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Schools celebrate national special needs awards

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By Guy Boswell Verified
| tamarvalleytimes.co.uk
Schools in West Devon run by the Learning Academy Partnership have been recognised for their SEND team excellence. Pictured are pupils learning through tailored classroom support. (Yeti Photography) The excellence of education for children with special needs in West Devon has been recognised with a national award.
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Daughter donates mum's wedding dress to museum

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By Guy Boswell Verified
| tamarvalleytimes.co.uk
Happy memories on show: Pauline Richardson donated her mum Peggy’s beautiful wedding dress to Tavistock Museum. (Iliffe) One of the stand-out new pieces on display at Tavistock Museum is a beautiful wartime wedding dress with an emotive and interesting story. Pauline Richardson kindly donated mum Peggy’s long white dress to the museum’s extensive fashion collection in honour of her mother. Fascinatingly, the dress was partly made of parachute silk, from World War Two stock.
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Brothers make mobility aids to get toddlers moving

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By Guy Boswell Verified
| tamarvalleytimes.co.uk
Brothers Joshua and Max Dixon have been volunteering to 3D print toddler mobility trainers, enabling young children with mobility challenges to gain independence, explore their surroundings and develop confidence. (Joshua Dixon) Two brothers have been helping young children get mobile by building new training aids using 3D technology.
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