TEN YEARS AGO: First panto for Sleaford theatre group, play area joy in Horbling and Vikings in Osbournby
Here are three photographs that were carried in the Sleaford Standard 10 years ago.
Pictured first is the cast of the Sleaford Little Theatre’s forthcoming pantomime, Cinderella.
It would be the first time the theatre group had done a seasonal panto.
Written by John Morley and directed by Jane Guest, the show would run from December 6 to 17 at Sleaford Playhouse.
Pictured next are youngsters at Brown’s School, Horbling, enjoying their newly revamped outdoor area.
Additions included natural wooden climbing shapes, raised beds for gardening, safety surfaces and an outdoor stage.
The children are pictured with early years teacher Katie Denyer and teaching assistant Tina Lennon.
Pictured last is a scene from a Viking Day held at Osbournby Primary School.
Class Three children welcome historical re-enactor Nigel Tate, or ‘Steinkeil’, to support their studies of the Viking period.
The day featured Viking games, a showcase of weapons and artefacts from the period, the giving of special Viking names, such as ‘Freya the Great’, long-boat making, and whole school performance.