3. In primary school: These were the only school shoes you wanted, and they somehow gave you a tanky amount of power when you kicked a football.
Image: Kickers
In secondary school: You'd have the piss taken out of you if you wore anything like that, and had to go for something like these instead (which were way worse for football).
Image: eBay
4. In primary school: You probably had your lunch of sandwiches, a packet of crisps and a chocolate bar (usually a Club, a Penguin or a Gold Bar) from a lunchbox like this.
9. In primary school: Looking for a great mark? All you needed were some mad WordArt skills and maybe a tea-stained piece of homework (if it was a history project).
Image: Microsoft Word
In secondary school: It was all about seeing how much of SparkNotes you could copy without getting found out.
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