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Education: Children at St. Aidens R. C. Junior School, Ashington, Northumberland
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Education: Children at St. Aidens R. C. Junior School, Ashington, Northumberland
Education: Children at St. Aidens R.C. Junior School, Ashington, Northumberland, where they run their own newspaper. Left to right, looking at their newspaper on the school desk: Michael Athey, 9, (photographer), Carol Bambynek, 10, (editor), Caroline Cop, 10, (reporter), and Susan Easton, 10, (fashion editor). November 1969 Z11902
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This print captures the essence of education and empowerment at St. Aidens R. C. Junior School in Ashington, Northumberland during November 1969. The image showcases a group of talented children who have taken charge of their own newspaper, displaying immense enthusiasm and dedication towards journalism. From left to right, we see Michael Athey, a nine-year-old photographer capturing the world through his lens with sheer passion. Next to him stands Carol Bambynek, a ten-year-old editor responsible for ensuring that every article is polished and ready for publication. Caroline Cop, also aged ten, takes on the role of reporter as she fearlessly investigates stories and uncovers hidden truths. Lastly, Susan Easton assumes the position of fashion editor at just ten years old; her keen eye for style brings an added flair to their publication. These young minds are not only learning about traditional subjects but are also gaining invaluable experience in media and communication through this unique initiative. Their determination to create something meaningful is evident as they huddle together around their school desk examining their latest edition. This photograph serves as a testament to the power of education in nurturing creativity and fostering independence among children. It reminds us that age should never be a barrier when it comes to pursuing one's passions or making an impact on society. Memory Lane Prints has beautifully preserved this snapshot from history that encapsulates both innocence and ambition within these remarkable youngsters during an era defined by its thirst for knowledge and change.
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