Kyle Walker and Esme Morgan, who have both represented the Three Lions with distinction, are just two of the famous names who attended High Storrs School.
They are part of a long list of notable alumni from the secondary school on High Storrs Road.
A Coronation Street actor, a former That’s Life and Watchdog presenter, stars of two much-loved sitcoms and leading lights in the worlds of fashion and cookery are among the other big names who attended the school before going on to achieve great things.
High Storrs School dates back to 1880, when it opened as Sheffield Central Technical School.
It later became two separate grammar schools for girls and boys, before merging into a single comprehensive in 1969.
It does not have a uniform, with students allowed to wear what they want as long as they stick to the dress code.
13. Grace Clough
The rower Grace Clough MBE grew up in Sheffield and attended High Storrs School. She won multiple titles at the World Rowing Championships and also struck gold at the 2016 Summer Paralympics. She was inducted into the Sheffield Legends Walk of Fame in 2016 and named a Member of the Order of the British Empire in 2017. | Paralympics GB Photo: Paralympics GB
14. Esme Morgan
Esme Morgan, who attended High Storrs School in Sheffield, began playing football in the city with Ecclesall Rangers. The centre back has gone on to play for Manchester City and England. | Getty Images Photo: Getty Images
15. Kavita Donkersley
Kavita Donkersley attended High Storrs School during the late 2000s and early 2010s. She has gone on to become a hugely successful influencer, with more than 100,000 followers on her She Wears Fashion Instagram account, which focuses on sustainable fashion. She describes herself as a 'stylist, presenter & professional thrifter'. | Submitted Photo: Submitted
16. Anton Phung, aka B-boy LB
Anton Phung attended High Storrs School in the 2000s and was taught dance by Ms Lee. He was inspired to pursue a career in dance after the then world champion breakdancer Lil Tim put on a show at the school in 2002. Going by the name B-boy LB, he became the first ever winner of the prestigious Red Bull BC One UK Cypher in 2016 and has competed around the world at events including the 2022 European and World Breaking Championships. | Anton Phung, submitted Photo: Anton Phung, submitted