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The Newton Community Pride board elected a new board of directors.
“During these challenging times for the arts and culture community, I’m thrilled to have the opportunity to lean in and help build a stronger organization to answer the call for community programming that can support our village centers, artists and arts and culture nonprofits,” said newly elected board chair Gloria M. Gavris.
Joining Gavris as officers of Newton Community Pride are Dinny Starr, former Women’s Foundation of Boston partner relationship co-manager as vice chair; Meryl Kessler, former executive director of the League of Women Voters of Massachusetts as clerk; and John Zaya, analytics manager at Village Bank, as treasurer.
Pupils from Magna Carta Academy in Stansted taking part in the Change4Life initiative.
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Stansted pupils are having additional PE lessons in an effort to change their lives.
Magna Carta Primary Academy is taking part in the Change4Life public health programme to improve children’s physical fitness, their confidence and to help with their co-operation and relationships.
Pupils in Year 1 to 4 are working to improve their agility, balance and co-ordination, as well as their teamwork skills.
Phil Dawes, BMAT director of PE and sport, said: “It’s known that PE has huge benefits for children’s physical wellbeing and exercise can help to improve children’s concentration. It can also help with their mental wellbeing through improved self-confidence and learning to compete fairly.