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Ian Kenworthy shows the Examiner press centre to children from Stile Common Junior School
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Ian Kenworthy shows the Examiner press centre to children from Stile Common Junior School
Ian Kenworthy shows the Examiner press centre to children from Stile Common Junior School. About 100 youngsters from the school visited the papers press hall at Aspley over two days. They saw the Examiner film, Making Headlines, heard a talk about papers from public relations executive Paul Clark, and watched the first of the days newspapers coming off the presses. Their visit was part of a project on communications. 12th November 1990
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Huddersfield Examiner Archive
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United Kingdom
HUD 90 8043
Media ID 21736548
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Media Newspaper Printing School Trip
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In this print from the 1990s, Ian Kenworthy, a knowledgeable guide, is seen enthusiastically showing the Examiner press centre to a group of excited children from Stile Common Junior School. Over two days, approximately 100 youngsters had the incredible opportunity to visit the esteemed newspaper's press hall at Aspley as part of an educational project on communications. During their visit, these curious minds were treated to an exclusive viewing of the Examiner film titled "Making Headlines" which undoubtedly ignited their interest in journalism and media. Additionally, they had the privilege of listening to a talk by Paul Clark, a seasoned public relations executive who shared valuable insights about newspapers. The highlight of their trip was witnessing firsthand the magic that happens behind-the-scenes as they watched with awe and wonder as freshly printed newspapers rolled off the presses. This unique experience allowed them to witness history being made before their very eyes. This memorable school trip not only provided these young learners with invaluable knowledge about media and printing but also sparked their curiosity and imagination. It is evident from this photograph that Ian Kenworthy's passion for his work resonated with each child present, leaving an indelible impression on their young minds. This print serves as a nostalgic reminder of how education can be brought to life through immersive experiences like this one – where learning becomes exciting and tangible.
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