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Chained to the Grave #4 (of 5) Brian Level & Andy Eschenbach (w) • Kate Sherron (a & c) Outlaw Roy Mason has come back from the dead, chained to the headstone that marked his grave. On the trail of buried gold and hunted by a Big Bad, Roy struggles to hold his family—and his body—together. Writers Brian Level (Darth Vader, Thanos, Deadpool) & Andy Eschenbach (Heavy Metal Magazine, Red Shoes) and artist Kate Sherron (Invader Zim, The Amazing World of Gumball) bring you a tale of intrigue, ...

Comic Book Reviews for This Week: 2/17/2021 Welcome to this week in comic book reviews! The staff have come together to read and review nearly everything that released today. It isnt totally comprehensive, but it includes just about everything from DC and Marvel with the important books from the likes of Image, Boom, IDW, Valiant, and more. The review blurbs youll find contained herein are typically supplemented in part by longform individual reviews for significant issues. This week that inclu...

CHILDREN at a Barrow school have been expressing their creative side with a February challenge. Pupils from every year group at Greengate Junior School have been unleashing their inner photographer while taking themed photographs tasked to them by Feature Cumbria. Year Five teacher Jo Gay said: “As we went into the second ‘closing’ of schools and we were unable to see the children on a daily basis we got thinking about ways we could encourage children to be creative and show their i...

Children from Dane Ghyll School in Barrow took part in the Big Schools Birdwatch for 2021. Year Five and Year Six pupil (pictured) spied a variety of birds in the RSPB initiative. Pupils have also taken part in the birdwatch at home due to Covid restrictions. Pupils spotted seagulls, sparrow and magpies in 20th anniversary of the programme, in which schools supply important data to the charity on which birds can be seen in different parts of the country. Louise Postlethwaite, the head...

PUPILS have swapped the playground for the Presidential podium during lockdown - producing their very own inaugural speeches. Year Six pupils from Dalton St Marys C of E Primary School are remaking history by writing their own Presidential speeches certain to captivate their audience. The class has been following current affairs at school and teacher Lisa Woodburn thought it was important to teach pupils the importance of Inauguration Day. She said: "Im a big believer in ensuring our ch...

Compiled by C. ARUNO and ASHLEY TANG WITH the help of some photo editing, a primary school in Alor Setar, Kedah, came up with a creative way to produce physically-distanced class photos for 2020 (pic), reports Sin Chew Daily. The most eye-catching ones were the Year One classes at SJK(C) Keat Hwa (K) where pupils appear to be sitting inside boxes stacked on top of each other. In reality, photos of each pupil sitting in boxes were taken individually and later stitched together with photo-editin...

Monday, January 18 WEEK three of lockdown. The weekend was spent in communication with the LA – we will have no choice but to offer to open the nursery. What has made the situation worse is the feeling the LA has not been lobbying on behalf of settings only open to their critical worker and vulnerable children. The only help the LA has given settings is, in recognition of the late notice from Government, an extension to the census date from the 21st to the 25th January. That will give us a ...

Monday, January 18 WEEK three of lockdown. The weekend was spent in communication with the LA – we will have no choice but to offer to open the nursery. What has made the situation worse is the feeling the LA has not been lobbying on behalf of settings only open to their critical worker and vulnerable children. The only help the LA has given settings is, in recognition of the late notice from Government, an extension to the census date from the 21st to the 25th January. That will give us a ...

Monday, January 18 WEEK three of lockdown. The weekend was spent in communication with the LA – we will have no choice but to offer to open the nursery. What has made the situation worse is the feeling the LA has not been lobbying on behalf of settings only open to their critical worker and vulnerable children. The only help the LA has given settings is, in recognition of the late notice from Government, an extension to the census date from the 21st to the 25th January. That will give us a ...

By Lucy Morgan Audience and Content Editor (Google maps) Gurnard Primary has closed to Year Three students, just days after its Year Five pupils were also sent home. Years Four and Six had been learning remotely, due to a combination of Covid-19 cases and a requirement for staff and some children to self-isolate, however they returned to school this week. The school has been open to vulnerable pupils and thos...