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Pupils book in at new library



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Published Date: 04 October 2008
PUPILS celebrated the restoration of their school library at a special opening ceremony.
Mike Pringle MSP joined youngsters at Gracemount Primary School yesterday to mark the £10,000 makeover.

The school library – which was last updated in the 1960s – now has an interactive white board, new books, new furniture and has been redecorated.

It was funded with a Lottery grant secure by the Parents' Association. Headteacher Rose Islambolipoor said: "The children are thrilled with their new library, which has state of the art facilities which make it a joy to use.

"Two of our learning assistants asked if they could explore getting funding for the library and went at it with vigour.

"The biggest donation of £10,000 came from Awards for All Lottery funding.

"I couldn't be more delighted for the staff and pupils."





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  • Last Updated: 04 October 2008 11:27 AM
  • Source: Edinburgh Evening News
  • Location: Edinburgh
 
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The Geniune Mario Antionette,

04/10/2008 19:29:37
The last time I saw a surname like Islambolipoor was on Countdown.

 

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