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RED NOSE DAY FUN: Youngsters from the Reception Class take a break from their fund-raising activities.
RED was the colour at Moorland School as pu pils and staff raised lots of money for Comic Re lief.
The youngsters took part in a series of fund-; raising activities including selling cakes, taking
kept busy by taking part in a “red nose hunt” or ganised by the Moorland Junior School staff. -
part in benchball,games and enjoying'the fun of The Grand’s mobile skate park. : Children frormthe Reception classes were also
High School Technolo^ College raised £140 for Comic Relief by holding a cake sale at The United Reformed Church in Clitheroe.
RAISING money for charity is a piece of cake for a group of Clitheroe girls. The kind-hearted pupils from Ribblesdale
fu n d -rais- ERS: (From
left) Scarlett Syme, Megan Hoigate,
Shauna Ram say, Chloe Chatburn, Francis Offier, Megan Hoiden, Francis’ sister Emma Offier and Francis’ mum. (s)
Pupil Scarlett Syme commented: “The bake
sale started at 11 a.m. and finished at 3-15 p.m. We are thankful to our teacher Julia Billington,
„who helped by letting us use the church and giving us advice for the bake sale.”
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around Ribble Valley! ... and raised thousands of pounds into thebafgain
WADDLE WE DO?: Slaidburn’s Parent and Toddler group organised a spon sored Waddle for Comic Relief. Mem bers enjoyed a walk along the banks of the River Hodder and more than £200 was raised by the children being sponsored to complete the walk in fancy dress.
N€)SE DAY RED
enter the spirit EMPLOYEES at schoolwear supplier Trutex got into the spirit of Red Nose Day.
Trutex workers
• every day by a dif ferent department within Trutex and sold at lunchtime and during breaks. The employees then swopped their usual attire for skirts, pin afores and blouses at the end of the week... and that was just the boys! Marketing man
ager Daniel Tom linson said: “The whole business has really got behind our money raising ideas. “We’ve all put on
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COSTUME DRAMA: Children from Edisford Primary School, in Clitheroe, entered into the spirit of Comic Relief by wearing “something funny,for money”. They raised more than £250 in donations and pictured above is the school’s Year Six class, with their teacher Mrs Holden, taking part in the dressing-up parade.
ROLE REVERSAL: Staff and residents of The Manor House Nursing and Residential Home, in Chatburn, swapped clothes and roles for the day to raise money for Comic Relief. Fun was had by all and there was a special “strike a pose” tombola in which
the winner had to perform a Comic Relief dance. It was fun and laughter all day and also raised money for a good cause.
COLOURFUL CREW: Tiny tots at the Rossendale Nursery and Baby Unit, on York St, Clitheroe, wore colourful fancy dress costumes to raise money for Comic Relief, with staff members joining in the dressing up too. There was a variety of princesses, pirates, fairies and “wear something funny for money” outfits, with more than £75 raised on Red Nose Day.
CLOTHING CALAMITY: Children at Bolton-by-BowIand Primary School wore their clothes muddled up to raise money for Red Nose Day. They raised £ 3 5 .2 0 by wearing clothes inside out, shoes on wrong feet, pants on their heads and clothing back to front.
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ALL THE RAGE: Staff at bownhaih PT&Slihbolliveren’t^hy’abouf do-^ ing something funny for money. To'mark Comic Reliefs Red Nose Day
. they dressed in their funniest - and sometimes downright ridiculous : - clothes all week. The children were invited to join in by wearing :
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BUSY BAKING: Slaidburn’s David Sanderson (26) spent an
afternoon baking white choco
late and blueberry muffins at the village’s Hark to Bounty, then sold them to raise money
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forComic.Relief. With the ex-' pert bakinjg help of Vicky Wood
and his support worker Lucy Robinson, David raised £60,
with many thanks to all who bought the delicious muffins. .
Relief day when they “Let Red Go To Their Head!” *!<*!'* Grindleton Primary School on Comic
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raise a total of £340 by holding a cake-a-thon in the week leading up to Comic Relief and by dressing up in school uniform on the Friday. Cakes, buns and biscuits were made
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BACK TO SCHOOL: Staff member Mark Boyer dons his uni form to raise mon ey for charity.
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