crocus bulbs planted
Pupils from IKB and Wellesley Park primary schools planted 1700 crocus bulbs
With a little help from members of the Rotary Club of Wellington pupils from IKB and Wellesley Park primary schools planted 1,700 crocus bulbs in their school grounds.
The purple crocus is asymbol of Rotary's worldwide polio eradication campaign.
In 1985 there were 125 polio endemic countries. Thanks to the Global Polio Eradication Initiative, of which Rotary is a partner, there are now just two countries still classed as endemic - Pakistan and Afghanistan.
The Rotary Club of Wellington continues to play its part in the End Polio Now campaign, annually donating to the cause from its charity account.
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Members of the Rotary Club of Wellington, together with members of the business community, attended Court Field's mock interviews. It was a rewarding occasion when the year 10 candidates acquitted themselves very well indeed.
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The Rotary Club of Wellington attended the Wellington Park Fayre. Visitors to the gazebo sampled water from the Water Aid pump and also attempted to guess the name of the Teddy Bear.
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At the presidential handover IPP Mike Parsons and Rotarian Chris Cardwell were presented with Paul Harris Fellowships.
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“Monumental IQ” were worthy winners of Wellington Rotary Club’s Quiz Night held at the Beambridge Inn on Friday evening.
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With a little help from members of the Rotary Club of Wellington, pupils from IKB and Wellesley Park Primary Schools have planted purple crocus bulbs in their school grounds.
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Once again the Pop Up shop proved to be very popular in the town and we raised a total of £1300 all of which will go directly to good causes throughout our community.
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"Members of the Rotary Club of Wellington recently visited Wellesley Park Primary School to present copies of the “Usborne Illustrated English Dictionary” to the school.
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