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18 • Visit us @ www.ChampNews.com CMBA The Champion • Wednesday 19 June 2013Novel way to beat the bulliesReport by Holly RummensBRITAIN’S Got Talent finalists Twist and Pulsesurprised students at Waterloo Primary Schoolfor their admirable anti–bullying campaign.Twist and Pulse announced the news toWaterloo Primary School, Crosby, on ThursdayJune 6, informing them that they have beenselected to attend a special event in London atBarclay’s Headquarters to celebrate theiranti–bullying programme.While the dancing duo were at the school,they helped produce a short film that will beplayed at the final presentation on July 8 andthey also gave the children a smallperformance of their new dance routine.Waterloo Primary School has been part of anationwide peer led anti–bullying programmerun by the Diana Award Charity. Last yearstudents and staff from Waterloo Primaryattended a training event in Liverpool whichgave the group campaigning skills, ideas andinspiration to ensure their school remains bullyfree and a safe place to be.At the Barclays event, five anti–bullyingteams from across the United Kingdom willshare their fantastic anti–bullying practicewith an audience of special guests.Sarah Maciver, deputy head teacher of theschool, said of this achievement: “OurAnti–bullying Ambassadors have helped bringa real feel good factor to our school and thelocal community. Through assemblies, SmileDays and random acts of kindness, their neverending enthusiasm ensures our children feelsafe and happy at Waterloo Primary School.“We are so pleased to have learnt many ofthese ideas through the programme and lookforward to the event in July”.The students will also receive the DianaAnti–Bullying Champion Award at the event inJuly. This award is given to inspiration youngpeople who tackle bullying in schools andcommunities.Alex Holmes, Anti–Bullying programmemanager at the Diana Award said: “Youngpeople spend an average of 11,000 hours oftheir lives in full time education.“It’s so important that every hour is a happyhour. The programme is all about equippingyoung people with the skills to change theirschool through simple techniques like smiles,compliments and kindness.”For new ideas in Kitchens & DesignSofa Companyto WiganASDARobin Parkto Ashtonto St Helensto Newtown & PembertonALDISupermarketWE UNDERTAKEALL ASPECTS OFBUILDINGS WORKS TOMAKE YOUR LIFEHASSLE FREETake the skill of our talented designers with the latest European styling, add a sprinkle of yourindividual requirements and blend them together to produce high living, user-friendlykitchens that dare to be different! Visiting our showrooms will confirm the difference thatmakes us stand out from the rest. CALL NOW OR ARRANGE A FREE HOME VISIT.From the traditional to the cutting edge…we do it allKITCHEN EMPORIUMKitchen & Bedrooms106 Ormskirk Road(opposite ALDI)Wigan WN5 9EB01942 241220www.kitchenemporium.co.ukTwist and Pulse at Waterloo Primary School promoting anti bullying campaigns.1119458Nominate schools fortop Educate AwardsTHE Educate Awards are backfor another year andpreparations are already wellunderway with the judgingpanel recently released.Liverpool and Sefton schoolsonly have 100 days left tonominate their school for theirsuccessful achievements overthe past school year.Organisers at the EducateAwards released the details ofthe judging panel for the 2013ceremony, with a selection ofthe most important names ineducation.Each have been chosen fortheir expertise, commitment topublic service and ability toserve as positive role models.Kim O’Brien, executive editorof Educate Magazine said: “Thejudges’ individual backgroundswill provide a balanced andinformed adjudication processfor choosing the winners.”Judges include Mark Beedles,managing director of ConnexEducation, who are thesponsors for event, isresponsible for placing supplyteachers, teaching assistants,nursery nurses and supervisorsinto schools across the NorthWest.Also judging will be LisaMurphy, head of primaryteacher education at LiverpoolJohn Moores University, whoworks closely with a number ofprimary schools acrossMerseyside and is a member ofvarious local and nationaleducation committees.These awards are acelebration of the successesand achievements taking placewithin Liverpool and Seftonschools. Entry in to the awardsis open to all public funded andindependent private schools,including primary, secondaryand special schools.Schools have up untilSeptember 20 to get their finalnominations in, for moredetails visiteducateawards.co.uk1119955
The Champion • Wednesday 19 June 2013CMBAA LYDIATE man has pleaded not guilty to fivecharges related to the taking of a vehicle whichwas involved in an accident.Philip Roberts, 27, of Mallory Avenue,appeared at Sefton Magistrates on June 7 andwas charged with aggravating vehicle taking,Visit us @ www.ChampNews.com • 19Man bailed after vehicle accidentdriving while disqualified, driving with noinsurance, failing to stop at the scene of a roadaccident where injury had occurred, andfailing to report an accident.He was bailed to appear at the same court fora trial on August 5.The TMS FC Under 11s team with their trophyTMS up for the cup!Report by David RavenA YOUNG football team are celebrating afterbeating some of the best teams in the countryto pick up the prestigious UK ChampionsLeague trophy.TMS FC Under 11s – which stands forTechnique Movement Skill Football Club –won the football tournament based inMiddlesborough.Teams who win their leagues or finish secondin major cities from Newcastle to London areautomatically entered for the tournament.TMS, based in the Maghull area, won theHightown League last year to qualify andbrought a squad of 15 players down where theyCode NAplayed seven 11–a–side games lasting 26minutes each game.They beat Middlesborough side Stockton inthe final after scoring with just three minutes togo.The team is managed by John Johanson andPaul McEboy who both praised the youngstersfor their brave efforts.John, whose son Joseph plays for the team,said: “It’s amazing, the lads have all beentogether since they were five years old.“We went down there to give the kids someexperience and to develop their skills but weplayed excellent. They kept passing andmoving – we have always taught the kids tokeep making short passes at a high tempo andthey truly were amazing.”‘A LOCAL NAME FOR LOCAL PEOPLE!’WE WILL BEATANY ‘LIKE FORLIKE’ QUOTE!EXTRADISCOUNTFOR SENIORCITIZENSWE WILL NOT COMPROMISEON QUALITY OR FITMENTQuote Ref ChampWe install Planitherm EnergyEffi cient Glass as standardwww.planitherm.comThe Certifi cationmarks refer tothe ManufacturerSystemPOLICE PREFERREDSPECIFICATIONSHOWROOM: 4 Crown Buildings, Liverpool Road, Birkdale.Tel/Fax 01704 571010 m: 07775 991244 (After 4.30pm & Weekends)e: southport.windows@yahoo.co.uk1119525The home store£119.99£59.99£89.99£99.99£119.99£159.99£189.99£229.99£299.99FROM ONLYFROM ONLY£89.99 £39.99 £39.99 £49.99 Free Planning & Design Service £54.99 £64.99Upto50 % Off£299.99£149.99£299.99£149.992 YEARS 0% APRWhen you spend £500-£10,000£299.99£149.99£129.99£99.99£179.99£99.99Long Lane, Aintree, L9 7DT:- 0151 525 4844Open:- Mon-Fri 9am-8:00pm Sat 9am-5:30pm Sun 10:30am-4:30pmWavertree Road, Wavertree L7 1PH:- 0151 708 6098Open:- Mon-Sat 9am-5:30pm, Thurs 9am-7:30pm, Sun 10:30am-4:30pm1119963
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