The school on Congress Mount in LS12 served the Armley, Bramley and Wortley areas of Leeds for more than 100 years. It opened in September 1907 to improve education standards in the city. It had around 1,200 students on roll from ages 11 to 18 and former pupils include six-time Leeds Rhinos Grand Final winner, forward Ryan Bailey. The school was replaced with Swallow Hill Community College in 2009, following a merger with Wortley High School. READ MORE: The story of a Leeds school which served a community for a century LOVE LEEDS? LOVE NOSTALGIA? Join Leeds Retro on facebook YEP RETRO NEWSLETTER: Sign up for our free monthly email digest of Leeds nostalgia
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January 2005 and the school was celebrating receiving top results in league tables. Pictured, from left, are Year 11 pupils Dean Parker, Sian Dove, Alix Palmer and Zeeshaan Jamil with head teacher Maggie Brown. | YPN Photo: YPN
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Pupils, clockwise from bottom centre, Ashley Kaye, Nathan Whitaker, Rajwant Kaur, Sundeep Chana, Samantha Paylor and Daniel Passey help launch Marie Curie wristbands in April 2004 with fundraiser Brian Curran. | YPN Photo: YPN
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July 2005 and pupil Asif Iqbal helps sculptor Paul Walker make a piece of art for the I Love West Leeds Festival. | YPN Photo: YPN
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100 pupils were doing business training with M&S at the Owlcotes store in Pudsey in June 1996. Pupils James Cox, Lindsay Young and Emma Rea are shown round the store by M&S operations assistant Allan Langton. | Dan Oxtoby Photo: Dan Oxtoby
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Actress Gaynor Faye, better known as Coronation Street's Judy Mallett, is pictured with pupils Nazish Razool, David Hobson and Sarah Brown at a multi-cultural extravaganza in March 1996. | Justin Lloyd Photo: Justin Lloyd
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Flanked by security, West Leeds High School popil Daniel Trueman, who has just been picked to play in goal for Huddersfield Town U-16s squad, holds the World Cup in Asda's Owlcotes store where people queued to have their photo taken with it in February 1998. | Bruce Rollinson Photo: Bruce Rollinson