From high-achieving students to inspirational teachers, this collection of pictures from, in some cases, nearly 20 years ago, are sure to bring back some memories for readers.
Many of the pictures come from The Chron’s Term-time supplement, which ran every week featuring schools across the town.
If they inspire any memories, please email the editor, [email protected].

33. Looking Back Schools Special
The 2009 Education Awards in conjunction with Term Time at the Freemasons Hall, Trinity Avenue, Northampton. School of the Year - sponsored by Shire Security Limited Winner: Castle Primary School Presenting is Martin Wall, Shire Security. Photo: Louise O'Callaghan

34. Looking Back Schools Special
The 2009 Education Awards in conjunction with Term Time at the Freemasons Hall, Trinity Avenue, Northampton. School of the Year - sponsored by Shire Security Limited Runner-up: Green Oaks Primary School Runner-up: Rowan Gate Special School Presenting is Martin Wall, Shire Security. Photo: Louise O'Callaghan

35. Looking Back School Special
The 2009 Education Awards in conjunction with Term Time at the Freemasons Hall, Trinity Avenue, Northampton. L-R, Sports Achievement Award - sponsored by John Henry Sports Winner: Lawrence Marshall - Kingsthorpe College , Laura Barton - William Parker School ,then Unsung Hero Award - sponsored by Connexions Northamptonshire (public vote), Winner: Barry Saxton - caretaker at St James CEVA Primary school then Inspirational Teaching Award - sponsored by GSS Architecture Winner: Heather Parker - Hopping Hill Primary School and Pupil of the Year (Primary) - sponsored by The Schoolwear Shop Winner: Adam Saunderson - Hopping Hill Primary School (blue jumper, red collar) School of the Year - sponsored by Shire Security Limited Winner: Castle Primary School - Green Uniform at front Photo: Louise O'Callaghan

36. Looking Back School Special
The 2009 Education Awards in conjunction with Term Time at the Freemasons Hall, Trinity Avenue, Northampton. Outstanding school badge and children from Castle Primary Photo: Louise O'Callaghan


