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;to young scientistsiat St James’ GE Primaiy School, Clitheroe. ■ A lyiad Science Club has beeri-


running.on Wednesday after­ noons since Professor Kr^tonite. visited the school-in the autumn term to perform a senes of experi­ ments.


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club range from .“mad mixtures”,* looking at exploding exciting col-' ours: and interactive chemistry, “current events” to see how elec­ tricity can be used to pop'a bal­ loon and the “science of magic” ; '


^ Topics being covered at the Mad scientists on the lodso valleyeducation


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A weekly look at local schools and colleges


VISIT: Bill' Cash MP (centre) with some of Stony-


BUDDING SCIENTISTS: Jada Heald, Dakota and Mackenzie.Preston with a Mad Science tutorl


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Bill praises moral purpose


: College and gave a fascinating talk on. John-Bright, a 19th Century Parliamentanan. ' •Mr Cash has recently published


, FORMER pupil Bill Cash MP vis­ ited of Hurst Green’s Stonyhurst


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mer Night’s Dream”„“A Winter’s . Tale” and “The Tempest “were - each performed by a different class in Year 8. Pupils had been re­ hearsing for have been rehearsing for the performances since the au­ tumn.The day of drama began in assembly when children in Years 3 and 4 performed.“Romans and Celts”, a hilarious ramble through the history of early Britain. , Drama teacher Ruth Hughes said:; “All the xhildreri in the


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PARENTS and.pupils enjoyed a feast of drama at Stonyhurst S t ; Mary’s Hall when no fewer than


outsider. He chose to operate for the most part as a backbencher’ outside government, driving,


Cnmean War and the Com Laws. Mr Cash said: “Bright was an


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www.clltheroeadvertl8er.co.uk Clitheroe Advertiser &Times,Thursday, February 28^2013


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ON STAGE: Claire McCullough in “The Winter’s Tale”, (s)


in The First Kids in Space”. ®


put on “Grandma’s Nativity” last term, which was followed by eve- ■ Year 5 and 6 performing


PERFORMING: Tom Walter in The Tempest, (s)


very own circus.,They’ve all done really well and have learnt a great deal along the way.”


“January began with Year 7’s


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