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East Antrim Institute students who gained BTec National Certificates in Nursing Nursing and Childhood Studies at the Newtownabbey Campus - with their tutors.
1991 — East Antrim Institute students who gained BTec National Certificates in Nursing Nursing and Childhood Studies at the Newtownabbey Campus - with their tutors. 1991

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Pupils of Glynn Primary School who raised £113 for Children in Need with a bring and buy sale and non uniform event.
1992 — Pupils of Glynn Primary School who raised £113 for Children in Need with a bring and buy sale and non uniform event. 1992

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Cast members of Moyle Primary School's play which raised almost £200 for Children In Need.
1992 — Cast members of Moyle Primary School's play which raised almost £200 for Children In Need. 1992

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Committee members and helpers at the Action Cancer Sale in Carrickfergus Town Hall, 1991

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