THE bell is ringing and it's time to line up for another slice of school nostalgia.
As promised, we're returning to Colchester Royal Grammar School for the second of three spreads featuring archive pictures from the 1990s.
Today's selection features quizmasters, Oxbridge candidates, a reunion of old boys and former headmaster Stewart Francis.
Reliving the past - this reunion of Grammar School ‘old boys’ took place in December 1991
Hopefully they bring back fond memories for some of our readers.
If so, make sure you look out for the third spread in the coming weeks.
The Grammar School has been part of Colchester life for more than 450 years.
Surfing the net - mayor Lilla Sandford pays a visit to the Grammar School in November 1996 and is pictured with husband Westley, headmaster Stewart Francis and pupil James Clements
It is one of the best in the country for exam success and well-known in town for its iconic purple blazers.
We're always keen to feature more school nostalgia and love seeing your old pictures.
High standards - headmaster Stewart Francis in April 1992
If you have any to share with our readers, email matt.plummer@newsquest.co.uk
We also post nostalgia stories in our special We grew up in Colchester and Tendring Facebook group.
Great minds - Young Enterprise Challenge winners from the Grammar School and Colchester County High School, in May 1994
Finalists - these boys excelled in the school quiz in February 1995
Quiz finalists - this picture was taken in March 1994
Big futures - these Oxbridge candidates were pictured together in February 1995
Familiar site - Colchester Royal Grammar in March 1995
Oxbridge candidates - this picture was taken in February 1995
Leading by example - former head boy Etienne Smith (centre) with deputy head boys Andy Hyland (left) and Ben Meyer, in October 1998
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