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My Favourite Place

Recorded 2 years ago

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Children from Noss Primary STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths) Committee used digital technology to record information about their favourite places in Caithness.

Kaiden Edwards - Wick Harbour

Hollie Macmillan - North Baths

Riley Harper - North Baths

Alyssa Manson - Shore at Papigoe

Megan Mackenzie - Staxigoe Harbour

Owen Sinclair - Staxigoe harbour

Sarah Sinclair - Sinclair Girnigoe Castle

Kenzi Sinclair - Ackergill Beach

Sarah Ronaldson - Reiss Beach

Preslava Kiryakova - Reiss Beach

Taylor Sutherland - Keiss Park

Lacey Mackay - RISE Dance Academy

Jessica Anderson - Achalone Activities

Amber Wares - Castle View Stables

Elizabeth Fell Cano - Whaligoe Steps

Daisy Mackenzie - Puldagon Farm Shop and Restaurant

Nathan Sinclair - Wick Swimming Pool

Harris Mackay - Wick Swimming Pool

Lily Whitelaw - Wick Riverside 

Albert Jacobik - Wick Riverside

 


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