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Awards for the loudest snorer and the biggest blisters were handed out along with bravery honours at Parkview School in Barrow early in 1993. The ceremony was held for year seven pupils who attended a residential Outward Bound course at Hawes End, near Keswick, before Christmas. Head of Year Lesley Parkinson said: The week-long course is a tradition at Parkview and this is the tenth year it has been running. We think it enhances the children s academic career and it also helps the teachers. The teachers come back absolutely shattered but we all think it is well worthwhile and helps everyone involved.
‘Want a Mint? …Extra Strong’ was the title of Barrow Youth Theatre’s production at Forum 28 in February 1992. The Mail’s reviewer said the group had put together a fine team performance and highlighted Phillip Gregg and Dom Greaves for showing ‘an excellent flair for comedy’. SCENE: Alex Hutt, Phillip Gregg, Christian Hill, Dominic Greaves and Leighton Metcalfe, who appeared in Want a Mint? …Extra Strong in 1992 Later that year the group ran a series of Easter workshops, with sessions for 13- to 19-year-olds and adults. They included sessions on rhythmic work and lyrics, masks, improvisation and ways to approach creating a character from scratch.