The Voice of Spalding and South Holland
Some of South Holland’s top young talents have been recognised for their school achievements by the Spalding Lions.
Every year the group asks schools to nominate a student for their Walk Tall awards for those whose achievements have stood out for a host of different reasons.
Over the last few weeks the of school term the Lions visited the schools to present the nominated children with their awards.
Each child was individually presented with a certificate and a book voucher as a reward for the pupils’ hard work.
Elaine Mothers, the president of Spalding Lions, said: “We are proud to present these awards to the children at the various schools and have been giving these awards for many years.
“The children had been nominated by school staff for personal achievement, showing determination and perseverance within their school year.”
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- Allex Rumens of Moulton Chapel Primary School is pictured with his award certificate with Spalding Lions’ Elaine Mothers.
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- Darren Joyce of St Paul’s Primary School gets his award.
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- Elaine Mothers with Wiktoria Mruk of St Norbert’s Catholic Primary School.
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- Elaine Mothers with Kalisha Lee of St Bartholomew’s Primary School.
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- Molly Trevor of Thomas Cowley High School is pictured with Ian Dawson and Elaine Mothers.
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- Elaine Mothers with Winnie Temple of Cowbit St Mary’s.
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- Elaine Mothers with West Pinchbeck Jazmin Ilet of Monkshouse Primary School.
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- The Garth School’s Eidna Begum is pictured after receiving her award from Spalding Lion’s Sally Sneath.
