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?
13. Blenheim School
The now-closed Blenheim School, on Blenheim Walk, pictured in July, 1966. It was previously Leeds School for the Deaf and Blind. Photo: West Yorkshire Archive Service. Photo: West Yorkshire Archive Service
14. St Benedict's Roman Catholic Secondary School
Pictured in 1990, the school was first built at a cost of £234,000 and was opened in July, 1966. It was sited in a corner of 13 acres of ground, overlooking Kirkstall Abbey and Bramley Fall Woods, and has now been demolished. Photo: Leeds Libraries, www.leodis.net Photo: Leeds Libraries, www.leodis.net