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CommunityActionClearing diseased trees from around Chirk Castlehas been this term’s main activity for those takingpart in Community Action.The weather was not always kind but much funwas had and a great many trees were cleared bythe participants.Pupils at Oswestry School have long been keento get involved in all aspects of the community,providing a range of services to local projects andin return developing new skills and experiences.Cricket SquareOswestry School grounds maintenancedepartment has been commended by thetown’s cricket club for their excellent workin improving the square and outfield.According to the club, David Jones “washelped in this respect by the new covers,but we are also mindful of the considerablehard work he puts in to ensure that theground is in prime condition for everymatch”.James French is also to be commendedfor ensuring this season;s cricketers on theMaes y Llan have excellent turf to play on.For the fans of social media amongst you,Oswestry School has added to its use ofFacebook by embracing Twitter.It’s a free and simple way to follow themost up-to-the-minute news provided bypeople, organisations or groups whichmight be of interest.The School itself has its own Twitterpage which can be found by following@OswestrySchool – we are quite avid‘tweeters’ and already have more than 200followers who enjoy being kept abreast ofour news.All Old Oswestrians on Twitter areencouraged to follow @OldOswestriansto find out about the latest OO news aswell as giving you the opportunity to sharememories, items of news, thoughts andopinions.And to find out about the news and viewsof Headmaster Douglas Robb, you canfollow him on @OswestrySchoolH.7