View gallery Gallery: Brunner Comprehensive School, Billingham
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We’re going back to school north of the Tees this week with a peek into The Gazette’s archive of photographs from Brunner School, Billingham.
And it seems they were a very busy bunch - with pupils turning their hands to everything from fundraising for the Guide Dogs For The Blind Association, to completing the Lyke Wake Walk to belting out some opera.
A group of staff calling themselves Brunner Runners even took past in the Great North Run - our picture shows art teacher Sue Price printing special T shirts for the race.
Brunner came into being in 1972 when Bede Hall Grammar became a compehensive.
There were other secondary modern schools on the Marsh House Avenue site - Faraday, Davy and Stephenson - two merged and one became a college.
The school later became known as Billingham Campus.
Can you spot yourself in our pictures? Let us know what you remember of your school days at Brunner.
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