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"Making A Difference" - The Rotary theme for 2017-2018

M.A.D. - ‘Rotary: Making a Difference’ – members of the Rotary Club of Holderness show support for MIND Hull & East Yorkshire’s October Challenge.

M.A.D. - Be part of Hull and East Yorkshire MIND's October Challenge

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‘Rotary: Making a Difference’ – members of the Rotary Club of Holderness show support for MIND Hull & East Yorkshire’s October Challenge. We’re raising awareness of the importance of mental health and our speaker on 9 October will be giving us more information about how we can help.

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A Tree for Chiltern

Madison Cooke, Rylee Lamb, Chloe Smith, Fortune Onoh and Headteacher Mrs L.Clarke

RC Holderness have donated and planted a tree in the grounds of Chiltern Primary School for the benefit of pupils.

Presentation to Queen's Centre for Oncology

Fundraising has raised valuable funds for the Oncology Unit at Castle Hill Hospital.

‘Rotary: Making a Difference’ – members of the Rotary Club of Holderness show support for MIND Hull & East Yorkshire’s October Challenge.

"Making A Difference" - The Rotary theme for 2017-2018

Hull Santa Run 2019

Past President Mary Wallace selected Giroscope as her President's Charity.

Lynne Clarke, Annie Poulose, Mary Wallace and Jackie Sewell ably hindered by President Mike Winter and Past President Steve Hardy

Days for Girls is a global movement that prepares and distributes sustainable menstrual health solutions to girls who would otherwise miss school during their monthly periods.

Golfers Wanted - Apply here. Entry fee, one sausage roll!

The Rotary clubs of Holderness and Hornsea & East Riding Am-Am golf competition in aid of Rotary charities.

2019 Senior Winners - Holderness Academy

Inter-school public speaking competition

Writing Competition Winner Hannah Argyle from Southcoates Primary School

First time entrants Southcoates Primary School provided the winner in the 2017 Writing Competition. Pictured along with Hannah are Jack Farrah and Courtney Ramsey. Past Rotary Club president Mary Wallace and Headteacher Ted Chamberlain complete the lineup