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Youngsters get a lesson in saluting!


A VISIT from the High Sher­ iff of Lancashire and a lesson in how to salute were much appreciated by pupils at Pen- dle Primary School, Clitheroe. The current High Sheriff -


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former Clitheroe bank manag­ er Peter Robinson - visited the school as part of his meet and


greet tour of the Ribble Valley. He spoke about his role as


the Queen’s official representa­ tive in Lancashire, his various ceremonial duties and his uni- fonh. The children were extremely


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Pupils show they have a flavour for science


TEAMS from five Ribble Val­ ley primary schools met a t St Augustine’s High School, Billington, to take part in the first of what it is hoped will be an annual science quiz. Those taking part had to


answer questions on a wide range of science topics, includ­ ing identifying flavours, food groups and organs of the body. There was fierce competition and all five teams displayed a


wide range of scientific knowl­ edge. After a tie-breaking final


question, the team from St Mary’s RC Primary School, Osbaldeston, emerged as the inaugural winners and were presented with the St Augus­ tine’s Science College Primary Challenge Cup. Our picture shows the win­


ning team with the Challenge Cup. (s)


BUSINESS-MINDED pupils from Rib­ blesdale High School Technology College have once again been flying the flag high


for Clitheroe. Pupils from the Clitheroe school’s


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phies and £100. Ignite has created several products this


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encouraging primary school children to follow a well-balanced and healthy diet. Other items produced by the pupils include a cook box containing a rolling pin, timer and apron. Mr Neil Ashworth, Young Enterprise


co-ordinator for Ribblesdale High, said he was delighted with the company’s success. He added: “I’m very pleased. The press


advert was designed by 15-year-olds Ash- leigh Williams and Jay Jay Rainford, but it was a great team effort. “Winning the competitions is a reflec­


tion of their hard work.” Our picture shows young entrepreneurs


celebrating success mth their award-win­ ning products.


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salute: open handed was for the Army to say “no weapons”, hand down for the air force and cuffed hand simi­ lar to the USA and used for the navy. Their own salute to the


High Sheriff was slow up... then quick down, with a slap


to the thigh. Great fun was had by all, in addition to learn­ ing more about the responsibil­ ities of the role and how they too could one day be High Sheriff. Our picture shows the chil­


dren practising their salute to the High Sheriff, (s)


ENTERPRISING pupils from a Ribble Valley school competed in a county challenge. And the group representing Ribbles-


dale High School Technology College went on to win. Competing against more than 50


schools from across the country, the Val­ ley team won the Lancashire Education Business Partnership Enterprise Chal­ lenge. The Ribblesdale team reached the


final, which was held at Broughton Busi­ ness and Enterprise College, after win­ ning the Hyndburn, Ribble Valley and


Rossendale heats back in October. All seven finalists were given the task


of choosing the best location for a cyber cafe, out of a choice of two. Teams then had to write a business


plan, design a web page, produce posters, flyers and a radio jingle, culminating in a power point presentation to judges. At the end of the day, Ribblesdale’s


team of eight came out on top. All are members of the school’s Young


Enterprise Company “Ignite”. Pictured are the Year 11 pupils who


won the Lancashire Enterprise Chal­ lenge. (A211106/4)


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