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School Talk entries for Burnham County
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| Date: March 2007 |
Source: Site |
| The school celebrates after a great Ofsted Report |
| Date: July 2007 |
Source: Site |
| The school fete was a great success making £1,200 even though rain fell at regular intervals. As the cash raised was to be used on improvements to the swimming pool the wet weather seemed appropriate. |
| Date: April 2007 |
Source: Head Teacher |
| The School won the Diana, Princess of Wales, Memorial Award for young people in recognition of their anti bullying work |
| Date: October 2007 |
Source: Head Teacher |
| Town Mayor Carole Noble opened the new sensory garden that was created by pupils with the help of Garden Designer Rosemary Turp and artist Lisa Hawker. |
| Date: November 2007 |
Source: Head Teacher |
| Prize winning Posters to highlight Railway Safety were of such a high standard that they were displayed at the Town Council Offices following the presentation ceremony by Town Mayor Carole Noble. |
| Date: November 2007 |
Source: Site |
| Class 1D filled four very special Christmas parcels which were sent to Afghanistan as presents for Royal Marines serving in that Country |
| Date: January 2008 |
Source: Site |
| Local resident Alex Jennings presented the school with a cup to be awarded annually to the pupils that display the most community spirit. The Cup is to be alled the Vincent Castle Cup in homour of the late Rev castle who did so much for the community in this area during his life. |
