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What a successful Impact day at Burntisland Primary School and Nursery. We delivered over 500 books for children to take home and keep for ever.
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What a successful impact day at Burntisland Primary School and Nursery. We met so many children and left books for others due to a visit from the Firefighters -Can't compete with a FIRE ENGINE VISIT. members collected over 500 pre-used, cherished books to distribute for the children to choose, take home and keep. Our thanks go once again to the school for allowing us to take forward this project and to all the staff who helped on the day. Our aim if this is successful is to move on to the next school in our community and repeat this action.
By taking part in this project, Rotary is helping children to develop the literacy skills and imagination by providing them with the opportunity to read at home, as well as supporting the environment- 13 million plus books per year go to landfill !
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What a successful Impact day at Burntisland Primary School and Nursery. We delivered over 500 books for children to take home and keep for ever.
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A very successful Burns recitation competition was held in each of the Primary schools, Burntisland, Kinghorn and Auchtertool. What a lot of talented youngsters there are! The three worthy winners performed at the Clubs Burns supper.
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The Club’s past President’s garden party was a huge success. In the hottest day of the year, members, partners and friends enjoyed great food, plenty of wine and great company, thank you David & Ishbel for hosting the social event of the year in your beau
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After a wet but successful Yard sale held in several locations, £1,600 was raised to support local charities. Fun and fellowship was the name of the game, raising funds was a bonus.
moreThanks to all of you who joined us for our Burns evening, over 500 tickets were sold to support the work of Rotary. The money raised, £2121 will be split between Rotary Foundation and “End Polio Now”
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School Events, Sport & Fellowship, Environmental, Supporting Young People,Local Support, International Projects and Medical Charities.
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Burntisland RotaKids have delivered their Christmas gifts to the residents of Links View, Burntisland. Everyone had a great time and the residents enjoyed their gifts and cake etc. Many of the residents sang along with the children.
morePresident Ken Kirkwood representing the Club laid a wreath at Kinghorn War Memorial remembering all those who had fallen in past wars.
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Great weekend helping Sands Hotel with their Inaugural Beer & Gin Festival in exchange for fundraising
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