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Pretend Spice Girls in rehearsal for 'Stars In Their Eyes' at St. Bedes School, Lytham. From left, Baby, Posh, Ginger, Sporty and Scary, aka Laura Peers, Natalie Foy, Charlotte Collison, Vicky McQuillian and Nina Lorenzini Photo: Mike Foster
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Geraldine Smith MP joined Bare's Great Wood Primary School walk to school day. Great Wood use a parent-led virtual-bus for children to walk to school. The bus is supervised by parents and some teachers, leaves from a notified place at an appointed time and 'picks up' children on the way just like a real bus Photo: Archive
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Sue Fielden, head teacher of West End Primary School, Morecambe, delivers the toast to (left to right) Cameron Thomson, Kirsty Thomson, Rory Knowles, and Adam Larn, as the school launches a Breakfast Club Photo: Peter Wilcock
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Tom Johnson and Samantha Frankland join children's poet Wes Magee as he entertains pupils from Westgate Primary School during a visit to Morecambe Library Photo: Hedley Verity
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Design Technology pupils at Cardinal Allen School in Fleetwood made hundreds of hedgehog and bird boxes for countryside rangers. Picture shows pupils with some of the completed boxes Photo: Rob Lock
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Pupils at Lytham Hall Park School had a taste of the past during their Egyptian Day. Picture shows Alice Dennehy, Alex Benett and Sophie Owen, all aged eight Photo: Rob Lock
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Lytham Park Hall Primary School pupils (from left), Sarah Openshaw, Richard Sandiford and Pebbles Boyd, enter into the spirit of the Camel Race held at their school, to raise money for the Macmillan Windmill Appeal Photo: Bill Johnson
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Lytham St. Annes High School gymnastics team, from left, Nicola Mudie, Joely Booth, Heather Mudie, Melissa Conway and Nicola Zeal. Charlotte Ellis was also a team member but isn't pictured here Photo: Mike Foster
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Georgian Day at Hall Park Primary School, Lytham. Pictured are Hannah Hocking and Richard Grindrod (both aged 10) enjoying a game of croquet Photo: Bill Johnson
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Adidas Schools Football Initiative, at King Edward VII and Queen Mary School, Lytham - to raise money for student nursery nurse Amanda Chapman to visit Nepal). Pictured with some of the reception class, are coaches Austin Speight (right) and Peter Duckworth with Amanda Chapman Photo: Bill Johnson
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Ted Charnley of the Lancashire Wildlife Trust helps children from Lytham CofE School to put up birdboxes. Pictured with Ted are Year 3 pupils (from left to right) Natasha Howarth, Joseph Phillips, Jessica Ann Christian, Adam Postles and Harvey Butcher Photo: Martin Bostock
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McDonald's presented Lytham CE School with a cheque for £200 towards their conservation area. Picture shows deputy head and conservation area co-ordinator Nicola Harrison receiving the cheque from restaurant manager Jez Freeman, with pupils(from left to right): Alicia Galloway (five), Andrew Murdoch (six), Adam Stewart (11), Emma Barrowclough (nine), Hannah Miles (10), Elizabeth Brownsword (six), and Jamie Briers (seven) Photo: Rob Lock
1. Class of 2000
Pretend Spice Girls in rehearsal for 'Stars In Their Eyes' at St. Bedes School, Lytham. From left, Baby, Posh, Ginger, Sporty and Scary, aka Laura Peers, Natalie Foy, Charlotte Collison, Vicky McQuillian and Nina Lorenzini Photo: Mike Foster
2. Class of 2000
Geraldine Smith MP joined Bare's Great Wood Primary School walk to school day. Great Wood use a parent-led virtual-bus for children to walk to school. The bus is supervised by parents and some teachers, leaves from a notified place at an appointed time and 'picks up' children on the way just like a real bus Photo: Archive
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Sue Fielden, head teacher of West End Primary School, Morecambe, delivers the toast to (left to right) Cameron Thomson, Kirsty Thomson, Rory Knowles, and Adam Larn, as the school launches a Breakfast Club Photo: Peter Wilcock
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Tom Johnson and Samantha Frankland join children's poet Wes Magee as he entertains pupils from Westgate Primary School during a visit to Morecambe Library Photo: Hedley Verity