Schools/colleges
Brave teachers let pupils hack at their hair in a bid to raise cash for the victims of the Haiti earthquake.
Pupils were praised for their inspiration and imagination in a writing competition judged by the Ealing Gazette's community reporter.
Reporter Jane Harrison, who judged the pupils at Ravenor Primary School in Greenway Gardens, Greenford today (8) said: "This was quite a challenge as there were so many good entries. I was very impressed by the imagination, description and inspired story-telling as well as by some very colourful drawings." She presented the book token prizes to the winners of each year.
A team of students and staff are manning a special hotline to help potential students find a place at university.
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