Our look back at pictures from various schools around Worcester over the last couple of months has proved to be popular, so this week let's turn the spotlight on Bishop Perowne CE College, with a selection of images that captured life during the 1990s.
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September 1994 and pupils have been learning Japanese, the first at a Worcester high school. Some of the students are pictured with Noako Shiomi and Miho Tatemori, two native Japanese speakers based in Worcestershire
No fewer than 67 pupils collected their certificates for their St John Ambulance One Cross award. They are pictured with county training officer Barry Austin
November 1996 and pupils get ready to perform their Wiver Dance – Riverdance in Wellies – for Children in Need
Fun in the school's science lab in November 1996
June 1996 and pupils Ian Walker and Jonathan Longley are learning how to walk like a rooster under the watchful eye of professional dancer Angela Walton
Price Cup winners again in May 1997 were the school's Under-16s team
November 1996 and pupils were involved in a food collection
May 1997 and the Rambert Dance Company were at the school offering tips to get to the top
March 1994 and pupils take part in the planting of black pear trees near the school
December 1995 and the school put on a musical Rio, having written the music and much of the script of the love story set in Brazil. Pictured are Matthew Harrison and Laura Synnocks and some of the carnival dancers
Hilary Jelfs and Miriam Knight in costumes for the school's musical Rio
Price Cup winners in March 1996 were the school's footballers
Lucy Cayley with her broken £600 double bass in June 1996
Gary Clarke came to the rescue for Lucy Cayley, after he heard about her broken double bass. Gary, who played in three local bands, stepped in to lend Lucy one of his three instruments
July 1994 and looking spruce in blazers and flannels are the school's cricketers
This picture comes from June 1997. No Names on the image but there's some serious body paintwork going on. Do you remember any of the faces?
December 1997 and James Bayliss, Adam Frea and Peter Daniel were celbrating being worldly wise in an event run by Ordnance Survey
July 1994 and pictured are the winners of the school's annual Musician of the Year contest. From left, Sharon Smith (top junior musician), Ellie Doodey (top singer) and Helen Jones (top senior musician)
Hard at work in the classroom in March 1993
June 1995 and the school had to put out a plea to former members of the school's orchestra to return T-shirts in time for the school fete – about half were missing. Pictured are Peter Kitchen, Hannah Glanville and Elinor Martin
July 1995 and teenagers took part in a two-hour masterclass with the professional Rambert Dance Company
October 1995 and pupils were stuffing hundreds of pairs of underwear in Christmas crackers to be sent to war-torn Bosnia, after an aid worker told the youngsters that was one of the things that was needed most in refugee camps
October 1995 and technology teacher Graham Jeeves is ready to pit pedal power against award-winning kart enthusiasts Edward Steelfox, Joseph Jeffrey, Blake Prime and Jameson Lane. The boys won a prize at the Rover Career Challenge event
December 1995 and six pairs of hands are ready to hit the ivories
School basketballers pictured in February 1996. From left, Owen Delaney, Max Beats, Duncan Cook, Nicholas Hughes, Matthew Sharratt and Robert Kelly
March 1996 saw students enjoy a workshop production of Romeo And Juliet performed by Pentabus Theatre
June 1997 and Bishop pupils Andrew Booth and Matt Harris make their move with a giant chess set in an Action For Youth event held at Perdiswell Leisure Centre
A science lesson straight from the history books in March 1995, as Marie Curie (Jacqueline Quella) visited the school to mark National Science Week. With her are Rebecca Knight, Jessica Derricourt and Joanna Clerici
July 1997 and it was time for school secretary Annie Andrews to retire after spending 23 years at the school
October 1997 and pupils started a clean-up campaign in Goodrest Walk
December 1997 and the school’s Christmas musical production was A Christmas Carol
January 1994 and Penny Neville-Lee, left, and Kristy Askew are pictured with a set of chanukha lamps at an exhibition of Jewish life at the school
July 1995 and Gillian Ashe and Stuart Robinson were busy preparing healthy snacks for fellow pupils. The school was one of only 12 in the country to be selected for a pioneering European health study
It's November 1995 and the mayor of Worcester, Cllr Liz Smith, is with pupils during a Children In Need aerobics session
March 1996 and some young netballers are given some passing tips
From March 1995 comes this picture of Royal National Theatre actor Richard Hahlo with pupils Suzanne Blunt and David Powell. The RNT put on a condensed version of William Shakespeare's The Tempest
July 1996 and Year Seven pupils are busy in the chemistry classroom
This picture from June 1994, with pupil Jim Hughes practising leaping into action for the School Show. The BBC's Mike George doesn't look convinced of the safety of everything
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