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A FASCINATING insight into school life around the Ribble Valley — th a t’s “Top Class”. Produced by young newshounds at seven


primary schools, the 16-page tabloid publication has been written, designed and produced by the pupils and their teachers before being published by the “Clitheroe


Advertiser and Times”. It contains lots of accounts about what is


happening in each school and the youngsters have also written plenty about themselves. Taking part were Sabden County Primary


School; Thorneyholmc RC Primary School, Dunsop Bridge; Waddington CE Primary School;


St Michael and St John’s RC Primary School, Clithcroe; St Mary’s RC Primary School, Sabden; Gisburn County Primary School; and Read CE


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Primary School. It is part of this newspaper’s continuing ■


commitment to the Newspapers in Education initiative and, we are told, the children thoroughly ■' enjoyed their work in producing “Top Class”. The pages have been sponsored by local busi-


nesses and shops and, with word searches, crosswords, poems, jokes, quizzes, topics on teeth ' and fire safety, interviews, pictures and competitions — plus a colouring competition — they are packed with interesting items. With a message of support from Ribble Valley


MP Nigel Evans, who is currently engaged in a rolling programme of visiting all the schools in the


area, “Top Class” is exactly that. Copies arc available from the schools involved,


with the cover price of 25p going to school funds.


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STUDENT high-flyers in Hyndburn and the Ribble Valley are testing their wings for the first time with this year’s Young Enterprise Trade Fair at the Council Chambers, Church Street, Clitheroe, on Saturday.


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YOUNGSTERS SHOW PRODUCTS OF BUSINESS ENTERPRISE


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their stalls in the Supper Room in Accrington Town Hall between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. on December 9th. Young men and women


Y o u n g E n t e r p r i s e programme. It aims to bring educa­


intending to take up a career in business with their sights set on posi­ tions in top management are taking p a r t in the


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tion and industry closer together and give young people a chance to learn something of what life is really like in a business environment. T e e n a g e r s , a g e d


year’s fair are members of a group of 30,000 young people who have entered nationally. Between them they are operating more than 20,000 Young Enter­ prise companies.


between 15 and 18, must set up and run companies, market their chosen pro­ duct or service and learn to work as part of a team. Helping them are men and women for whom these skills are part of their everyday working lives. The companies th e


businessmen and women to pay attention to good business practice, awards are given locally for the best: business plan, the best approach to market­ ing and attention to inno­ vation, product design and quality.


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young entrepreneurs cre­ ate have to he as related to the real industrial world as possible and not simply a selling operation. ; In operating them, stu­


dents nave to learn and observe a whole range of business disciplines includ­ ing quality control, health and safety rules and proce- d u r e s an d p ro d u c t


Enterprise Year is a com­ petition to select the best company. The winner then has a chance to participate in further East Lancashire area and northern region competitions to select the team ■


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companies taking part involves the advertise­ ments on this page. These are part of a separate com­ petition, the winners of which will be announced at th e T r a d e F a i r on Saturday.


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