And we have gone back down memory lane to take a look back at what it was like going to school in Sheffield in the second half of the 20th century.
Back in those days, The Star took all its news photos in black and white. But the world outside was very much in colour.
So we have used technology to transform 18 of our old pictures into colour for the first time.
And you can see them all in the gallery below, which looks at many of the city’s schools as they were, using pictures from the 50s, 60s, 70s, 80s and 90s.
There are pictures looking back at school life in the city all the way from infant school, into the secondary schools, from the days of blackboards, and registers that teachers filled in with a pen.
Take a look and see how many of the activities you remember, in colour for the first time.

5. Nether Green Infants
Children playing at Nether Green Infant School, Stumperlowe Park Road, in February 1990. Picture: Sheffield Newspapers / Picture Sheffield Photo: Sheffield Newspapers / Picture Sheffield

6. Wadsley Bridge Infant and Juniors
Road Safety visit from the Police with 'Bertie Beacon', Wadsley Bridge Infant and Junior School, Penistone Road North, in 1972. Picture: Sheffield Newspapers / Picture Sheffield Photo: Sheffield Newspapers / Picture Sheffield

7. Dobcroft Middle School
Dobcroft Middle School, Pinter Road, June 1972. Picture: Sheffield Newspapers / Picture Sheffield Photo: Sheffield Newspapers / Picture Sheffield

8. Carbrook County School
Lunch time at Carbrook County School, Attercliffe Common, believed to be in the 1970s. Picture: Sheffield Newspapers / Picture Sheffield Photo: Sheffield Newspapers / Picture Sheffield


