INTERACT CLUBS
................are, in effect, Rotary for young people aged 12-18, working together to help others in the local community, and across the world, meeting challenges and having fun at same time. Clubs function under the sponsorship and guidance of a Rotary Club.
................are, in effect, Rotary for young people aged 12-18, working together to help others in the local community, and across the world, meeting challenges and having fun at same time. Clubs function under the sponsorship and guidance of a Rotary Club.
NEW GENERATION OF STUDENTS AT J.C.S. COLLEGE, AMBLE, CONTINUE THE INTERACT GROUP.
JCS College students are continuing the Interact group, under the guidance of Rotary Amble and Warkworth.
They meet every fortnight. New Club Officers are elected each year and students of mixed ages attended the meetings and identify community and international projects as a focus for their activities for each year. They organise social events and fun activities. Through their involvement they increase knowledge and understanding of community affairs and enhance their ability to work as a team. Interact representatives attend Rotary President's Night and other Rotary meetings throughout the year. Many help with the sleigh during the Christmas collections.
18th October, 2017
The Mayor of Amble, Jane Dargue, accepts a contribution to the Amble War Memorial Fund, from Interact students Emma Turner, Lily Parks, Erin Dodds, Niamh Sheils and Emily Grimsy at the James Calvert Spence College this morning. The funds were part of the proceeds of the student's sponsored walk at Hauxley Nature Reserve. Other deserving causes will be benefitting from their efforts at a later date. |
Sept. 24th 2017
Interact Members gather for a sponsored walk around Hauxley Nature Reserve, with support from Rotarians, school staff and members of the Amble Town Council.
The younger ones are the students!
Interact Members gather for a sponsored walk around Hauxley Nature Reserve, with support from Rotarians, school staff and members of the Amble Town Council.
The younger ones are the students!