Is there an inspiring teacher whose impact you will never forget, and are there old friends you’d love to catch up with again?
If you grew up in the 90s, or your children or grandchildren were at primary school then, these photos might help jog your memory.
They capture treasured moments at schools around Sheffield more than a quarter of a century ago, from school plays to sports, cooking, gardening and fancy dress fun.
As well as the children, this retro photo gallery features some of the most popular teachers of the 90s, who made learning fun and helped give their pupils the best start in life.
Pupils are shown both hard at work and letting off steam in the playground, as well as saying a big thank you to some long-serving members of staff as they bid a sad farewell.
Do these photos bring back any happy memories for you, and can you spot yourself, an old friend or a favourite teacher?
17. Chess masters
Intake Primary school, where members of the chess team are seen with their trophies. Pictured standing from LtoR are Joe Palmer, Nicholas McIlroy, Shaun Boldock, Liam Staniland, Adam Richardson and Joe Paramore. Seated are Ian Gragory and Sarah Hutchinson. At the back are deputy headteacher Peter Lowry and headteacher Nev Wheeler. | Sheffield Newspapers Photo: Mike Waistell
18. Hard at work
Pupils at Monteney Primary School, Parson Cross, Sheffield, pictured at work in a technology class with Michael Conyers in January 1998 | Sheffield Newspapers Photo: Mike Waistell
19. New art room
Artist Joe Scarborough pictured with pupils at Meersbrook Bank Primary School, Derbyshire Lane, Sheffield, where he opened the art room, in 1998 | Sheffield Newspapers Photo: Mike Waistell
20. Rainbow Forge
Keegan Booth, aged four, and Georgina Lacey, three, open the new environment classroom at Rainbow Forge Primary School, Beighton Road, Sheffield, in 1998. Pictured with children are parents, teachers and Les Webb, of G.S.N. Conservatories, who supplied the building at little cost. | Sheffield Newspapers Photo: Mike Waistell