And here, the YEP looks back at some of the Leeds schools that the city has loved and lost over the years.All of the schools featured in this gallery have now permanently closed under that name.How many of these do you remember?
7. West Leeds High School
West Leeds High School, pictured in the early 1900s. The school, which took in pupils from Armley, Bramley and Wortley, closed in 2009. Photo: Gary Longbottom
8. Green Lane Council School
First called Green Lane Board School, the site was built in 1874 and later renamed to Green Lane Council School. It closed its doors for the last time in September, 1982. Picture: Leeds Libraries, www.leodis.net Photo: Leeds Libraries, www.leodis.net
9. Foxwood High School, Seacroft
Foxwood School in Seacroft was Leeds' first comprehensive. It opened as a comprehensive secondary school for boys in September, 1956. It closed in the 1990s. Pupils from the school are pictured planting trees in February, 1982. Photo: YPN
10. Leeds Girls' High School, Headingley
The former Leeds Girls' High School, on Headingley Lane, pictured in 1970. The school closed in 2007 when it merged with the boys school to become the Grammar School At Leeds (GSAL), based in Alwoodley. Photo: YPN
11. Queen's Road County Primary School, Hyde Park
The image shows children playing in the playground of Queen's Road County Primary School, Hyde Park, in 1969. It was taken by photographer Eric Jaquier. The school's named was changed to Royal Park Middle School in around 1972, and it later closed altogether in 2004. Picture: Leeds Libraries, www.leodis.net. Photo: Leodis
12. Benjamin Gott High School, Bramley
Benjamin Gott High School, in Bramley, pictured following a fire. The school closed in 1999. Photo: YPN