First Place, congratulations to Wicor Primary School, Portchester, Hampshire.First Place, congratulations to Wicor Primary School, Portchester, Hampshire.
First Place, congratulations to Wicor Primary School, Portchester, Hampshire.

25 of the best images – Pangolin power as Wicor Primary School in Portchester rocks to the top of the challenge

THE second day of the Rock Challenge finals is now complete.
By Deborah.Croker1
Published 26th Apr 2019, 11:28 BST

Nine schools from across Hampshire, The Isle of Wight, West Sussex, and Hertfordshire competed in the Southern Final B at the Guildhall yesterday. Here are our best pictures.

St. John's CE Primary School, Grove Rd, Gosport

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St. John's CE Primary School, Grove Rd, Gosport Photo: -

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St. John's CE Primary School, Grove Rd, Gosport

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St. John's CE Primary School, Grove Rd, Gosport Photo: -

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St. John's CE Primary School, Grove Rd, Gosport

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St. John's CE Primary School, Grove Rd, Gosport Photo: -

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Hampshire High Sherrif presents first place to Wicor. First Place, congratulations to Wicor Primary School, Portchester, Hampshire. Pangolins: Slaughtered for Scales. Pangolins (or scaly anteaters) live in Africa. These enigmatic mammals eat thousands of termites a day. Pangolins are being hunted for their scales which are mistakenly believed to have powerful medicinal properties. They are shipped dead or alive to be traded in Asian street markets. Pangolins are the most trafficked animal in the world; facing extinction. We must act now.

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Hampshire High Sherrif presents first place to Wicor. First Place, congratulations to Wicor Primary School, Portchester, Hampshire. Pangolins: Slaughtered for Scales. Pangolins (or scaly anteaters) live in Africa. These enigmatic mammals eat thousands of termites a day. Pangolins are being hunted for their scales which are mistakenly believed to have powerful medicinal properties. They are shipped dead or alive to be traded in Asian street markets. Pangolins are the most trafficked animal in the world; facing extinction. We must act now. Photo: -

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