Talk:Welford-on-Avon

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We interview a pupil who lives nearby in a little village, Long Marston. What is the best thing about the school? Katie Hillier: I think all the different things we get to do, e.g. go to Kingswood for a week, have a Super Learning Day from time to time and get new sports equipment so we can learn new sports. What do you think of the new construction? Katie Hillier: It will be great when it's done but causes problems at the moment. What are these problems? Katie Hillier: Well the entrance is crowded because the infants have to use it as well as we do. At playtime the ball keeps on going into the construction site and we can't get it back unless one of the builders get it and throw it over. What is it like in the playground? Katie Hillier: It's really noisy and the teachrs have to blow the whistle extra loud. What do you do at break then? Katie Hillier: I play football with Beth, Elliot, Max, Megan, Ailsa, Jack, Charles, Fraser, Jamie, Ben, Tom, Anna and sometimes Harvey. Thank you and I hope everything goes well to your construction.

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The phrase " It now has all the facilities it needs and has one trophy in sports. " is very awkward. I'd clean it up, but I'm not sure what it's trying to say.Dickpenn (talk) 05:45, 22 July 2010 (UTC)[reply]