Community helps Plains Primary pupils enjoy trip to Belfast's Titanic Museum

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Plains Primary School pupils enjoyed an exciting trip to Belfast to explore the Titanic Museum - thanks to the support of their community.The trip cost over £3000 but through various fundraising efforts, the school made it happen.Led by Mrs Goldie, Mrs Munro, and head teacher Mrs Dickson, the school organised fundraisers and received generous donations from local businesses and individuals.The Lanarkshire Live app is available to download now.

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