We’ve got budding photographers, sausage makers, road safety campaigners and stage stars.
And the link between them all is they were all having a great time while learning at St Aloysius Infants School in Argyle Street.
Look at the fun they had as they learned how to make saveloys in 2013, and when they learned about how to grow seeds in space in 2016.
Others campaigned about road safety in 2017 and some of the talented pupils learned how to create a newspaper in 2018.
The school has regularly appeared in the Shields Gazette headlines and we want to know if you remember any of these occasions.
Or perhaps there is another school you would like us to feature in our retro section.
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1. A big job for Leo
Leo Telford was given the role of photographer when St Aloysius created its own newspaper in 2018. | sg
2. Safety first in 2017
These St Aloysius RC pupils highlighted awareness of road safety around the Arygle Street, Hebburn, school 9 years ago. | sg
3. Space age in 2016
In 2016, youngsters from St Aloysius spent six weeks nurturing and growing salad leaf rocket from two batches of seeds. One of the packs had spent time on the international space station. Here is pupil Callum Harrison taking a role in the project. | sg
4. Retro with Rapunzel
St Aloysius RC Infants pupils Taylor Parvia and Jacob Ash were pictured with Rapunzel characters in 2015. | sg