TEN YEARS AGO: Football triumph in Sleaford, Chinese New Year at Sempringham and Birdwatch at Nocton

Here we turn back the clock 10 years with four photographs that appeared in the Sleaford Standard in the first week of February 2012.
By David Seymour
Published 8th Feb 2022, 06:23 BST
The winning team from St Botolph's Primary School, Sleaford.The winning team from St Botolph's Primary School, Sleaford.
The winning team from St Botolph's Primary School, Sleaford.

Pictured first are the winners of the county final of the Under-11 Tesco Cup for girls with their coach Matt Lee.

The team from St Botolph’s Primary School, Sleaford, emerged victorious in the inter-school football tournament.

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In the boys tournament, Sleaford’s William Alvey School took the runner-up spot; they are pictured next.

Big Schools' Birdwatch at Nocton Primary School.Big Schools' Birdwatch at Nocton Primary School.
Big Schools' Birdwatch at Nocton Primary School.

Pictured third are Chinese New Year celebrations at the St Gilbert of Sempringham kindergarten.

Children can be seen holding a handmade Chinese dragon with (from left) assistant teachers Jade Taylor and Clare Fitzgerald and deputy manager Jo Newman.

Pictured fourth are pupils at Nocton Primary School taking part in the Big Schools’ Birdwatch

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Armed with binoculars and text books, the youngsters had been out in the school gardens looking at the range of birds that could be found.

They are pictured with deputy headteacher Andy Canadine.

The children recorded seeing many breeds of birds, including chaffinches, goldfinch, blue tits, great tits, magpies, blackbirds and wrens.

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