BRIGHT SPARK
Author Juliette Forrest.Picture Robert Perry 3rd August 2021..FEE PAYABLE FOR REPRO USE.FEE PAYABLE FOR ALL INTERNET USE.www.robertperry.co.uk.NB -This image is not to be distributed without the prior consent of the copyright holder..in using this THE main characters in Juliette Forrest’s books come purely from her vivid imagination. Twister, the eponymous hero of her first novel is searching for her father, facing witches and baddies along the way; Coral, in The True Colours of Coral Glen, grieving for her beloved gran, has to help stop an evil spirit from escaping the local graveyard.
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We don t want another lockdown - Bolton schools urge parents to follow rules as Covid cases hit
Surge testing is taking place in certain areas amid concerns over rise of Indian variant
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Parents are being reminded to get tested and follow the rules amid Covid cases in Bolton schools. Parts of Bolton are seeing an escalation of surge testing amid growing concern over the continuing rapid rise of coronavirus in the borough.
Cases of both the South African and Indian variants have been discovered in the town, where the infection rate is four times the England average.
There have been a number of bubble closures in Bolton schools, with headteachers warning families to carry on following the rules.
John Jones and his classmates enjoying a craft lesson at Ponciau Primary School. Our school days are some of our most memorable, good and bad. It s where lifelong friendships are made, first crushes are developed, and where for some of us we discover a path into a future career. Sharing some of his own school memories and photos, reader John Jones, from Wrexham, takes us on a nostalgic trip back to the classroom. These are school photographs of mine from the late 1950s to early 1960s when I was a pupil at Ponciau Primary School. There is the class group photograph, and one which was taken a little later, of the boys enjoying a craft lesson.