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Students aim to raise f % million
by Duncan Smith
TWO Stenyhurst College pupils who visited Zimbabwe and experienced the country’s escalating economic crisis, have returned determined to help fel low pupils there. They aim to help raise £250,000 to pro
vide a new library and science laboratory at a school in the capital city, Harare. Tim Lewis, of Hurst Green, Clitheroe,
and Isabella Gee, of London, were accom panied by Stonyhurst College’s head of Religious Studies, Paul Warrilow, on their 10-day visit, during which they met pupils and helped teach classes at St Peter’s Kubatana. Their visit was on behalf of a twinning
project called “Chirwirangwe”, which means “we will struggle together” . It twins Stonyhurst College with St Peter’s Kubatana and aims to improve the educa tion of the whole person in both schools, in accordance with the ethos of the Jesuit Missions, which is co-ordinating the pro gramme. Tim and Isabella, both aged 17, are
among 10 sixth form pupils at Stonyhurst who are actively promoting the venture as part of the world-wide Companions Pro gramme, and have already raised £10,000
in less than a year. Tim, who was born in Zimbabwe, said conditions there were much worse than when he left in 2002. He added: “Raising £250,000 will be a
tall order, but providing a library and sci ence laboratory at St Peter’s will really help to provide a good education for the pupils, some of whom are orphans whose parents have died from HIV and AIDs- related illnesses. “Inflation in Zimbabwe is running at
1,700%. Bread, milk and fuel are all in short supply, but despite their hardships everyone we met was so friendly and cheerful. “Chirwirangwe is a way of giving them
some hope for a better life and also to raise awareness in Britain and encourage people to lend their support.” Pupils at Stonyhurst are benefiting by
learning about what is happening politi cally and culturally in Zimbabwe, which will further improve the quality of their education. “Chirwirangwe is a two-way learning
process which is mutually beneficial to pupils at both schools,” said Mr Warrilow. “The goals for this programme are to bridge the technological gap between the two institutions and to share and appreci ate cultural differences whilst living true to the ideals of Education for Justice.”
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A VAUXHALL dealership in Clitheroe has been bought out by the Perrys group, which already operates a thriving Peugeot dealership in the town. The Vauxhall garage in Edisford Road is one of four East Lancashire Vantage Vaux-
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