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4:11pm Wednesday 1st October 2008
On Monday children at Out Rawcliffe CE Primary School voted for their school council with representatives from each year group democratically elected.
Among the speeches were requests for bike racks and a whole school writing day.
It comes after the school children presented harvest gifts and gave a harvest performance on Sunday at St John's Church in Out Rawcliffe.
Pupils from class one gave a performance of The Little Red Hen while the older children explained the meaning of harvest to parishioners.
Acting headteacher, Patricia Watson, who attended the service, said: "I am very proud of the children and the staff. They have all worked extremely hard and I know Mrs Cookson is proud of them. It's lovely to see the church full."
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HARVEST: Members of the Out Rawcliffe CE Primary School council who joined other pupils in a harvest performance at St John's Church
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