Parson Drove Alderman Payne primary School. L: Kory Morgan, Harvey Foote, Megan Allen Colin Killingworth and Joshua Coates.
Payne Primary School pupils’ joy at Anglia in Bloom win
Story by: ANDREW PAPWORTH
Wednesday, September 12, 2012
3:24 PM
PUPILS and staff at Payne Primary School in Parson Drove saw their hard work pay off when their Jubilee Garden won Anglia in Bloom’s Best Young People’s Project for people aged 12 and under.
Kory Morgan, Harvey Foote, Megan Allen and Joshua Coates, all pictured, were just some of the pupils who helped out while caretaker Colin Killingworth was of particular help in the project.
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