It s not just the children that are nurtured and growing every day at Hensingham Primary School, there are lots of sunflowers springing up in the area too. Headteacher Faye Eldon said they were keen to get the children outside, enjoying each others company, so they started a sunflower project, giving seeds out to the community so, along with the children in each class at Hensingham, the community could try and nurture seeds too. Faye said: We thought it would be a nice idea for spring to work with the community looking at new life and the growth of flowers. We thought it would be a lovely idea if we planted some sunflower seeds and gave some to our friends in the community. Hoping they will enjoy caring for them and watching them grow.
KETCHIKAN (KDN) â Ketchikan High Schoolâs academic decathlon team will (virtually) face off with other Alaska AcDc teams at the state tournament on Thursday and Friday.
âWe have a full team of 12 students competing in the tournament, (three students in each of the required grade categories, and three alternates), thanks to a few last-minute new recruits who volunteered to fill our roster,â wrote Kayhi team coach and teacher Peter Stanton in a Monday email to the Daily News. âMany of the decathletes have been putting in a lot of study hours recently, and I think we will be competitive with the top teams in the state this year.â
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