Kids at Orchard Primary in Overtown picked up a grant of £800 from Asda Newmains to fund the school’s new community learning initiative ‘Lunch with a Community Bunch’.
Pupils at a Lanarkshire school have received a bumper grant from a supermarket giant to help with a new initiative at the school.
The free download features the latest breaking news and exclusive stories, and allows you to customise your page to the sections that matter most to you.“Each class will have the chance to attend, share some of their recent learning and take part in group activities alongside community members.” Meanwhile, the school has paid tribute to two late members of staff by creating a garden in their memory.
Mrs Hume said: “This was made possible with generous help from the community and extremely kind donations from Reynard Garden Centre and Mr and Mrs Haugh.
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