Pupils from Highburton CE First School were not spinning a yarn when they told their

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Pupils from Highburton CE First School were not spinning a yarn when they told their

Pupils from Highburton CE First School were not spinning a yarn when they told their parents they had visited a woollen manufacturers. They left the classroom to see cloth being produced on a warping machine at Sidney H Shaw and Co Ltd, Highburton. The visit supplements a project the pupils are researching about cloth. Andrew Tamkin and other Highburton youngsters get an expert insight into the cloth-maker art from Mrs Madge Ewart. 10th March 1988

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Huddersfield Examiner Archive
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