.Clitheroe 422324 (Editorial), 01282 426161 (Advertising), Bumley 01282422331 (Classified) 8 ■ Clitheroe Advertiser 8t Times, Thursday, July 9th, 2009


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Clitheroe’s Sainsbury’s store. ; i NELDA - North East Lancashire S Dyslexia Association - celebrated its J;,


■ most eventful and successful year with:,; ; a final cheque from the supermarket; S ; ' ■ The association was chosen as Sains- . ;; bury’s Charity of the Year 2009 after .'/


; stiff competition from other organisa- ,■ tions in April 2008. ■


/ ■ The year has seen volunteers and ;,- staff raising money from a quiz night./ for Accrington-based NELDA, with /.


: other events including a sponsored walk, social evenings and bag packing . / in store.involving some of their chil­ dren.


, Mrs Francis Mercer, from the group,. ■


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PUPILS from Year Five and Six at Gisbum Prima­ ry School were victorious in a recent orienteering competition.


/ The youngsters were competing in the final of the . Hyndburn and Kibble Valley Sports Partnership Orienteering Teams. • . Eight teams, from the Kibble Valley and Hynd-'


burn areas, all winners of their individual cluster heats, met together at Wilson Playing Fields, Clay- ton-le-Moors, for the final. Our picture, below, shows the victorious orienteer­ ing team from Gisbum Primary School, (s).


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FOR the sixth year running, the cross country team from Gisburn Primary School has won the Kibble Valley Small Schools’ Cross Country Competition. Ten teams took part, but in the boys’ race, Gis­


burn Primary pupils Joshua Frankland took first place, Joshua Atkinson, second, Tom Long, fifth, and Sam Peel, 10th, out of the 62 competitors. Sixty girls competed in their race with the girls’


team from Gisbum gaining a credible third place. However, the combined score from both teams was enough to put Gisbum in pole position.


■ Our picture, above, shows the winning Gisburn Primary School cross country team, (s)


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AROUND 100 youngsters from Moorland Independent School, Clitheroe, took part in sponsored walks for chari­ ty.


, ■ Pupils from Years 6 to 10,


aged'between 10 and 15 years, trekked over a 10-mile course in Gisburn Forest, a new route that avoided the previous trail’s road sections and exposed elements of Waddington Fell. Meanwhile, younger chil­


dren from five years old upwards tackled a shorter, but still testing, four-mile course, starting in the school’s 15 acre grounds and taking in a picturesque route along the River Kibble. This year, most of the


money raised will go towards the British Skin Foundation - the UK charity dedicated to supporting skin disease


research.' This recognises the fund-


■ raising endeavours of Moor­ land’s modern languages teacher and main walk organiser, Lesley Wilson, who plans a 300-mile cycle ride from London to Paris this autumn, again in sup­ port of the foundation. “ It was heartwarming to


see so many Moorland pupils, as well as several par­ ents and staff, walking in aid o f charity and being so determined to finish,” says fellow organiser and junior teacher, Dermod Kuddock. “We all agreed to donate


most of the money to Les­ ley’s nominated charity, so she appreciates that the whole school is behind her, when she embarks on her marathon bike ride.” ■ Pictured are the youngters taking part in the sponsored 'walk, (s)


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’ a -WALK/along the canal from Gargrave was enjoyed - .by /16 members of Clitheroe


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Clitheroe Advertiser &Times, Thursday, July 9th, 2009 9 Pupils welcome French ‘twins -


■PUPILS from a French school twinned with Clitheroe Royal Grammar SchooL had an


, exchange visit to the Kibble Valley.


.; . CRGS and Lycee Francois


Arago, Perpignan, were twinned in 2003. Ever siqce, about 30 pupils have taken part in an annual exchange visit. Pupils from France visit Clitheroe in May with the stu­


dents from CRGS returning the -visit the following Septem-. ber. During the exchange, the French students visited York, Liverpool and Lancaster, which is t-winned with Perpigl nan.


• ■ English teachers Francois


Sanmartin, who was heavily involved with the twinning between -.: the towns / of / Clitheroe and Kivesaltes, and


Monique Galy, also made the trip across the Channel.-, “The pupils had a brilliant


time with their host families at the weekend and they’re looking forward to welcoming their correspondents next Sep­ tember,’’ said Mr Sanmartin. •Our picture shows French


exchange students visiting Clitheroe Royal Grammar School. (S120509/5)


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