Twenty-eight teams of students packed into the gym at Marlborough Science Academy, St Albans, to take this year’s Rotary Technology Challenge.
Twenty-eight teams of students packed into the gym at Marlborough Science Academy, St Albans, to take this year’s Rotary Technology Challenge.
Representatives of the three charities chosen by Rotary in Harpenden members to be the main beneficiaries of the funds raised by last September’s Classics on the Common receive their cheques from Rotary in Harpenden President Richard Young and Classics Event Manager Liz Jack.
Keen quizzers are seen puzzling over an evening full of challenging questions at Rotary in Harpenden’s Quiz of Quizzes, which this year celebrated its silver anniversary.
Rotary in Harpenden members, along with Harpenden Lions Club members, collecting donations in aid of Ukraine refugees from travellers at Harpenden Station.
A delighted Roundwood Park School team hold the senior cup which they won in the Harpenden heat of the Rotary Youth Speaks competition.
This winter’s Rotary shoeboxes not only carried toys, games, writing materials and toiletries to disadvantaged youngsters and elderly people in central and eastern Europe; they also helped to provide a £2,600 donation to a major water and sanitation project benefiting rural schools in Malawi.
Rotary in Harpenden again supplied the ‘elves’ to accompany Santa as he led the parade along Harpenden’s High Street, ahead of the Lights On ceremony later in the day.
After a Covid pause last year, our mock interviews for final-year students have returned.
The interviews aim at giving students a taste of what they may face as they seek a place at university or an apprenticeship.
It could have been late July, Classics on the Common’s traditional showtime. Instead, owing to Covid, it was late September.
But you wouldn’t have known it. Gleaming classic cars in their hundreds, enthusiastic spectators in their thousands – just as it always is.
Even the weather joined the masquerade, serving up July-like sunshine.
Congratulations to our three successful young photographers, who are all through to the next round of Rotary’s national competition.