18 March 2010: 5:33am |
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CHILDREN'S author Lizzie Finlay met pupils from St Oswald's school last week for World Book Day.Read
FORMBY High’s Meghan Neil raised over £300 for Macmillan Cancer Support and Cancer Research UK with a cake sale at her school.Read
FORMBY High is appealing for donations to send a group of students to Tanzania later this year.Read
A FORMBY family are raising money for Mozambique – 20 years after mum and dad first visited the country.Read
THE pupils at Redgate Robins pre-school celebrated World Book Day with a week of creative activities.Read
THE REVEREND Sue Smith was appointed the new priest at St Michael and All Angels and St Stephen's on Saturday.Read
FORMBY'S school children will be celebrating World Book Day on Thursday, March 4.Read
SEFTON 's Mayor Councillor Alf Doran and Mayoress Cllr Gill Cuthbertson have donated £620 to the children’s play park in Hightown.Read
BUSY Bees Nursery has been in touch with a lovely gallery of photographs from their Story Telling week.Read
SEFTON Council’s Surestep initiative is aiming to prevent our school children being killed and injured on the roads.Read
RANGE High School is holding a jazz evening in March to raise money to pay for a minibus.Read
THE 2young2die road safety campaign came to Formby High on Friday afternoon.Read
RANGE High School has been honoured at an Ofsted awards ceremony recognising outstanding providers in England.Read
NATURE versus nurture was the theme of Formby High's drama studio last week.Read
SEFTON’S young Eco Champions teamed up for a reunion event to share their ideas and promote a greener future.Read
KATE Pankhurst came home last week when she popped in to St Lukes's Primary with author Steve Hartley.Read
RANGE High's walking club has been in touch with news of their last adventure in to Robin Hood country.Read
CHILDREN'S author Steve Hartley popped in to Freshfield Primary school last week for an 'interactive teaching session.'Read
FORMBY High pupils met author Sophie McKenzie last week at Maghull Town Hall.Read
FORMBY'S Primary Schools could benefit from a £18,500 Walk to School initiative across Sefton.Read
Tom is a reporter for the Formby Times. He produces news and features on the Formby, Freshfield and Hightown areas. 01704 398 002
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