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It’s a top mark for PE
11:27am Wednesday 20th February 2008
ST John's Stonefold Primary School, Rising Bridge, has been awarded the ActiveMark accreditation from Sport England for promoting sport and its benefits to pupils.
Deputy head Eileen Clemons said: "We are part of a link partnership with Fearns Community Sports College in Stacksteads, which gives us lots of opportunities to offer sports to our pupils, such as rugby and cheerleading, alongside our provision of football, netball and cricket."
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SKIP TO IT: Keeping fit and active are Nathan Thornton, Cliona Flood, Liam Bradshaw and front, Madison Jameson
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