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8:29am Wednesday 30th April 2008
Westminster Primary pupils have received praise from Captain Planet this week.
Children at the Westminster Road school hope to transform it into an institution dedicated to all things green - and ease their impact on the planet.
School spokesman Lorraine Horsfall said pupils were now organising activities which they hoped would give the school specialist Eco School status and help staff and parents also become more aware of their environmental footprint.
She added: "The children are now looking at a range of green issues including energy, litter, healthy living, water use, bio-diversity, school transport and waste."
Westminster has already created its own nature garden in which pupils can grow fruit and veg.
The school also has a number of recycling monitors who collect waste paper from classrooms on a regular basis.
A day trip to Bridlington in memory of the late Dr Urmila Gupta is being organised for the second year running.
Victims of a sex abuser who lived for several years in a village near Keighley, have received a pay-out of £400,000.
Green-fingered Baildon villagers have planted up a plant trailer to boost their bid in the Yorkshire in Bloom competition.
The results of Sats taken by children across England are to be delayed, Schools Secretary Ed Balls has announced.
The British Grand Prix weekend got off to a dramatic start as the first official practice session at Silverstone was marred by a sizeable shunt for world championship leader Felipe Massa.
City are casting an eye over teenage defender Shaun Densmore.
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