wakefield Mystery plays. Some of the names are:P Crawford, M Rose, J MOle, R Davidson, G Lowe, J Stoker, M Reed, J Ward, E Alderson, D Lauderdale, B Moore, R Swinburn, S Eccleston, C Merick, J Pearson, L Daglish, D Smith, K Pearson, J Smith, R Ellis and W Duffy. DA Box 291.
School group
Group of children from Infants Model School, Durham City. From Photograph album left by Mary Ann Willan to Walter Edwin Willan July 13th 1919.
Group of children from Infants Model School, Durham City. From Photograph album left by Mary Ann Willan to Walter Edwin Willan July 13th 1919.
Medal
Front of medal and ribbon given to children from Durham Schools by Lord and Lady Londonderry during their term as Mayor and Mayoress of Durham City, 1911. Size 39mm dia. See 91000 & 91001 for programme of presentation event.
Front of medal and ribbon given to children from Durham Schools by Lord and Lady Londonderry during their term as Mayor and Mayoress of Durham City, 1911. Size 39mm dia. See 91000 & 91001 for programme of presentation event.
Medal
Back of medal and ribbon given to children from Durham Schools by Lord and Lady Londonderry during their term as Mayor and Mayoress of Durham City, 1911. Size 39mm dia. See 91000 & 91001 for programme of presentation event.
Back of medal and ribbon given to children from Durham Schools by Lord and Lady Londonderry during their term as Mayor and Mayoress of Durham City, 1911. Size 39mm dia. See 91000 & 91001 for programme of presentation event.
Programme
Cover of programme for Summer Fete in the grounds of Seaham Hall given by the Marquis and Marchioness of Londonderry (Mayor and Mayoress of Durham) for Durham School Children on Thursday 8th August 1911. Size 380 x 260mm. See 90998 & 90999 for medal presentated to the children.
Cover of programme for Summer Fete in the grounds of Seaham Hall given by the Marquis and Marchioness of Londonderry (Mayor and Mayoress of Durham) for Durham School Children on Thursday 8th August 1911. Size 380 x 260mm. See 90998 & 90999 for medal presentated to the children.
Programme
Inside of programme for Summer Fete in the grounds of Seaham Hall given by the Marquis and Marchioness of Londonderry (Mayor and Mayoress of Durham) for Durham School Children on Thursday 8th August 1911. Size 380 x 260mm. See 90998 & 90999 for medal presentated to the children.
Inside of programme for Summer Fete in the grounds of Seaham Hall given by the Marquis and Marchioness of Londonderry (Mayor and Mayoress of Durham) for Durham School Children on Thursday 8th August 1911. Size 380 x 260mm. See 90998 & 90999 for medal presentated to the children.
Sisters of Mercy
Two nuns with children at St Godric's RC School, Castle Chare, Durham City, July 1960. L-r: Sister Gabriel and Sister Ursula, after 63 years of teaching and uniting the sick by the Sisters of Mercy at Durham, these two nuns were the last and were returning to St Ann's Convent in Newcastle. DA Box 527.
Two nuns with children at St Godric's RC School, Castle Chare, Durham City, July 1960. L-r: Sister Gabriel and Sister Ursula, after 63 years of teaching and uniting the sick by the Sisters of Mercy at Durham, these two nuns were the last and were returning to St Ann's Convent in Newcastle. DA Box 527.
New School
General view of the new £155,000 Secondary Modern School at Gilesgate, January 1961. It was built on a raft foundation due to the marshy land and mine workings and was due to accomodate 500 children. DA Box 608.
General view of the new £155,000 Secondary Modern School at Gilesgate, January 1961. It was built on a raft foundation due to the marshy land and mine workings and was due to accomodate 500 children. DA Box 608.
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