They met to explain what Rotary International is doing, with the support of the Gates Foundation, to end Polio forever in places like Pakistan.
We're closer now than ever to ending this devastating disease. Rotary has been at the forefront of the fight to end polio since the 1980s when it helped launch the Global Polio Eradication Initiative.
Children planted purple crocus in Holy Trinity Church-yard as part of Rotary’s Purple for Polio appeal to End Polio now.
Thousands of primary and secondary school pupils across the country have planted purple crocus bulbs as part of a project by Rotary International in Great Britain and Ireland (Rotary GB&I) to stamp out polio across the globe.
It is about educating children about polio, a crippling disease that kills and paralyses young children.
The purple crocus symbolises the purple dye that is painted on the fingers of children to show they have been immunised.
more On February 12th 2019 Bolton Rotary clubs sponsored the third annual Tournament, which was organised by members from Bolton Daybreak, Bolton with Le Moors and Westhoughton Rotary clubs.
more The Horwich Rotary Club annual Kids Christmas Party was held again at Horwich Rmi on Sunday 9th Dec. Children aged 6-9 were invited from the 9 Primary Schools situated in BL6 – Horwich and Blackrod.
more Zoe Harley and Lucy Baldwin from Horwich gave an enthusiastic talk to a Rotary evening meeting recently about their forthcoming trip to India together with 30 other students from Canon Slade School.
more Children from across Horwich took part in the week long Bolton School’s Music Festival in June.
more Two pupils from Blackrod Primary School have won the final of a Great British Afternoon Tea competition which was held at Rivington and Blackrod High School.
more On 25th Feb Rivington and Blackrod High school hosted a round of the "Big Book Quiz".
more Maps, Maps & Macs
more The journey beginning at 0700 at Wigan station where Rotary baseball caps were given to the kids.
more Wow! What a way to round off a school year when 32 children from 8 Horwich and Blackrod Primary Schools, escorted by one of their teachers assembled on Wigan station at 7am for a memorable trip to London.
more A Windfall For Rivington Primary School
more Growing Bulbs!
more Flash Bang Lecture
more The Bolton Trail was a day out for primary school children from six primary schools in Horwich, funded by the Community Committee of Horwich Rotary.
more London Trip 2012
more The Rotary Club of Horwich paid the bulk of the funds needed for the London Day Trip, as part of the Citizenship Programme for the current school year.
more A Windfall for St Joseph's
more Citizenship Scheme 2014
more Horwich Primary School MasterChef Competition
more Book Bags for Lord St. Primary School
more Defibrilators For Horwich
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