This week we go back to 2007 and look at what was happening around Maghera Primary School then.
Recognise anyone?
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The Tobermore Primary School team who competed in the 2007 Calvert Perpetual Shield football competition held at Maghera Primary School last Friday afternoon.mm21-322sr
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The Maghera Primary School football team winners of the 2007 Calvert Perpetual Shield 7-a-side soccer competition held at the school last Friday afternoon.mm21-321sr
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Maghera Primary School pupil Rachael Armour receives a certificate and medal from Vice Principal Mrs Reid after she completed a 1000m swimming challenge.mm2507-776
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Tommy Evans is presented with a cheque from money raised by pupils of Maghera Primary School for Clic Sargent Childrens Cancer Charity from pupils from classes P1-7. The school raised over £100 for the charity, Tommy raised money by competing in the 70 wild mile challenge last weekend in Fermanagh.MM2507-769