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Thereis not much about the Highway Code that the youngsters of Holy Family School
Thereis not much about the Highway Code that the youngsters of Holy Family School, Keresley, donit know. And to prove it, the school in Penny Park Lane have a shiny new trophy.
A team of six from the school won the Whitley Garage Challenge Shield when they became junior road safety champions of Coventry.
The trophy was presented to the school today by Mr Ron Bryan Coventryis Road Safety Officer, and Mr John Wheeler, general Manager of Whitley Garage, who sponsored the event.
This years competition attracted an entry of 41 schools. The semifinalists were Finham, Ernsford Grange, Clifford Bridge, and Holy Family, who beat Clifford, Bridge in a close final.
The schools team, seen in the picture, are: Mark Caneron, Stephen Flynn, Sean Crowley, Allan Hegarty, Paul Ryan, and David Coyle, all 11-yearsolds.
Our photograph shows Mr Bryan (left) looking on as Mr Wheeler (right) presents the trophy to the boys. With him is the headmaster, Mr Austin Whelan.
28th June 1978
Bob Cole
Coventry Telegraph Archive
Mirrorpix
Coventry
West Midlands
England
Media ID 21625141
© Mirrorpix
Award Ceremony Classroom Competition Contest Coventry Large Group Of People Past Times Presentation Pupils Road Safety Schools Winners Pre Adolescent Children
14"x11" (28x35cm) Metal Print
Bring the vibrant and nostalgic 'There's not much about the Highway Code that the youngsters of Holy Family School' photograph by Bob Cole to life with a Media Storehouse Metal Print. This iconic Memory Lane Prints image captures the pride and accomplishment of the young students with their shiny new trophy, making it a perfect addition to your home or office decor. The high-quality metal print not only showcases the image in stunning detail but also adds a modern and sleek look to your space. Relive the memories and inspire motivation with this unique and captivating piece.
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In this print from Memory Lane Prints, we are transported back to the year 1978 at Holy Family School in Keresley. The youngsters of this esteemed school have proven their expertise in road safety by winning the prestigious Whitley Garage Challenge Shield. This shiny new trophy serves as a testament to their extensive knowledge of the Highway Code. The presentation ceremony was an exciting event, with Mr Ron Bryan, Coventry's Road Safety Officer, and Mr John Wheeler, General Manager of Whitley Garage, gracing the occasion. As sponsors of the event, they were delighted to hand over the trophy to Holy Family School. Outshining 41 other schools that participated in this year's competition, Holy Family emerged victorious after defeating Clifford Bridge in a closely contested final match. The winning team consisted of six talented individuals: Mark Cameron, Stephen Flynn, Sean Crowley, Allan Hegarty, Paul Ryan, and David Coyle – all remarkable 11-year-olds. Captured within this photograph is Mr Bryan observing with pride as Mr Wheeler presents the gleaming trophy to these deserving boys. Standing alongside them is none other than Headmaster Mr Austin Whelan. This snapshot not only commemorates a significant achievement for Holy Family School but also highlights their commitment towards promoting road safety among young students during that era.
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