Grease is still the word

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25th June 2004 at 1:00am

Jenna Kirley and a couple of admirers taking part in the end-of-term musical at St Ambrose High in Coatbridge. The show is the first since the school was declared a music comprehensive in North Lanarkshire's pioneering programme which allows secondary schools to specialise while retaining their comprehensive intake. The Second Curriculum: page 4

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