Young cricketers, choir singers and go-kart drivers have all been pictured at Mortimer Primary School in South Shields over the years.
So have the school’s tennis players and cyclists in Shields Gazette photos from the past.
We even got the pupils on camera when they celebrated VE Day with flags and food in 2011.
Now, as the school gets the spotlight once more, we have combined all of those scenes for you to enjoy in one gallery of photos.
It got us thinking about some of the other times that Mortimer Primary enjoyed a moment in the limelight.
Have a look through our selection and then get in touch with your own recollections by emailing [email protected]
5. An outdoor place to read
The new outdoor reading area at Mortimer Primary School was opened in 2011. Here is South Shields MP David Miliband with pupils and sculptor David Gross, right. | sg
6. Engineering excellence in 2008
Young engineers Josh Corner and Andrew Meikle were ready to race in the go-kart that the school's engineering club built in 2008. | sg
7. Bowled over in 2008
Mortimer Primary School's kwik cricket team were heading to the regional finals of a competition in Carlisle back in 2008. | sg
8. Strawberries and tennis in 2006
Join us in 2006 when Year 6 pupils held a 'strawberries and cream' tennis tournament with the help of coaches Graeme Foreman and Julie Kimber. | sg