Youth Speaks

In February some 80 people were entertained to an evening of Indian music, dance and food at the Masonic Centre in King's Lynn

A former King Edward VII Head Girl took part in 3000 mile race across the Atlantic in December and January.

Each year purple crocuses are planted in various parts of King's Lynn as a reminder of Rotary's commitment to eradicating Polio worldwide.

Five teams took part in the local round in November 2024.

The latest round of this Rotary competition was held on 6 November 2024 at Springwood High School.

Members of the Rotary Club of King's Lynn visited Warsaw in early October as part of Scatter Week.

Usborne Illustrated Dictionaries are presented each year to primary school children in King's Lynn

Recently several Members of the Rotary Club visited the Lifeboat Station at Hunstanton and handed over a cheque for £450.

The local round of this Rotary competition told place on 8 November 2023 at Springwood High School

Each year club presents copies of the Usbourne Illustrated Dictionary to Year 5 pupils in local primary schools.

A group of members have been involved in litter picking to help the community

The Town Hall and Corn Exchange in King's Lynn were lit up in purple to celebrate World Polio Day on 24 October

The Rotary Youth Speaks Competition is designed to support & encourage the development of effective communication skills.

Following this planting session, The Rotary Club of King's Lynn will have (over a period of 6 years) planted 45,000 purple crocus corms on the verges and roundabouts of King's Lynn.

A public speaking competition organised by Rotary. There are local, district, regional and national rounds,