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Teenage whizzes breathe life into website

12:54pm Thursday 24th July 2008

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TEENAGE computer whizzes have breathed new life into a weary looking website.

Year 12 pupils from Great Marlow school in Bobmare Lane re-designed the outdated Marlow Chamber of Trade site as part of a competition.

They vied with a year 8 pairing to come up with the new look and were awarded the top prize - a Nintendo DS each. The runners up won £40 gift vouchers from WHSmith.

Chamber president Tim Bovy said: "It went really well, everybody was impressed by how hard they all worked. What came across to the executive was the fact they did all of this outside school hours - all the time they put in was voluntary and nothing to do with the curriculum."

The teams had four months to work on the project, using web development software.

Mr Bovy added: "It was such a good experience all around and helped solidify our relationship with the school."

The new look website will launch in August after some fine tuning and the year 8 team will also help with the final version.


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Spitfire, High Wycombe says...
1:16pm Thu 24 Jul 08

Any chance they could be persuaded to work on this dreary old website?

erm, ermsville says...
1:17pm Thu 24 Jul 08

Any chance they could be persuaded to work on this dreary old website?


you said it as I thought it :)

robinh, Wycombe says...
1:18pm Thu 24 Jul 08

Lets ask Ivor and see what he thinks

acjy1985, high wycombe says...
1:22pm Thu 24 Jul 08

Just to put this out there. Is there any chance they meant breathe not breath? I think the BFP need to sort out their spelling. Spell check is obviously not enough.

Jay, High Wycombe says...
1:33pm Thu 24 Jul 08

Why can't we comment on the story "Family's tribute to teen crash victim"? Normally we can post messages of condolence and sympathy for the tragic, untimely death of a yound person. Is it because the last paragraph of the report tells a different story to the family's tribute???

R of Wycombe, High Wycombe says...
1:44pm Thu 24 Jul 08

erm wrote:
Any chance they could be persuaded to work on this dreary old website?
you said it as I thought it :)
And so say all of us.

Give us a general chat forum where we can discuss various subjects

morty, High Wycombe says...
2:04pm Thu 24 Jul 08

One way of getting round the minimum wage!

kazza, high wycombe says...
6:42pm Thu 24 Jul 08

shame they can't breathe life into the old school - it is dire

Ivor, says...
6:52pm Thu 24 Jul 08

robinh wrote:
Lets ask Ivor and see what he thinks
This web site is fine. I like it the way it is!

Do the children re-design shopping centres? If so perhaps they could breathe some life into the weary complex?

Have you read Ivor’s blog today? Click on the “Opinion” link on the menu on the left then click on “Readers Blogs”.

smokey, high wycombe says...
9:16pm Thu 24 Jul 08

Ivor wrote:
robinh wrote: Lets ask Ivor and see what he thinks
This web site is fine. I like it the way it is! Do the children re-design shopping centres? If so perhaps they could breathe some life into the weary complex? Have you read Ivor’s blog today? Click on the “Opinion” link on the menu on the left then click on “Readers Blogs”.
would this be the complex that i was in at lunctime today that was really busy??
No?

Oh okay - I must wipe my rose tinted spectacles down. Parking was a real problem but i suppose the cars all belonged to other people who were going elsewhere and not to eden.

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