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West Berkshire school s arts outreach to local primaries

West Berkshire school s arts outreach to local primaries Online sessions aim to help parents and carers stay positive Charlie Masters   ); Downe House drama and dance department has been delivering online lessons for prep schools and local primary schools through the lockdown period. The independent girls school in Cold Ash has been livestreaming dance and drama lessons to help to keep the community active and engaged. Head of extra-curricular dance Olivia Ward said: I am absolutely delighted to be running such an exciting outreach opportunity for so many children who may not currently be able to access extra-curricular dance lessons.

CCU Softball takes two In doubleheader against Lipscomb

CCU Softball takes two In doubleheader against Lipscomb CCU snaps three-game losing streak CCU infielder Ally Clegg (Source: Gabe McDonald) By Coastal Carolina Athletics | February 28, 2021 at 12:39 AM EST - Updated February 28 at 12:39 AM CONWAY, SC – The Coastal Carolina softball team snapped its three-game losing streak on Saturday as they swept the doubleheader at home against the Lipscomb Bisons. The two wins improve the Chanticleers record to 4-5 overall on the season. CCU 10, LU 9 The Bisons scored three runs off Chanticleer Raelee Brabham in the bottom of the second inning when Katelyn Belding laid down a bunt that scored Olivia Ward and Kyndall Crawford. LU made it 3-0 when Elise Shewmaker scored on an RBI single from Amy Vetula.

Spelling bee produces county champion

GARRETT — Kaden Fordeck’s hopes to win the DeKalb County Spelling Bee were briefly dashed when he omitted a vowel in “impenetrable” in the fourth round, leaving fifth-grader Chloe Hunt from McKenney-Harrison Elementary the only contestant still standing. However, Hunt misspelled “inaugural” in the championship round, giving Fordeck, a DeKalb Middle School sixth-grader, a second chance. He rejoined Hunt, seventh-grader Reagan Ioor from Eastside Junior-Senior High School and Audrey Mullins, a sixth-grade student from Garrett Middle School at center stage for three more rounds in the Garrett High School Performing Arts Center before correctly spelling “punctuality” to become the county champion. Ioor was runner-up, having incorrectly spelled “scrawny” in the eighth round.

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