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A STUNNING NEW
COURTYARD GARDEN |
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WORK is
under way to create a stunning new
courtyard garden at a Maybole primary school. And pupils of
hill-top Gardenrose Primary can look forward to a lovely sheltered
haven.
Councillor Alan Murray went along to see the start of
groundwork, and congratulate parents behind the idea. He is
pleased South Ayrshire Council's rural affairs committee
contributed £5,500 to the project. |
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GARDENROSE YOUNGSTERS CROC AROUND
THE CLOCK |
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A Maybole school rocked with
excitement and laughter for 'Crocodile Fundee...From the Ayrshire
Post 11-16-2001 |
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COMIC RELIEF DAY |
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Depute head teacher Val Freeman sports a big
red nose. |
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Gardenrose pupils are sitting comfortably for
one of their popular 'Story Sack' sessions. |
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Pyjamas to Poverty was the theme for Comic
Relief Day at Gardenrose Primary School in Maybole. |
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Dinner ladies (left to right) Rosemary
Murdoch, Margaret Ann McEwan, Elaine Galloway and Nicola Thomson dished
up some fun. |
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Gardenrose teachers get into the spirit - and
their pyjamas - for Red Nose Day. |
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The school's assembly hall was packed with
pyjama-clad pupils and red noses for Comic Relief Day. |
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Parents Deb Creedy (left) and Morag Montgomery
happily took part in a 'Story Sack" session. From the Ayrshire
Post 3-23-2001 |
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Young readers proudly show off their new book
bags. |
SHINING LIGHTS AT
GARDENROSE |
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Light was shed on a number of things when
pupils tackled a light-house project. |
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Maybole's future is in good hands at
Gardenrose Primary's nursery class. |
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A SCOTS FEAST AT GARDENROSE. A feast of entertainment
was on offer when Gardenrose Primary School staged its annual Burns
competition. Pupils from classes P2 to P7 took part in the competitive
element by reciting Scottish poems. |
Piper
George Murdoch and the Rev. Tom Bogle with Burns competition winners at
Gardenrose
From the
Ayrshire Post 2-16-2001 |
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Super six really know their Burns. The
beaming smiles tell their own story ... we're winners. |