AIREBOROUGH Rotary has been giving updates on its work locally and around the world. Recent awards of five Paul Harris Fellowships to members and supporters highlighted the club s activities connected with the pandemic and the community. A recent zoomed International Committee meeting spelled out the projects being undertaken worldwide. Spokesman Robert Mirfield said: Because Covid prevented St Mary’s annual visit, the Global Grant report for the Computer Suite at Mnyakanya High School relied instead on communication and visits from the Eshowe Rotary Club in South Africa. When the school was open during the pandemic, the suite continued to be extensively used and the school still intends to introduce CAT (Computer Applications Technology) as a subject to help pupils’ future job prospects.
Vandals again wreak havoc at centre
3 Mins Read Mindless “fun”: Sorrento Community Centre manager Heather Barton shows the damage caused by young vandals. Picture: Yanni. Above, the rude response of youngsters to adults at the centre has been described as “breathtaking”. The boys either side of the one wearing a hoodie are clearly recognisable. Share
Mindless “fun”: Sorrento Community Centre manager Heather Barton shows the damage caused by young vandals.
Picture: Yanni. Below, the rude response of youngsters to adults at the centre has been described as “breathtaking”. The boys either side of the one wearing a hoodie are clearly recognisable.
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