The site off Chapeltown Road is the Steel City’s largest school as well as one of its oldest, after it was founded in 1931 and today has room for 1,750 pupils.
A delve into The Star’s archives has turned up a treasure trove of photos showing the school’s rich history of drama productions like Grease, Little Shop of Horrors and Return to the Forbidden Planet.
Enjoy our gallery below and see if you can spot yourself in one of Ecclesfield School’s bevy on stage productions and events from years gone by.
5. Headteacher Mick Nolan along with pupils, May 2007
Ecclesfield School Headteacher Mick Nolan, along with pupils, presents a cheque for £500 to Pam Prior & Heather Johnson for cows in Bangalore, May 2007. Photo: Glenn Ashley
6. Author Peter Murry snips the ribbon on Ecclesfield Road's refurbished library, May 2005
Author Peter Murry snips the ribbon on Ecclesfield Road's refurbished library., May 2005 Photo: Mike Waistell
7. Pupils and Councillors from Ecclesfield school prepare to go on a litter pick around the local area, June 2003.
Pupils and Councillors from Ecclesfield school prepare to go on a litter pick around the local area, June 2003. Photo: Dean Atkins
8. Assembly photo at Ecclesfield School, November 2003
Theatre Company Quantum from London visited Ecclesfield School in 2003 for a production of 'The Complete Guide to Forces' science show. Seen are pupils as they watch the show. Photo: Mike Waistell