Spider’s Appeal COMPETITION FOR
SCHOOLS
Overall Winner announced
...and the winner is...
St John's Church of England Primary School, Swindon Dudley
Congratulations to the winning school
and to the other two category winners.
The judge, Mr. Alan Titchmarsh, said that it was very difficult to choose
a winner as all the entries were of a very high standard but he felt that
St John's should be awarded the prize.
The NGO Charitable Trust would like to thank all the schools who participated
in the competition, we hope that you will enter again this year, look
for details coming up shortly on our website
The entries were judged in three categories; Poetry, Art and Photography, and the winners are:
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Poetry |
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| Overall winner Art Class entry from St John's Church of England Primary School, Swindon, Dudley |
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| Photography Ben Catt, Dallington Church of England Primary School, Heathfield, East Sussex |
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For centuries, gamekeepers, stalkers and river keepers have been the unsung guardians of the British countryside...but do you know what they do to help sustain our countryside?
Did
you know?...
Forty-nine out of fifty people have never met a gamekeeper
The National Gamekeepers' Organisation Charitable Trust has been set up to shed light on the role of Britain's gamekeepers, and to ensure quality in the way the whole countryside is managed - for everyone's benefit
Did
you know?...
Nine
times as much of the British countryside is looked after by gamekeepers
as is in nature reserves and National Parks
Last Updated 08.03.2010
Teacher's account of the Bard's visit added
Poetry Bard visits Dingle Community Primary School
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What's
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Results of the Spider's
Appeal - Countryside at Work competition
Click here for the winning
entries
NGO
Charitable Trust launches a new educational CD - The Grey Partridge -
Past, Present and Future
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