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www.clitheroetoday.co.uk Clitheroe 422324 (Editorial), 422323 (Advertising), Burnley 422331 (Classified) Revamped ‘careerweb’ is a hit!


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. has remained basically the same in format. Now, with the help of


pupil Jayjay Rainford, e-learning manager David Hassan, teacher Mrs Virginia Crewe and her daughter, Naomi Crewe, i t has been completely revamped and is now interactive and avail­ able for pupils, staff


and parents to access at home. The new Careerweb


includes pages of advice to different year groups, links to local colleges, sixth forms and trainers and lots of advice and information about life after school and career options. Mrs P a t Harker,


manager of Connexions for Hyndburn, Ribble Valley and Rossendale, went to the school to officially launch the site. She explained how important it was that pupils and parents could access informa­ tion when they needed it from their computers. A secret sponsor agreed to pay Children in Need 2p for every “hit” logged on the website on the day of launch. Mrs Crewe, head of careers, said: “Our tar­


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get was 500 hits, but we got 1,224... wonderful! Thankyou, everyone


who helped!” Our pic­ ture shows Mrs Harker,


Mrs Lindsay Heaton and Mr Niall MacFar- lane, the school's Con­ nexions advisers, head­ teacher Mr Simon


Smith and two pupils, Brittany Murray and Chelsea Leach, who are using the new Career­ web. (s)


School celebrates long-held tradition


A SCHOOL tradition which has stood the test of time has again been celebrated in Clitheroe. The annual Clitheroe Royal Grammar School


Commemoration Day service was held in Clitheroe Parish Church. The traditional serv­ ice can trace its roots back to 1622 when it was decided that the school’s headteacher, governors and pupils should celebrate the founding of the school in 1554, around St John the Baptist’s feast day. Songs performed by the school’s junior choir


and chamber choir, together with readings by head boy Kenneth Damien and head girl Savana Shakir all featured in the service. Pictured is CRGS headteacher Miss Judith


Evans with civic dignitaries including the Mayor of the Ribble Valley, Coun. Peter Ainsworth, and the Mayor of Clitheroe, Coun. Allan Knox. (B120706/1)


A HI-TECH course to intro­ duce Valley pensioners to the world of computers is being held on Wednesday. Active IT will help senior cit­


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Be a IT whizz pensioner The five-week course starts


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