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Making a difference: Harvey Jordan and Ava Gore, both 3.

7:30am Saturday 6th April 2013

STAFF at a Stourport school were bedazzled by youngsters dressed in brightly coloured clothes to highlight climate change.

Pupils build tudor-style homes

Creative display: Clockwise from front right, Lisa Richardson with her son Finley, Harvey Mathews and Melinda Taylor with her son Cameron, with the houses.

8:00am Saturday 9th February 2013

CREATIVE Stourport youngsters used recycling material to build tudor-style homes.

Stourport pupils host Fairtrade afternoon tea

Tasty treats: Back Stourport Fairtrade members Andrew and Vi Higgs with front from left, Samuel Kelly-Edwards, Molly Clarke and Jade Reece.

8:00am Tuesday 3rd April 2012

STOURPORT schoolchildren hosted an afternoon tea party offering only Fairtrade treats.

Stourport pupils spread festive cheer at nursing home

Musical treat: Pupils, Ryan Harper, 9 and Meghan Turner,10, entertaining nursing home resident, Tom Michael. Buy photo: 510933M

7:10am Wednesday 16th December 2009

YOUNG musicians and singers from a Stourport school gave nursing home residents a festive treat when they performed Christmas carols.

Devastation turns to joy!

Matt Morgan and allotment club pupils were presented with seeds and plants following their visit

9:50am Thursday 5th November 2009

Pupils from Burlish Park Primacy school were given VIP treatment when they were invited to spend an afternoon at Barnett Hill Nursery following vandalism at the school allotment in July.

Pumpkin Patch Kids

Owen picking his pumpkin

8:42pm Monday 2nd November 2009

Pupils at Burlish Park Primary have been busy harvesting their pumpkins ready to celebrate Halloween.

Shimmy, shake and dance away to the samba drums!

4:05pm Tuesday 23rd June 2009

Year 6 pupils had a pleasurable, fun filled hour creating music with samba drums and other percussion instruments.

Music Makers Make Some Noise

3:49pm Tuesday 23rd June 2009

Excited year 4 pupils performed their way to fame; they got given the opportunity to show off their musical talents at Symphony Hall...

The Big Dig

Jenni, Philippa, Laura, Caitlin and Alex with Sammy the Scarecrow!

3:44pm Tuesday 2nd June 2009

Children in Year 6, as part of their history unit of work, have been busy planting potatoes in their 'Dig for Victory.'They all hope that their hard work will pay off.

Harriers back health

12:00pm Sunday 19th April 2009

PUPILS at Burlish Park Primary School have been working with Kidderminster Harriers to improve their lifestyles.

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