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. A BURNLEY teenage carer has V moved a step closer to his dream of becoming a paramedic. Jordan Storer (18), of Netherfield
• Close, is now looking to the future
.; after completing his health and so cial care apprenticeship with Train ing 2000. ■ : “I didn’t really enjoy school and
^.before I left we went on a trip to .Training 2000 where I found out
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. about apprenticeships,” said the ; former Hameldon Community Col
le g e pupil.-s “They sounded great because I
■ could earn money at the same time ' as achieving a qualification - just -what I needed. I didn’t get the exam grades that I wanted at school, but the good thing about an apprentice ship is that you work towards an NVQ which is viewed as equivalent toGCSEs.
• . “During my .apprenticeship I would go to sessions at Training 2000 one day a week which focused on improving my knowledge and understanding of health and so cial care, and the rest of the week I would put what I had learnt into practice in the workplace. “Eventually I want to be a para
medic and, thanks to my appren ticeship with Training 2000,1 am more confident and have a nation ally recognised qualification under my belt.”. ■
Ann Rolfe, care sector team lead-
. er at Training 2000, added: “Jordan is one on his own. He has strong people values and that was his rea son for choosing a career in the care sector while chasing his dream of eventually becoming a paramedic.
. “Jordan made a big impact dur ing his first placement at Meadow
: Lodge Care Home, with his friendly, .fun and caring nature enabling him to quickly build trusting relation ships with residents and staff alike - he was like a breath of fresh air.
■ Jordan has always got time to listen and respond to people’s needs with respect and I wish him well with his career aspirations.’:.
Show invite GREEN-FINGERED gardening enthu-
- siasts from across Burnley are invited to take part in the Howard Street Commu nity Garden Flower Show. The event will take place on Wednes
day, August 11th, and members of the public are being invited to join in with the , community celebration and enjoy a host of
garden-themed activities. ■ . The
show.is being organised by charities
Age Concern and Groundwork Pennine Lancashire through their lottery-funded
. project. Living Allotments.: Supported by Burnley Borough Coun
cil and Calico Housing, it will be held at Howard Street Community Centre in-Tay Street between 11a.m. and 3 p.m. .. . . Visitors will get the chance to take part
in a range of activities, competitions, re freshments, face painting and henna
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Bloom competition will also be announced where residents will be judg’ed on their garden; hanging baskets, allotments or,
backyards. ■' ■ Flower and vegetable competitions will be run and will include categories such'as:
. best home-grown tomatoes or onions, best vegetable character, best gardening po-.
• ems or best flower arrangement. Prizes for : each category will be awarded, along with
prizes for any children who come dressed as something you would find in a garden. ■ The closing date for enteririg the Com munity in Bloom competition is July 31st..
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' ' V CARING: Jordan Storer with resident Matt! Birchall. (s)
THE Burnley Ro tary Club president’s chain of office has been handed over in a ceremony at the Oaks Hotel. Mr Arnold Jenkins,
who had been the president for the past year, gave the presi dential chain to Mr David Knagg. Mr Knagg, who has
been a member of the club since 1988 and was a senior partner of
. Smith Sutcliffe Solici tors, IS looking forward to his year at the helm.
HAND-OVER: David Knagg (ieft) re
ceives his chain of office from out-going president Arnold Jenkins, (s)
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