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Primary pupils to be well-versed in town’s traditions
Primary pupils to be well-versed in town’s traditions
Friday, April 27th, 2018 - Written by GRAHAM FORD
Gearing up for Thursday’s “Common-Riding Experience” are Lorna Reid, Bright Eyed Daughters vice-president; Burnfoot Community School pupils Tyler Frew; Jessica Smith and Kayla Fraser; Caroline Wilkinson, BED president; Burnfoot youngsters Charles McKay and Mia Walker; Judith Murray, BED organising committee; and Burnfoot’s Angel Carr.
PICTURE: ILF IMAGING
The Bright Eyed Daughters Association is preparing to host a unique one-day “Common-Riding Experience” for young Teries.
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