The YEP looked back last month at some of the schools in the city that once stood proudly but have since closed their doors forever.And in this new gallery, we rewind time again and dig through the archives to remember more of Leeds' long lost educational establishments.Which of these loved and lost schools, which have now shut permanently under these names, do you recall?
1. Long lost Leeds schools
Here, we rewind and look back through the archives to remember some of the Leeds schools that we have loved and lost. Photo: YPN
2. Belle Isle Middle School
The south Leeds school shut its doors for the final time in August, 1992. Picture are Belle Isle Middle School's Nichola Addinall, Jamie Ross, Claire Marshall, Nadine Morley, Charlene Morley, Shane Barker and Glen Ross, in August, 1986. Photo: YPN
3. John Blenkinsop Middle School
Pupils at John Blenkinsop Middle School, on Sissons Terrace, Middleton, helped to design and build a sculpture to help keep visitors on the right track. It closed in 1992. Photo: YPN
4. Scott Hall Middle School
Scott Hall Middle School, on Stainbeck Lane, pictured, was the subject of protest in November, 1986 when it was earmarked as one of 27 schools listed for closure under proposals drawn up by the council. It eventually shut in August, 1992. Photo: YPN
5. Tinshill Primary School
The school, on Wood Nook Drive, closed in August, 2000. Springwell Leeds Academy now operates at the location. Pictured above in 2001. Photo: MEL HULME
6. Armley Middle School
The school, on Strawberry Lane in west Leeds, shut for good in August, 1992. Photo: YPN