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Burnley youths taught martial arts to combat nuisance
5:20pm Thursday 9th October 2008
YOUTHS in Burnley combated holiday boredom by completing a free martial arts summer school.
Comments (1)Haslingden High School A level results
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A level results from Haslingden High School.
Bacup & Rawtenstall Grammar School A level results
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A level results from Bacup and Rawtenstall Grammar School.
Blackburn College A level results
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A level results from Blackburn College.
Burnley College A level results
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A level results from Burnley College.
St Wilfrid’s CE High School Blackburn A level results
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A level results from St Wilfrid's, Blackburn.
Westholme School Blackburn A level results
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A level results from Westholme School, Blackburn.
Burnley Schools Sixth Form A level results
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A level results from Burnley Schools Sixth Form.
Nelson & Colne College A level results
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A level results from Nelson and Colne College.
St Mary’s College Blackburn A level results
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A level results from St Mary's College.
Queen Elizabeth’s Grammar School Blackburn A level results
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A level results from Queen Elizabeth's Grammar School.
Clitheroe Royal Grammar School A level results
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A level results from Clitheroe Royal Grammar School.
VIDEO: Queen Elizabeth Grammar School - A level results
1:40pm Friday 17th August 2007
Watch Queen Elizabeth Grammar School student Chris Darwen receive his A level results live.
VIDEO: Westholme School - A level results
1:37pm Friday 17th August 2007
Westholme School principal Lillian Croston and students celebrate a record-breaking set of A level results.
VIDEO: Nelson & Colne College - A level results
1:34pm Friday 17th August 2007
Nelson & Colne College students tell us how they got on in their A levels.
VIDEO: Blackburn College - A level results
1:32pm Friday 17th August 2007
Blackburn College students tell us how they got on in their A levels.
Burnley Schools' Sixth Form
11:37am Friday 17th August 2007
A level results from Burnley Schools' Sixth Form.
Clitheroe Royal Grammar School
11:36am Friday 17th August 2007
A level results from Clitheroe Royal Grammar School.
Nelson and Colne College
11:23am Friday 17th August 2007
A level results from Nelson and Colne College.
Queen Elizabeth’s Grammar School
11:20am Friday 17th August 2007
A level results from Queen Elizabeth's Grammar School.
Bacup and Rawtenstall Grammar School
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A level results from Bacup and Rawtenstall Grammar School.
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