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Prizes all round for pupils at Tottington High

9:30am Sunday 22nd November 2009

FORMER Tottington High School pupils were praised by staff and teachers at their annual presentation evening.

Top class bus ride for prom pupils

12:00pm Saturday 11th July 2009

IT was a night to remember for the pupils of Woodhey High School when they celebrated the end of their school life.

Teachers set for cancer charity ride

12:00pm Friday 10th July 2009

Bury Church High School teachers are getting ready for the Manchester to Blackpool charity cycle ride.

Monster celebration for gold achievement

11:40am Friday 19th June 2009

MONSTERS have appeared in school classrooms in Tottington to celebrate a top award.

TOTTINGTON HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALLERS TAKE ON THE DUTCH AT FOOTBALL

10:01am Tuesday 9th June 2009

The football development tour was a huge success, with our youngsters not only developing their football skills but enjoying the sweet taste of victory as they wone both their games against strong opposition from DZ Rotterdam.

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Tottington High School girl AMELIA TAYLOR CROWNED 14 year old girls US Kids European Champion

10:08am Friday 5th June 2009

At a competition Competition played in Gullane, Scotland 26-28 May 2009, Amelia Taylor won the prestigious play for Europe in the Van Horn Cup on 29 May against the international team. This Ryder Cup style event was played on the Guillane number 1 Course in Scotland. Amelia halved the match with her European playing partner, Danielle Ferry (from Guilford) to clinch the victory against the international team. The winners of the European team each received a Quaker Bowl. The Van Horn Trophy remains at the Guillane Golf Club with the European Team Captain, Alasdair Good.

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TOP BRASS LIFT THE ROOF AT TOTTINGTON HIGH SCHOOL

9:53am Friday 5th June 2009

Tottington High School aim to raise the profile of The Forget Me Not Charity when an all star cast of Brass Band players come to the Tottington on Saturday 4 July for a double celebration. Mr Alan Scott retires as head of the school, after a very happy and successful 20 years and decided to go out on a high note, and aims to raise funds for this very worthwhile charity. The musicians have all donated their time and the all star cast includes players from various brass bands with Principal Cornet player Robert Westacott from the Grimethorpe Colliery Band leading the charge. Join us on July 4th for what promises to be a wonderful programme of music - you won't be disappointed. The concert starts at 7pm with a hot pot supper, with the programme of music at 8pm. Tickets £10 and £7.50 Concessions.

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