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Streets are blossoming thanks to pupils
STUDENTS from Levenshulme High are leading the good life - after creating street planters brimming with flowers and vegetables.
Volunteers from the girls only school's gardening club have set up the planters in local streets in bid to brighten up their community.
Students from the gardening
club, who have already grown broad beans and strawberries in their school allotment, team up with residents from the Levenshulme Community Association on the neighbourhood makeover.
Debbie Wallace, who organises the after-school group, said: "We set up the club last September and have created an
allotment area where the girls can grow their own fruit and veg and other plants.
"We feel it's extremely important for the pupils to understand where their food comes from and experience the joy of growing their own fruit and vegetables. Making a positive impact in our local community is also very important to us."
Sophia Saleem Meets the Dalai Lama  
   
 
Sophia Saleem transformed life at our  school and has been named the first-ever winner of the Dalai Lama’s Youth Compassion Award.
Sophia Saleem has been hailed an outstanding role model by pupils and staff here at  Levenshulme High School for leading an anti-bullying campaign.
The 15-year-old, who chairs our School Council, has also raised hundreds of pounds and addressed school assemblies about a charity providing clean water to Africa. The campaigning pupil, has led a number of anti-bullying initiatives and was described as a ‘friend to everyone’.
                          I am extremely
                  proud to be 
                   Headteacher of
                            Levenshulme High School at 
              such an exciting time for the school.
       With the opening of the new Crossley 
       Building we have outstanding facilities for Design Technology, Science, ICT and Modern  Foreign Languages. The 83 year old Errwood Building has been refurbished and we have moved back  into a school building technologically equipped to deliver 21st century education to our current and future students. We have extensive grounds which are being landscaped, ensuring that we will have wild life
areas, quiet and loud play areas as well
   as an all-weather multi-purpose games
area, sports fields and the
Energy Box.
 
 
                                                          Amanda Thain
                                                                                      Headteacher.
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