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By Victoria Chirwa, Malawi, Jill Dando News Malawian students at Mnjiri Community Day Secondary School, in the Northen district of Mzimba, have welcomed Jill Dando News. They say they are happy to be part of the initiative to share stories and events happening at their school. The students expressed their
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By Jill Dando News Students and staff at the Busy Bees at St Anne’s Church Academy in Weston-super-Mare are already celebrating World Book Day. Enthusiastic students and staff from across The Priory Learning Trust in Somerset have been dressing as their favourite characters from literature. A spokesperson said today,
Mental Health
By Happiness Correspondent, Jill Dando News Kindness and positivity are two things the world needs more than ever right now. Our Jill Dando news reporters are full of both spreading positivity worldwide. Organisation charity choice has written this article to help boost your mental health. In uncertain times, one thing
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By Jill Dando News Enthusiastic students and staff from across The Priory Learning Trust in Somerset have been dressing as their favourite characters from literature. Students and staff at St Anne’s Church Academy in Weston-super-Mare are already celebrating World Book Day. World Book Day is a charity that promotes
life
By Jill Dando News Correspondent A man who was born on leap day in 1940 has finally been able to celebrate his "real 21st birthday". Ronald Mustard, from Sunderland, England is 84 but has only been able to mark the actual day he was born every four years.
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World Exclusive by Jill Dando News Mr Speaker has been quizzed inside the House of Commons by Jill Dando ‘good news’ journalists The brilliant Mr Speaker Sir Lindsay Hoyle was this week interviewed in a world exclusive by Jill Dando Journalists inside the House of Commons. Some 12 good news
Animals
You were always toad you it was good to be kind. Now selfless volunteers are putting it into practise by helping toads across the road. Teams of people are scouring the undergrowth for the camouflaged creatures who make trips of several miles once dusk falls and the weather is damp
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By Jill Dando News A massive milestone has been reached after dozens of students in Malawi began writing Jill Dando News good news stories. The students inside the African village in Mzimba, Malawi have been on a week-long training course and are now writing positive good news. It is the
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By Asiyatu Anussah, Malawi Jill Dando News Correspondent To encourage learners to work hard in class, the school management at Mnjiri Community Day Secondary School in northern Malawi have introduced study circles as one way to improve performance of students at the school. Study circles allow students to work in
Charity
By Jill Dando News King Charles has backed The Big Help Out - a campaign to boost charities and communities. This June some of the country’s best-known charities are coming together to encourage people to sign up to volunteer to help their local communities. Age UK is one of
News
By Jill Dando News It’s good news as a new homeless centre has opened in an empty block of flats in Grimsby, England. North East Lincolnshire Council has taken a long-term lease on Swan House in New Haven Terrace. The privately developed building, containing 29 flats, was empty when
Animals
By Animal Correspondent, Jill Dando News They have been rapidly in decline but now it seems there is a fightback by the humble hedghog. Garden sightings of the creatures up two percentage points, according to Gardeners’ World magazine readers. According to a survey by BBC Gardeners’ World Magazine, hedgehog sightings
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By Jill Dando News Budding chef Poppy MacKay has proven her top Mary Berry cooking skills by winning the latest round of the Rotary Club’s Young Chef of the Year competition. Poppy competed against six other young chefs in the district final of the prestigious competition, hosted at King
Animals
By Jill Dando News Edinburgh Zoo’s endangered ring-tailed lemur troop celebrated their birthdays with a special cake this week, made by the wildlife conservation charity’s keepers. Born in February and March, the Royal Zoological Society of Scotland’s (RZSS) lemur group, also known as a conspiracy, were treated
Happiness
By Happiness Correspondent Smiling for just a split second makes people more likely to see happiness in expressionless faces according to a new study. The study led by Dr Sebastian Korb, from the Department of Psychology at the University of Essex research shows that even a brief tiny grin makes
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By Grace, 14, Jill Dando News Correspondent Students and staff at the The King Alfred School Academy Sixth Form Centre are gearing up for a virtual cycling challenge that spans the length of the UK, all in the name of fundraising. From February 19th to March 28th, participants will collectively