Published: Wednesday, 4th June, 2008 14:00
By Caireen Kelly
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Pic by: Des Kodur
St Luke's High hled a fun run evetn as part of their annual activities day.
In the morning all of the 300 children at the school took part in a number of sports including netball, football, rugby and boxing.
The fun run topped off the day.
See this article in full and more photographs in this week's Barrhead News.
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