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8 WESTLEA
Youngsters get ready to go into print

Year 1 children at Westlea The main project this term in pers and magazines and had dis- be a lot of fun; we're looking for-
School are learning how to be- teacher Dale Burr's class is to pro- cussions about a name and a logo," ward to seeing the work in print."
come publishing moguls this duce a newspaper. "We've been said Dale. "There's obviously a lot He said the project will develop
term. looking at the content of newspa- of work involved, but it is going to language skills and the ability to
write in different styles. There
will be science work when the class
has a go at making paper, and they
hope to visit a paper recycling
plant.
With help from The Link, the
eight page A4 size newspaper will
be printed free of charge thanks to
sponsorship by UDO in Old Town.
Year I children examine the April
Link before folding and trimming for
delivery. From left, Leah Staples,
Hannah Willoughby, Vincent Heifer,
Jessica Samm, Jemal Stevens-Kamal,
Natasha Jeviet, Tom Roberts,
Christina Miller, Gary Singh
Westlea School headteacher Neil
Griffiths is to take a one year se-
condment with the Basic Skills
Agency from September.

Strange noise answer
,~N .V, pDOWP4. Over the last few months The Link minutes. It turns out that mainte-

has made appeals on behalf of nance engineers at the Bible Soci-
NURSERY & PRE-PREP -_ Gordon Crabbe from Whittington ety in Westlea carry out a weekly
Road, Westlea to explain 'a low test of the diesel engines that oper-
Individual Care noise early on Friday mornings.' ate the high pressure pumps serv-
Individual learning at Gordon finally contacted the ing the emergency sprinkler sys-
Prior Park Preparatory School Environmental Health Depart- tem.

ment at Swindon Council for help. "My curiosity is satisfied," said
Cricklade, Wiltshire Jim Richardson made an early Gordon. "We can see the building
morning visit in April and discov- across the school field and the noise
For children aged 6 months to 7 years (out of school ered the noise source within 30 comes directly towards us."
and holiday provision 745am - 630pm)
Please contact Shelagh Hanbury B.Ed (Hons)
Rajvindar Kular B.A (Hons)
Telephone (01793) 752600

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