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Schools in Norfolk and Waveney counting their LEGO® takens

Primary schools in Norfolk and Waveney are counting their tokens as they compete to win vouchers to spend on LEGO® educational toys.

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LEGO Education vouchers for schools campaign set to start

LEGO Education vouchers for schools campaign set to start
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White Woman Lane School receive World Book Day bundle

Published: 5:54 AM March 5, 2021 Daniel Richmond, head teacher of White Woman Lane School, standing next to the Bus Library at the school - Credit: Submitted A school on the outskirts of Norwich has received a bundle of new books for World Book Day to encourage pupils to read more when they return. White Woman Lane School in Catton was sent the books for its Book Bus library thanks to the Morrisons Foundation in partnership with the National Literacy Trust. The book bundle includes The Extraordinary Life of Amelia Earhart by Sheila Kanani and The Racehorse Who Learned to Dance by BBC television presenter Clare Balding.

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