These youngsters from Newsome High School disabled unit proved real winners at a recent

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These youngsters from Newsome High School disabled unit proved real winners at a recent

These youngsters from Newsome High School disabled unit proved real winners at a recent sports competition. They came away with medals from a variety of events at the Yorkshire and Humberside games for disabled youngsters, held in Cleckheaton. Pictured with their medals are (from left ) back: Sarfaz Malik, Aisha Chowdrey, Kirsty Griffiths, Michael Hirst, Carl Moore, Jonathan Adam; front: Sharifa Patel, Joanne Hesling, Marshia Duke, Richard Croft and Stuart Martin. 14th May 1986

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