Young activists:

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Young activists school stories 2013
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Making messages
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At Brinkworth Earl Danbys CE School in
Wiltshire, all pupils from reception to Year 6
made puppets or cut-out teachers.
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800 pupils from Churchtown Primary School in
Southport, Mersyside took part in a range of
activities.
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Activities in subject lessons
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Year 7,8,9 at Clares Court Senior Girls School
in Maidenhead, made these teachers during
Geography lessons.
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Bradley Stoke Community School in south
Gloucestershire ran sessions during Enrichment
week.
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Holding assemblies
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The school council at Delves Infant and Nursery
School in Walsall held an assembly with 180
children as part of the campaign.

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Eco groups made ideal teachers and held
assemblies at Kyleakin Primary School on the Isle
of Skye.
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Running events
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Young ambassadors, Millie and Sam, held a special
Education for All Day on June 21 2013 at
Ringwood School, Hampshire.

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Rhodes Avenue Primary School in London invited
Lynne Featherstone, MP for Hornsey and Wood Green
and DfID Minister, back to school.
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MPs go back to school
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330 pupils at Danesholme Infant School in Corby
got involved in Send My Friend to School
activities.
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800 students from Wilnecote High School in
Tamworth took part in the campaign.
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Pupils at Kirkwall Grammar School in Orkney have
been raising awareness about the 1.7 million
missing teachers.
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210 students from Brookhouse Primary School in
Blackburn invited their MP, Jack Straw to school
to hand over messages. He made sure David
Cameron received them.
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Pupils from Ysgol Pen Y Bryn and Ysgol St Elfod
travelled 250 miles from Wales to Westminster
where they had a surprise meeting with the Prime
Minister.
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