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Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, October 30th, 2003 9 Top marks for best-ever results by Faiza Afzaal
ost walks will Hallowe’en
lowe’en is here, hree Ghost Walks this Hal- is for children at 5-30 p.m.
unds, with children and par- 0 dress for the occasion.
1 be followed by two more all ages, at 6-30 p.m. and 8
tours have become a regu-
Ribble Valley events diary. Iks started in 1996 and have uccessful. the subjects of ghosts and
y tourism-related and the ed as family entertainment. I have received letters of cafe, restaurant, pub and regarding trade from my
e me, as I am committed to ble Valley tourism,
elt th a t my Ribble Valley ighly successful with some rtising, but this is obviously
quote for a colour brochure,
1 1,000 copies, the cost being for a grant, but sadly I did amount needed to cover the
litheroe Library and the will find a visitor informa-
ng of some 30 brochures all utside the Ribble Valley,
-hures encourage visitors to TLE,
fessional please
med to read about the plan- nd the letter about Kemple
ht th a t people who are
le Mental Health Act have s. o go back to the days when ients were detained for very rs. s can force a person to' be heir wishes. The Act can be
J, so we have to be vigilant t happen. This is left to the we all know in every profes- ong. etained under the Mental merous reasons. Anyone of
cute episode of this dreadful e. Post-natal depression, bi- epression), breakdowns, all bring about episodes, so
STUDENTS from a local school were given top marks for achieving the best-ever GCSE results at an awards ceremony. More than 500 pupils and guests
gathered for a celebration evening to mark the 40 th anniversary of St
Augustine’s RC High School, Billington. Headteacher Mr Anthony McNa
mara commended the school for becoming one of the first Specialist Science Colleges in Lancashire, and one of 100 schools nationally to be given Leading Edge Status. “The efforts and achievements
have been extraordinary by any reck-. oning.
“Seventy-six per cent of the year
group achieved at least five or more top grades. Many of our students . with learning difficulties also earned exceptional results and we anticipate our Value Added scores from these pupils may well break all records,” commented Mr McNamara. Throughout the evening, many
students were congratulated for their academic success, especially last year’s head girl, Francesca Holt, who achieved 10 s tarred A grades a t GCSE, with two of her scripts being identified as among the best five in ' the country. Distribution of certificates and
prizes was by guest speaker Mrs Anno Conlon, assistant headteacher of Fisher-More High School,Colne. She had worked with the school’s
head of music on internationally- acclaimed works including, Yanomamo, African Jigsaw and Ocean World. During the evening, Mr McNama
ra also paid tribute to colleague Mrs Sandra Coulter, who died in June this year. She had taught PE at the school
since 1988 and was described as a “very effective teacher who would be very sadly missed.” A special award in her memory,
donated by her husband, Mr John Coulter, was presented for the first time on the night. Head boy Ben Ellison and head girl Laura Makinson, proposed the
vote of thanks. But tha t was not the end of the
celebrations, as an Awards Day held at the school the following morning, celebrated the achievements of cur rent pupils.
SPECIAL AWARDS 2003 Portfolio award for art: Scan Ferguson;
ning for a while is the only h care, hopefully one will get have another episode again, pie View. What kind of per- here? I believe they are not
e described. I ask the ques- offenders, paedophiles, dan- e they clever, manipulative, and can they go to football ing, escorted of course? It is hat people are very worried ho go AWOL, no matter for
g subject, maybe some pro-
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llbeing fireworks season is upon us amount of fun will be had,
y guide dogs, will be scared y the noise. orks Act looks set to improve parts of it being introduced
s, but in the meantime, the he Blind Association would ers some tips, based on our
on how to protect dogs from fireworks noise can cause on
~ur dog has been toiletted an fireworks displays are likely
music can mask the sounds rawing the curtains will hide
‘og a heavy carbohydrate- Ivance to make him sleepy
hange your own behaviour attention when he is calm, ened. og any calming medication ribed and make sure you fol- ns.
vill also have developed their ing their guide, assistance
pe with the noise and it is icking up tips from other
help to encourage a safe and ude amongst those people rks.
e sure fireworks are remem- -ure they give, rather than cause.
RY ENGLAND, Acting he Guide Dogs for
etters.... Icomes letters on any sub-
ondents are reminded that ~y be edited or condensed, d 350 words and should on Tuesday. oms de plume are now only lication if the editor agrees slid reason for the writer's thheld. be sent by post to the
rtiser and Times, 3 King c BB7 2EW, via e-mail to.
astlancsnews.co.uk, via fax or texted to 07799696447. tted by any of these meth- ver, include the writer’s postal address.
Cup for drama: Chloe O’Malley; Prize for geography: Kaine Smith; Rey/Bulman Award for modem languages: Sarah Darby; Hayhurst cup for music: Benjamin Greaves; Prize for religious studies: David Pollard; The Springhill Care Group business and communication systems award: Natalie Friswell; Merit Cup for English: Lauren Rogers; Philip Morris Prize for history: Charlotte Makinson; prize for mathematics: Francesca Holt: Grogan Trophy for GCSE PE: Elizabeth 'Wiggin; St Augustine’s prize for science: Nicola Breaks; Prize for contri bution to Young Enterprise: Matthew Dig- nan; Whalley Lions Shield for service to the school community: Alex Sharpies; Patrick Roberts Award for contribution to Year 11: Nicola Sheridan; Peter Webster Memorial Prize for overall contribution to upper school - girls: Sophie Longton; Boys - Alex Sharpies; Lawrenson trophy for head boy: Lian Hurley, Simone Martin Trophy for courage: Sophie Longton; Richard Sykes tro phy for dedication and achievement: Thomas Crook; Monsignor Guerin Rose- bowl for best GCSE results: Francesca Holt; Wardrobe Trophy for the environment and ethos: Christopher Lomas; Osbaldeston Tro phy for service to the school community: Garth Wyse; Jean Bell Memorial Prize for progress: Sean Ferguson; Margaret Ainsworth Memorial Silver Salver for litera ture and drama: Victoria Spear; Lawrenson trophy for head girl: Francesca Holt; Antho ny Leccy Cup for dedication and achieve ment: Beth Warren; St Augustine’s Silver Salver for runner up to best GCSE results: Catherine Collinge; Sandra Coulter trophy for contribution to school sports: Rachel Gavin.
WHOLE SCHOOL AWARD 2003
Alan Fish Award for progress in English:
Jessica Brown; The Downer Bottomley Cup for music: Daniel Holden; The Donald Kay trophy for first year: Louise Barnes; First year merit trophy: Katherine Hopkins; The Clarke Cup for school attendance: Jonathan Hodgson; The Porter Cup for Champion House: Barlow; The Watson Trophy for Lit eracy: Francesco Leoni; The Jaycee Trophy: Katie Morris. Knights of St. Columba public speaking
winners 2003 - St Augustine's: Rosannah Hall, Katie Lofthouse, Catherine Dud- bridge, Kimberley Shepherd.
TECHNOLOGY AWARDS Food: Rachel Gavin; Graphics: Catherine
Collinge; Textiles: Stephanie Wood; Resis tant materials: Kathryn Wilkinson; Elec tronics: Melanie Thomas: Childcare: Helen Livesey.
SPORTS AWARDS 2003 Cross Country - Hyndburn/Ribble Valley
Schools Competition Winners-combined Year 10 and 11 team Captain: Sophie Long ton; Football - Catholic schools sports feder ation, selected to represent Great Britain in the European Games, held in Salamanca, Spain, Gold Medal winners - Great Britain: Sean Hughes; Golf - School golf competi tion: Andrew Driver; Table Tennis - East Lancashire Inter Schools Competition. Run ners Up: Under 16s and 14s. Athletics - School sports day - Senior
Victor Ludorum: Michael Beaumont (Champion yr 10); Senior Victrix Ludorum: Charlotte Nash (Champion yr 10); Junior Victor Ludorum: Jake Simpson (Champion yr seven); Junior Victrix Ludorum: Bronte Box Morton (Champion Year 7). Hyndburn/Ribble Valley Championships Individual Champions-Year 8: Brenton
Proctor and Carl Gallager, Sinead Eccles and Katie Nash; Year 9: Michael King and
Olivia Byrom. Hyndburn/Ribble Valley Athletic Cham
pions - Year 8: Brenton Proctor; Year 9: Michael King; Year 10: Marc Baron. Ribble Valley Athletics Champions, St
Augustine’s - Captain: Brenton Proctor. Selected to represent Hyndburn/Ribble
Valley in the Lancashire Schools Champi- onshiops: Katie Morris, Stacey Collins, Charlotte Nash, Natalie Willetts, Louise Dempsey, Daniel Martin, Nathan Riding, Brenton Proctor, Michael King and Peter Dudridge. Cross Country - Selected to represent
Hyndburn/Ribble Valley in the Lancashire Championships: Katie Morris (also reserve for the Lancs team), Natalie Willetts, Clare Bunting, Catherine Dudbridge and Nathan Riding. Hyndburn/Ribble Valley cross country
championships-Winners: Combined Year 10 and 11 team - Captain: Sophie Longton.
SPORTS ACHIEVEMENTS 2003 ‘
Football Hyndburn/Ribble Valley Cup
Competition - Winners: Year 7 - Captain: Jake Simpson; Year 9 - Captain: Liam Hutchinson; Year 10 - Captain: Jason Lake land.
Netball Hyndburn/Ribble Valley League
winnners - Year 8: Captain Sinead Eccles, Year 9: Captain Red Drummond. Hynd burn/Ribble Valley Schools Rally Winner - Year 8: Captain Sinead Eccles.
Rounders Hyndburn/Ribble Valley Schools Tourna
ment winners-Year 8: Captain Rebecca Holt.
Hockey St Mary’s College Challenge Competi
tion: Winners - St AugusMne’s, runners-up: St Augustine’s second team. Captain: Bronte Box Morton.
Table Tennis East Lancs Inter-Schools Competition -
Runners-up: Under -16 team and the under- 14 team.
Golf
School Golf Competion: Andrew Driver SPORTING
ACHIEVEMENT 2003 Athletics-Selected to represent Hynd
burn/Ribble Valley in the Lancashire schools championships achieved county standard in triple jump: Nicola Breaks; Selected to rep resent Hyndburn/Ribble Valley in the Lan cashire schools cross country championships: Sophie Longton; Hyndburn/Ribble Valley schools badminton tournament runners-up: doubles final: Carolyn Rose and Nicola Breaks.
FORM PRIZE AND SUBJECT WINNERS
Seven Fisher - Form Prize,history and sci ence: Sophie Leatherd; PE: Clare Bunting; PE:, French, history and science: Carl Aspinall; French: Leanne Cowgill, Adam Taylor; Technology: Yvonne Dmochowski; Geography: Jaime-Lee Murphy; Art: Michael O’Brien and Hayley Simpson. Seven Line - Form Prize: Vanessa
Boocock; PE and science: Jane Oldcome; PE: Dominic Counsell; French, technology and art: Rosemary Nolan; French: Stephanie Edwards; Technology: Romain Townsend; English and history: Megan O’Donnell; History:Victoria Peters; Science and IT: Christopher Kemp; Science: Jordan Phetheon; Maths: Matthew Wood; Art: Edward Speak. Seven More - Form Prize and Maths:
Sarah Shorrock; RE: Alissa Wade; P.E. and maths: Andrew Parkinson; French: Joshua Theaker; Technology: Joseph Keane; Eng lish: Tanya Derbyshire; Geography: Christopher Hoyle; History: Carly Fish- wick; Music: Louise Wood; Art: Joseph
Wilkins. ■ Seven Owen - Form Prize, technology,
English, geography, history and maths: Catherine Harrison; PE, English and maths: Lara Slater; PE, technology and geography: Simon Lakeland; Technology, Art, IT and English: Daisy Nazareth-Kay; Science: James Paliga; Music: Angela Whalley; Art: Daniel Thomas; Religious Education: Oliver Preugschat. Seven Southworth - Form Prize and PE:
Claire Gerrard; PE: Ashley Walker; French: Sophie Entwistle; Technology: Harriet Broom; Music: Suzanne Bailey; IT and R.E: Katherine Hopkins; Maths: Emma Romas- anta and Jordan Glennon. Seven Ward - Form Prize, geography, his
tory, science, music and R.E: Jessica Brown; P.E: Victoria Sieczkowski; PE: Ciaron Bar ton; Technology: Catriona Brazendale; Geography: Louisa Heyworth; Geography and music: Rachael Murray; Geography: Christopher Heffernan; History: Declan Kinny; Music: Robert Butterworth; IT: Zoe Cheshire. Seven Barlow - Form Prize: Joe Reed;
PE: Rebecca Robinson, Jacob Simpson; Technology: Alice Foley; English and R.E: Louise Barnes, Sarah-Louisc Ward; Science: Damian Mulcahy; Maths: Natalie Wilson. Seven Clitherow- Form Prize, technolo
gy, music, IT and RE: Meg Astin-Kilgallon; PE: Chelsea Davies, Tim Brown; French and music: Hannah Bridge; Technology and IT: Shauna Barlow; English: Craig Gornall; IT: Dominic Ginger and Luke Kay; Art and R.E: Ruth Byrne.
Eight Fisher - Form Prize: Charlotte
Wilkinson; Art, history and French: Giorgia De Mino; IT: Matthew Fisher; Music: Ash ley Mart; Drama: Lucy Twisse; Drama, English and PE: Katie Nash; Geography: Francesco Leoni; P.E: George Walsh. Eight Line - Form Prize and technology:
Sarah Makinson; Art and geography: Megan Pollard; Maths: Imogen Hayes; IT, drama and technology: Louise Fletcher; Drama, science, English and R.E: Daniel Lister; History: Matthew Singleton; Geog raphy: Daryl Hall; P.E. and R.E: Rachael Wilkinson; P.E: Matthew Pearson. Eight More - Form Prize, IT and PE:
Stephen Galpin; PE: Kira Shaw; Technolo gy: Kerry McLoughlin; Art and Drama: Rachel Ingham; Art and French: Katie Fletcher; Art, technology and French: Sarah Brown; Maths: Natalie McDonough; IT: Katie Bould; Music: Jordan Reed, Hannah Whalley, Jodie Kelly; Science: Joshua Ash ley; Geography: Christopher Millner; Eng lish: Shaun Higham. Eight Owen - Form Prize: Nicola
Ashcroft; Art, drama, Spanish, technology, P.E., history and geography: Jennifer Ing ham; Maths and technology: Amy Hillary;
' Maths and P.E: Ashleigh Higgins; IT: Daniel Ferguson; Music and technology: Maria Keane; Science: Samantha Balmbra; History: Sean Galloway and Nicola Ashcroft; RE: Lucy Robinson.
Eight Southworth - Form Prize: Gareth
Kay; Maths: Georgina Weddle; Music, Eng lish and P.E: Sophie Holt; Drama: Emma Dugdale; English Science: Siobhan Forshaw;-' Science: Emily Leech; History and P.E: Rebecca Holt; History: Matthew Dunn; Geography and R.E: Edward Belshaw; Geography, English and technology: Rachel Dakin; Geography: Colrim Collins; P.E: Adam Row. Eight Ward - Form Prize: Lucas Barr; Maths and IT: Laura Fox; Music: Kirsti
Rural conflict will go under the spotlight
CONFLICT between quiet country lanes and vehicles travelling a t speed falls under the spotlight at an open forum on November 6th. The event is being hosted by the Campaign
to Protect Rural England and takes place at Mitton Hall Country House Hotel, in Mitton, near Whalley, starting at 7-30 p.m. Guest speakers will be Insp. Bob Ford, of
Clitheroe Police, and Mr Ian Hornby, a high ways engineer from Lancashire County Coun
cil. Admission is free and everyone with an
interest in the topic is welcome to go along and join in the debate.
OUR picture shows past and present pupils and guests at the special ceremony. (T261003/1)
Horrigan; Science and English: Elizabeth Bums; English: Laura Heyworth; P.E. and French: Helen Parker; PE: Elliot Hall; Technology: Antonia Musker; French: Stephanie Bryan. Eight Barlow - Form Prize: Louise
Dempsey; Art: Laura Holt; Music: Jamie Graham; Music, French, R.E: Vanessa Tay lor; Science, PE and RE: Brenton Proctor; PE and RE: Hayley Aldred; RE: Samuel Chambers. Eight Clitherow - Form Prize: Imagen
Pilling; Art, French: Jessica Collinge; Maths: Rachel Walker; IT, History and French: Mandy Blair; IT: James Makinson; Drama: Elizabeth McNichol; Science: Lau ren Frankland; P.E: Rachel Baron and Samuel Kindle; Technology: Hannah Ren- shaw; Spanish: Thomas Gillett. .
Nine Fisher - Form Prize: Gabrielle
Passerini; Art and English: Gemma Walms- ley; P.E: Joseph Pellymounter, Laura Sieczkowski; Geography, history, drama and R.E: Natalie Willetts; Geography, history and maths: Joseph Simpson; History: Jas mine Peel; IT: Steven Cruise; Maths, R.E: Rachel Duxbury. Nine Line - Form Prize, geography and
history: Matthew Shorrock; Drama: Ashley Seed; Art: Susan Keegan; Art, technology and PE: Fiona Watson; Technology: Lauren Bond, Joseph Darbyshire; PE: Micheal King; Geography, maths: Laura Ethering- ton; Geography: Lucy Robinson; Music: Michael Wilson. Nine More - Form Prize, French and
drama: Daniel Ainsworth; Art, music: Emma Singleton; German, geography, histo ry, drama and RE: Christine Nutter; French: Lisa Grimshaw; PE: Jamie Robert son; PE and IT: Jessica Ainsworth; Drama: Thomas Wallbank; IT: Jonathan Martin. Nine Owen - Form Prize, French, English
and science:‘Aimee Johnson; French: Eleanor Jackson, Jonathan Bartley; French, music: James Harper; Technology, English: Rachel Ashcroft; P.E: Liam Hutchinson, Michaola Croasdale; English: Rebecca . O’Kane; Geography: Oakley Hayes; Geog raphy, science, IT and R.E: Lauren Coe; R.E: Hannah Calver Nine Southworth - Form Prize, French,
science, music, maths: Daniel Holden; Ger man, music: Joseph Twomey; Technology, sciency, IT: Jonathan Noblett; P.E: Robert Kellaway; PE and science: Ashleigh Harris; English: Charlotte Watson; Science: Kathryn Taylor; Drama, music, RE: Bethany Clews; IT and maths: Michael Coyne; Maths: James McGough. Nine Ward - Form Prize, art and technol
ogy: Wayne Brennan; Art: Emma Taylor, Jodie Alderson; PE: Robert Garvin, Ruth O’Doherty; English: Beth Morton; Science: Emily Comer; Music: Lucy Cooke; Maths: Nathan Riding. ■ Nine Barlow - Form Prize: Robert Smith;
P.E., Drama: Zac Ashworth; PE: Kate Brown; English, R.E: Karl Smith; History: Jessica Pinch; Drama, IT: Sophie Feather; IT: Austin Clarke; Maths: Matthew McCarthy. Nine Clitherow - Form Prize and technol
ogy: Sammy-Hoe Grayston; Art: Amy Bar ton; French, history, science, music and R.E: Christina Mitchell; Technology: Jack Bridge; Technology and PE: Richard Tyrell; PE: Alana McCabe; History: Tamara Cook-
10 Line - Form Prize, IT, Electronics and
R.E: Adam Hawra; Science languages: Tom- mee Morris; PE: Helen Kearsley; English: Ben Ellison; PE: Matthew Ashley; RE: Ben Faraday. 10 More - Form Prize and history:
Eleanor Oury; Maths and science: Oliver Nguyen; Music: Chris McGuire; Drama: Alicia Robinson; P.E: Laura Makinson, Andrew Aspinall; Languages: Anna Picker
ing; R.E: Kayleigh Ford. 10 Owen - Form Prize, P.E. and English:
Oliver Nuttall; R.E: Danielle Patchett; Maths, child development, history, English: Megan Ashcroft; Business and communica tion systems, technology: Laura Child; Busi ness and communication systems: Kate Ward; Science, history: Laura Griffiths; P.E and Art: Helena Oldcorne; English: Brandon Cannon. 10 Barlow - Form Prize, P.E: Amy Hold
en; Maths: Danielle Pomfret, Faye Milligan; Drama: Tom Peters; English: Greg Flana gan; P.E: Robert Proctor; Graphics, lan guages and art: Sarah Shuttleworth. 10 Clitherow - Form Prize and science:
Lindsay Cookson; Maths, science: Peter Whalley; P.E: Sian Curphey; Geography: Carly Dewhurst; P.E: Simon Moxham. 10 Fisher - Form Prize: Chloe Smallbone;
Maths: David Gradwell; Business and com munication systems, R.E: Peter Williams; Geography: Georgina Hayton; P.E: Peter Nugent; R.E: Jonathan Ford. 10 Southworth - Form Prize and science:
Danielle Bridson; Maths: Zac Foley; Busi ness and communication systems: Olivia Osbaldeston; Science, P.E: Matthew Whitwell; P.E: Kelly Aldred; Geography, languages: Catherine Dudbridge, Maria Galvin; Technology: Antonia Armitage, Kerrie Mansfield; Languages: John Gal lagher; R.E: Kevin Rawes; P.E., R.E: Joan na Walsh. 10 Ward - Form Prize and history: Chris
Sedgwick, Maths: Rebecca Porter; Science: Adam Nutter; P.E: Charlotte Nash; English: Jane Astley, Graham Landon; English lan guages: Kimberley Shepherd; P.E: Isaac Nutter; Languages: Abbie Hayward.
WEST COAST HIGHLIGHTS
Damage to
phone box THE side of a tele phone box in Peel Street, Clitheroe, was damaged on Thursday, some time between noon and midnight. Bodily force used
on the kiosk, result ed in damage to the Perspex window val ued at £50. Police are investi gating the incident.
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