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Oakgrove Integrated College students unveiled their mural ‘Support Each Other’ at the school last week. The unveiling was the culmination of six weeks hard work involving students and Peaball Start Art, and was a collaboration between Oakgrove College and the Manchester United Foundation encouraging students to express themselves through the means of art whilst also working to better the lives of other students in their school environment through the mural. Included in the photo is Donal O'Doherty and Marc Pyne, artists, Peaball Creatives, Martin Smith, School Partnership Officer, Mr. John Harkin, Principal, Oakgrove Integrated College and John Shiels, Chief Executive, Manchester United Foundation. (Photos: Jim McCafferty Photography)
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