Nickie Kenning of the Dagenham Rotary Club with the donated dictionaries at Grafton Primary School
Sukran Sahin, Senior Reporter
Thursday, July 26, 2012
3:11 PM
More than 100 children who are moving on to secondary school have received a useful present to mark the important step in their lives.
The Rotary Club of Dagenham handed 107 children at Grafton Primary School in Grafton Road, Dagenham, a Dictionary 4 Life, thanks to a Rotary Club initiative.
Nickie Kenning, retiring president of the club, said: “As the children move on to their further education at new schools, we wish them every possible success.
“We hope that they will find the Dictionary 4 Life a great learning tool.”
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