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In the April Edition of My Abbots
Features in April 2008 ISSUE 25
Abbots Girl Passes GCSE AT 8
Tanners Wood Unveil Wildlife Area
Abbots Lady fury Knocked Off Horse
Abbots Couple 1,000 Mile Bike Ride
Abbots Youth 5 Represent Herts
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ABBOTS GIRL PASSES GCSE AT 8 !
An extraordinary eight-year-old girl from Abbots Langley has shown off her brain power by becoming one of the youngest ever pupils to achieve a GCSE. Ellie Capocci achieved a grade C in her Information Computer Technology (ICT) exam after completing a two-year course in just 12 months through Ryde Teaching Services, which is based at Bushey Meads School.
Youngsters at Tanners Wood JMI School now have the opportunity to learn in the great outdoors, with the addition of a brand new Wildlife Area in a disused section of the school grounds. The Wildlife Area, which was funded by Three Rivers District Council, the Parent Teacher Association and Abbots Langley Tough Ten Committee, was officially opened by Councillors Ann Shaw and Martin Trevett on Wednesday, March, 12. Children, teachers and parents have worked hard over the past three years to clear the space, and research and design the area so that the pupils can learn about wildlife and natural habitats first hand.
An Abbots Langley resident has called on drivers to reduce their speed and be more courteous when approaching horses on the road after she was knocked off her horse by a bus. Catherine Belso, 28, of De Havilland Way, was riding her three-year-old horse, Prince, along the Bedmond Road when an Arriva Bus got too close and brushed her leg as it was pulling into a nearby bus stop.
An Abbots Langley couple, Don and Sylvia Guy are planning a charity motorbike ride from John O'Groats to Land's End. Don (64), a vintage motorcycle enthusiast is planning to celebrate the 70th birthday of his 1938 Rudge Ulster by riding the 1000 miles Top2Toe to raise funds for the NSPCC.
Five players from Abbots Youth Under-15s have been picked to represent the Herts FA Schools to show off their skills and ability. George Jarvis, Josh Rose, Jordan Deverrick (Kings Langley School), Tom Bambury (Astley Cooper School) and George Hobson (Parmiter’s) all represent Abbots Youth Yellows and have reached the final of the East England Schools Football Association (EESFA) competition with Herts FA Schools and will take on Kent.
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An extraordinary eight-year-old girl from Abbots Langley has shown off her brain power by becoming one of the youngest ever pupils to achieve a GCSE. Ellie Capocci achieved a grade C in her Information Computer Technology (ICT) exam after completing a two-year course in just 12 months through Ryde Teaching Services, which is based at Bushey Meads School. 
Youngsters at Tanners Wood JMI School now have the opportunity to learn in the great outdoors, with the addition of a brand new Wildlife Area in a disused section of the school grounds. The Wildlife Area, which was funded by Three Rivers District Council, the Parent Teacher Association and Abbots Langley Tough Ten Committee, was officially opened by Councillors Ann Shaw and Martin Trevett on Wednesday, March, 12. Children, teachers and parents have worked hard over the past three years to clear the space, and research and design the area so that the pupils can learn about wildlife and natural habitats first hand. 
An Abbots Langley resident has called on drivers to reduce their speed and be more courteous when approaching horses on the road after she was knocked off her horse by a bus. Catherine Belso, 28, of De Havilland Way, was riding her three-year-old horse, Prince, along the Bedmond Road when an Arriva Bus got too close and brushed her leg as it was pulling into a nearby bus stop. 
An Abbots Langley couple, Don and Sylvia Guy are planning a charity motorbike ride from John O'Groats to Land's End. Don (64), a vintage motorcycle enthusiast is planning to celebrate the 70th birthday of his 1938 Rudge Ulster by riding the 1000 miles Top2Toe to raise funds for the NSPCC. 
Five players from Abbots Youth Under-15s have been picked to represent the Herts FA Schools to show off their skills and ability. George Jarvis, Josh Rose, Jordan Deverrick (Kings Langley School), Tom Bambury (Astley Cooper School) and George Hobson (Parmiter’s) all represent Abbots Youth Yellows and have reached the final of the East England Schools Football Association (EESFA) competition with Herts FA Schools and will take on Kent. 
