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• front each category then shortlisted to be.- feahired in an exhibition at the Cube Gal­ lery, Manchester. TTie wiimei^ in each category will receive


tion, run by education law firm Browne Jacobson, invites primary and secondary school children to produce an image up to A3 size which they think best encapsulates “Growing up in the North West”, along with a 150-word description of the work. Entries from school children at key stag­ es 1,2,3 and 4 will be whittled down to 20


SCHOOLS in the Ribble Valley are being invited to compete in the search for the North-West’s best young artistic talent. The North West Schools Art Competi­


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an iPad, the runners-up a Samsung Galaxy tablet and those placed third will win an iPod Nano. All of the winners’ schools will receive a contribution towards art supplies and be given a year’s free subscription to Browne Jacobson’s QuickCall service.; ■' . One of the judges, illustrator Stanley Chow said: “Half of the battle of becom­ ing an artist as a career is perseverance and getting yourself out there, and so this competition is the perfect platform for kids who are just starting out.” ■ For more information or to register for the competition, visit www.education- ;


valleyeducatioii A regular look at local schools and colleges


Young gymnasts pick up awards


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I wvm.cntberoeadvedlsef.co.uk' valleyeducation A regular look at local schools and colleges Wl iV'Lo-' SKI TRIP: Pupils from Oakhili College on their trip to AIpe D’Huez. (s) Wf'&'iM Pupils’ fun on the slopes ■WASTE WATCHERS: Oakhili pupils outside the modern waste recycling plant at Farington (s) Rubbish trip ‘brilliant^


Simply draw a picture of your Mum and you could win a £ 100 Mall Gift Card.


GYMNASTS: Jessica, Dani and Kori-Lelgh with their certificates and the other pupils who took part in the event, (s)


PUPILS from Glitheroe’s St James’ CE Primary School took part in a school partner­ ship’s gymnastics competition at Ribblesdale High School. The competition was for school


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• A Superior Standard ticket for a Saturday matinee performance of the show of your choice from our selection listed above


• Overnight stay at a 4 star outer London hotel with dinner & full English breakfast


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Saturday departures, 16 March, 13 April, 11 May and 8 June 2013


The West End is home to the capital's best-loved and long-standing theatres. We offer an extensive selection of tickets for all the top shows and musicals. Choose from Billy Elliot, Jersey Boys, Let It Be, Phantom of the Opera, Singin' in the Rain, The Lion King, We Will RockYou, Wicked, Woman in Black and more


. A ticket for a Saturday evening performance of the show of your choice from our fabulous selection


. Overnight stay at a 4 star outer London hotel with full English breakfast . Free time in London for shopping or sight-seeing . Return cokh travel from Burnley, Clitheroe, Colne, Nelson & Padiham.


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dividual club gymnasts. In the individual event, first place was awarded to Jessica Turnbull, sec­ ond to Dani Pegram and third to Kori-Leigh Fanner, all pupils at St James’. All the children taking part per­ formed to the best of their ability


and represented the school bril­ liantly.


companying the children, com­ mented on how very proud she was of all the children and the commitment and effort they put into their routines.


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Mrs Earnshaw, the teacher ac­ m IsjPUPlLS from Years 7 and Year


Ijoyed a trip to the new recycling fa- Icility of Farington Waste Recycling ■Plant, near Lcyland.


at Oakhill College, Whalley, en- A The Clitheroe


happens to all of Lancashire’s rub­ bish and the importance recycling has in today’s society. They were told that if the county council is to


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London Theatre Dine & Dance by Coach from Burnley, Clitheroe, Colne, Nelson & Padiham


Choose a top West End show from our selection that includes A Chorus Line, Billy Elliot, Jersey Boys, Once, Phantom of the Opera, Singin'in the Rain, We Will Rock You & Wicked


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meet the growing targets for recy­ cling, it is their generation which will help ensure that happens and that we must reuse as much of our valuable waste as possible.


leil, opened out straight to huge piste area with some 250km of pistes to eiyoy. All skiers made excrilent progress dur­ ing their six days of skiing and enjoyed


tions on one of the most beautiful areas in the Alps, Alpe D’Huez in France. Their hotel, the f^ i ly friendly Beauso-


OAKHILL College’s latest annual ski trip proved to be one of the best ever, with day after day of sunshine and plenty of snow on the slopes. _ This provided perfect ski-ing condi­


haviour and enthusiasm of all pupils was exemplary, making it a fantastic trip all round.


well entertained, with indoor high ropes, bum-boarding, quizzes and bingo. Members of staff reported that the be­


the fantastic conditions. Many in the party even took on the challenge of the Sarenne, the longest black run in Europe at 18lon and quite a challenge for skiers of all abilities. Their evening activities also kept them


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