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FEATURE
It’s a part of the school world where
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the only league tables are for box 03
hockey and any targets are just
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found with Velcro.
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they are all fully occupied and it’s
been a great success.” 21
The equipment has been as-
sembled over several years of
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fund-raising and voucher col-
lection. One child from each
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class sits on a committee to talk
about what the new additions
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might be.
INFANTS
Over in the infants play-
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ground, the emphasis has
switched back to the kind of
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old-style games of yesteryear.
So, the Golden River Game 33
and ‘Sharks’ help foster a happy
class atmosphere and plenty
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of lung-busting cries of excite-
ment beyond the school-gates
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and well up Grangehill Road.
On Fridays, all ages come
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together allowing siblings and
home friends to mix in the jun-
ior playground; plans for the
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future involve some more quiet
facilities for those those seeking
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a break from the fevered atmos-
phere outside.
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New Ways of Play
Take an interest in local events
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