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HAYDON WICK & WOODHALL PARK
Steel band crashes in on breakfast cash
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IDra1$tLthii 1 PARKING In' An award of £1,000 from breakfast cereal makers Kellogg's will mean
QUALITY FLORISTS CENTRAL SWINDON more Hreod Parkway students can become members of the school's
We pride ourselves famed steel band.
Now over 15 years old, the club, daily breakfast and this will be an
on the personal touch Annual long stay which caters for 11 to 16 year olds added benefit to those attending.
* Flowers for all occasions parking only meets one morning and afternoon Students do not have to have a
* Weddings and Funerals each week. Some of the money special musical ability to be able to
* Same day local delivery £45.50 per month will go towards providing a free learn to play, we have children
breakfast for students who like a from across the year groups, with
(01793) 702123 musical start to their day. different levels of experience. It's
Contact:
', Abbey Meads Village Centre Music teacher Amy Carnell, said great to see the band draw them
Alison
r <yl Elstree W ab Swindon ,,, j f we realise the importance of a together."
Kearney 1,' David Barnard, Director of Swindon Young Musicians, centre left, presents
Wedding a cheque to band members. Amy Cornell and headteacher Andrew Fleet hold
Specialists ' GWCE ' the Kelloggs certificate
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Year 1 children visited the Sealife annual year 6 leavers musical pro-
SOLICITORS Centre at Weston Super Mare and duction for parents on 19 July.
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