Morecambe school looks for memories to mark 125th birthday

Sandylands Primary School children in 1970.

A Morecambe primary school is on the look-out for memories from its 125-year history to help create a lasting 'family tree'.

Sandylands Primary School is celebrating 125 years this month and is calling for past pupils or staff with memories, photos and books to share or tales to tell, to get in touch.

To celebrate the 125th birthday, pupils have been experiencing lessons 1901-style, including dressing up, as well as receiving their own commemorative satchel complete with their own slate and chalk!

Sandylands staff in 1911

“It’s about human connection down the years,” said Penny, whose own mother taught at the school.

“Our year six teacher, Angela Cokell, was a pupil here, so the children have been interviewing her about what school life was like in the ‘olden times’!

"Wouldn’t it be wonderful if we could trace a local family right back to 1901?”

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