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Two new primary schools in the city opened their doors to excited Coventry youngsters

Framed Print : Two new primary schools in the city opened their doors to excited Coventry youngsters
Framed Print : Two new primary schools in the city opened their doors to excited Coventry youngsters
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Two new primary schools in the city opened their doors to excited Coventry youngsters today. Holbrook Junior and Infant School welcomed pupils into its new £ 2.5 million premises in Lythalls Lane. And youngsters at the new Frederick Bird School in Swan Lane released a special white ribbon to mark the official opening of the building. Both schools delayed the start of their new term so that teachers could unpack boxes in the new premises. One pupil at Freddies, Steven O Donoghue, five, called his new school a palace. And his mum Janet, of Newland Road, Foleshill, said that Steven had been very excited about starting at the school. And Belinda Richards, whose daughter Tonia, five, attends Frederick Bird said: Shes been looking forward to it. She couldn t wait to come back. The new £ 2.4 million school has been built behind the old school in Swan Lane. It is a bright open-plan building, decorated in sky blue colour and pine panelling. Pamela Goodhew, head of the infants, said: We have all worked very hard, and we are all very excited and looking forward to working in our new school. Richard Kent, head of the juniors said that work on the staff car park and the main entrance to the school grounds should be completed by November. He said: Its really nice to be in the school after all the work which has gone on. The start of the new term went smoothly at Holbrook school too. Last week part of the old school in Holbrook Lane was demolished by fire as teachers moved books and equipment to their new home. The new school has been built on the site of the former Dunlop sports ground in Lythalls Lane.
Our photograph shows headteacher Pamela Goodhew ringing the bell as pupils tug to untie the ribbon at the opening of Frederick Bird School.
4th September 1989. © Mirrorpix

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Wes Howard
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Coventry
West Midlands
England
Coventry Telegraph Archive
WA*6024525

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