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www.clithoroeadverllser.co.ili' Kibble Valley serves up coffee for charity


FAMILY and friends of pupils at Pendle Primary School in Clitheroe enjoyed a tasty journey around the world in aid of the Mac­ millan World’s Biggest Coffee Morning. Members of the school’s senior recorder


group entertained visitors, including the Mayor of Clitheroe, Coun. Alan Yeanng. As well as enjoying tea and coffee, visitors were asked to try a variety of cakes from around the world which had been baked by members of staff, before voting for their favourites. Some of the treats on offer included the winning Dutch blueberiy and lemon driz­


zle cake made by headteacher Mrs Alison Callon, Yorkshire parkin, Indian coconut sweets, American chocolate brownies and traditional English buns. This was the third year the school had


hosted a fund-raising event for Macmillan and m that time it has raised around £1,000 Pupils in school have also paused to reflect on the floods which have devastated parts of Pakistan. After observing two minutes’ silence, pupils raised £155 for the Disasters and Emergency Committee Fund which is helping families m the affected areas-


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tempting TREATS: Clitheroe Mayor Coun. Alan Tearing eyes the array of cakes on offer at Pen­ dle Primary School for the Macmil­ lan World’s Biggest Coffee Morning event, (s)


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Healthy minds events


EVENTS to help raise awareness of the relation­ ship between mental health and physical illnesses will be staged in Clitheroe next Thursday (October 7th). There will be displays and


information, books on pre­ scription, reflexology, Indian head massage and blood pressure readings at the events being staged at Clit­ heroe Library from 10 a.m. until 3 p.m. and the Pendle Club on Lowergate from 10 a.m. to noon. Information will also be


available about local initia­ tives such as the Little Green Bus, Healthy Lifestyles and Stepping out. World Mental Health


It’s coffee and flowers...


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HIGH AND MIGHTY: Having read our coverage of the Ribble Valley’s tallest sunflowers last week, these pu­ pils at Brennand’s Endowed Primary School, in Slaid- burn, were keen to show off their best efforts. The school’s gardening club co-ordinator Jean McNamee commented: “We measured the largest flower on Sep­ tember 22nd and were thrilled to see it measured 2.5 metres (8ft 2 ’’) .’’


Day is officially commemo­ rated every year in over 100 countries on October 10th. This year, the official global theme is “Mental Health and Chronic Illnesses”. In order to support this, the Ribble Valley Healthy Minds Team would also like to commem­ orate World Mental Health Day. Vicki Butler, a cogni­


tive behavioural therapist with Ribble Valley Healthy Minds Team, said: “The aim of the event is not only to raise awareness, but to en­ able people to find out more about services and initiatives supporting mental wellbeing in the Ribble Valley.”


UMBERING UP: Ladies at Moorland Nursery School are pictured before setting off on their sponsored walk to raise money for Cancer Research.


Charity walk


raises £1,000 STAFF at Moorland Nurs­ ery School donned tutus and Breast Cancer Awareness t-shirts as they embarked on a 10-mile walk around the Rib­ ble Valley. The nursery nurses, manag­


ers and supervisors decided to do the charity walk after a work colleague was diagnosed with the illness. They raised £1,000 after


walking from Moorland Nurs­ ery School to Waddington. West Bradford, Grindleton, Chatburn and back. Nursery supervisor Adicia


Ford thanked everyone who had taken part.


Burnley College Sixth Form Centre Open Events


Take the opportunity to see why Ofsted judged Burnley College as Outstanding and view our iconic College campus.This year our students achieved a 100% pass rate on our extensive A Level and Advanced Vocational programmes, enabling them to progress to some o f the country's top universities.


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A Levels Tuesday 5 October 2010


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Bridal Amelia's LuLu Browns


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(includes Bridal Brochure) Free Car Parking.


. contact the promotions team on 01772 554 547.


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ed event at the nurs­ ing and residential home for the elderly included tables full of delicious cakes which were judged in a best cake com­ petition. Other at­ tractions included games and a raffle. O r g a n i s e r s thanked everyone who supported the event and all iuucu u


RESIDENTS at the Manor House, Chatburn, helped raise £350 when they took part in the Macmillan World’s Biggest Coffee Morning. The well support­


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Thursday 7 October 2010 6pm - 8pm


If you are interested in studying A Levels, attending either of these events will provide you with essential information to help you make your subject choices.


A Levels and Advanced Vocational Subjects Thursday 14 October 2010


6pm - 8pm Visit our main open event for information on our outstanding A Level and Advanced Vocational provision and experience our state-of-the-art facilities which support the latest developments in teaching and learning.


Advanced Apprenticeships Thursday 2 1 October 2010


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6pm - 8pm If you are interested in gaining a qualification whilst in paid employment, you will have the opportunity to meet tutors to discuss our Apprenticeship programmes. For some subjects you will also be able to meet local employers who provide Apprenticeship opportunities.


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For information on any of these events please contact Student Services at studentservices@burnley.ac.uk, call 0 1282 733333 or text EVENT and your name to 01282 570570 V W W / .b u rn le y . ,a C .u k \


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Call to arrange a free trial at either Swimsafe in Bomloy or The Foxfields Hotel In Cilfheroe. Check our website for details.


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