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WILDLIFE Friendly Otley were recently invited back to Pool Primary School for another wildlife day.

A family of anthropomorphised eggs land themselves in hot water in a dismal film full of garish visuals and unfunny gags

It speaks volumes that we get to know the woman’s back, hunched over dishes or...

The Trials and Tribulations of Swifty Appledoe (Part Three) May 25, 2021 By Art by Joey Vasaturo, Age 10 This is the third and final installment of Ariana Kralicek’s novella. You can read the first two installments in the April and May 2021 issues of Stone Soup , or in its entirety online. Chapter 17 On the way to the hospital, everything is like a jumble. It kind of feels like sorting through old books, if you know what I mean. There are the ones you love, ones you hate, and ones you can’t...

Published: 8:42 AM December 18, 2020    Easton College lecturer William Haire introducing pupils from Queen’s Hill Primary School to some of the cattle on the colleges farm via a video-link virtual visit - Credit: Jade Lanham Norfolks agricultural college has begun hosting "virtual farm visits" to ensure primary school children dont lose countryside learning opportunities during the coronavirus pandemic. In a normal year the farm at Easton College, outside Norwich, hosts between 50 an...

One of the striking moments, and there were many in the two-part series, was the notion of the west of Ireland being a noisy place, full of talk and laughter and music. It was that notion that hit me most that gone were the songs and talk and the chatter. That a quietness had replaced it that to this day has still not been filled. The Famine is the Zero Hour of Ireland’s history. It is where all roads begin and end. It is where the clock of nationhood stops and starts. Like other Year One s o...