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CORONAlipN: Infants from Peii^e Primaiy School are pic­ tured above at a special “corohatidn” service held at Clitheroe Parish Church. Children from reception,'Year 1 and Year 2 celebrated the jubilee at Clithefoe Parish Church, where they were jpined by their parents and family members.All the pu­ pils had made crovras.ahd medals for the special “coronation” event. A queen and her consort were chosen from each class and one pupil who pjdyed the role of archbishop - expertly guided by the Rev. AndyFroud - carried out the crowning cer-


;^ o n y . The ceremony ended with 150 children waving Union Flags before the children returned to school for a special lunch. On Friday the children spent the morning preparing fruit punch, scones, cucumber sandwiches and bunting ready for the after­ noon’s street party. Pupils in Key Stage Two celebrated with a rounders festival and picnic and were presented with a specially designed certificate.


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by some regal music played by the lunch time flute group. Finally, the children stood to attention as they sang the Na­ tional Anthem. The day was also


the children, dad in red, white and blue, eqioyed a royal as­ sembly, during which they learned of the changes thathave taken place during the 60-year reign of the Queen. This was followed


a distinctly royal hue as, following the main course of “traditional English” fish, chips and mushy peas or bangers and mash, the children and smff sat down to eqjoy Crown Jewel JeUiM, Jubilee Cake and Regal Fruit Salad. The day began as


PATRIOTIC; Pupils had a great day cel­ ebrating the jubilee at St Michael and John’s RC Primary School (right). Even the food had


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PATRIQTIC pooch Chester got into the party mood to cel­ ebrate the Queen’s historic weekend. The golden re­


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RED, WHITE AND BLUE: Pupils at Brookside Pri- maiy School, Clitheroe, dressed in red, white, blue’


and diamonds for their celebrations (above). The Rev Andy Froud and the Deputy Lieutenant


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IN THE STOCKS: Children at Sabden Primary School had great fun celebrating the Jubilee, including one activity popular when the first Queen Elizabeth was on the throne. Teachers found


themselves locked in the stocks while their pupils lobbed wet sponges at them. That’ll teach them


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DEVASTATED friends have paid moving tributes to a “popular” and “always smiling” teenager killed in a


horror crash. ■ Georgina Collinson (19), of Dutton,


near Ribchester, lost control of her Peu­ geot 206 and crashed into a wall on Lower Road, Longridge. She was cut from the wreckage by fire­


fighters, but was pronounced dead at the ’ scene. Her distraught friends have been leaving floral tributes at the scene of the accident, which happened at 11-15 p.m. last Wednesdav.


to Georgina, Have been left by the side of the road at the accident scene, with cards bearing touching messages to a dear friend. Geogina - a former Longridge High


School pupil - also had more than 1,000 fiiends on Facebook and many more mes­ sages o f love and sympathy have been ■


posted in her memory on the social net­ working site.


Georgina leaves mum Caroline and dad


John as well as sisters Katie and Jessica. Police are continuing to appeal to any­ body who inay have seen what happened to come forward.- Accident investigation officer Sgt Pat


Worden, of Lancashire Police’s road po­ licing unit, said: “I would appeal to any­ one who witnessed the incident to come forward and contact police. “I am particularly keen to speak to the


driver of a small sports car, possibly a Mazda MX5, that drove past the scene of incident prior to the emergency services arriving as I believe they could help. ■ “Understandably, this is a very difficult


time for the family and we have specially trained officers supporting them.” Anyone with information is asked to call Lancashire police on 101.


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MESSAGES OF LOVE: some of the many floral tributes which have been left at the scene of the acci­ dent In Lower Road, Longridge .


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y ou n g s te r s and adults alike donned ’ red, white and blue and tucked into party food as they joined in the na­ tional celebrations.


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