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The document announces a challenge for students within the Maghull & District Community of Schools to design a sculpture that can represent the views of students. It notes that the Super Lamb Banana sculpture has become iconic for Liverpool and aims to have a similar sculpture for the school community. Students are asked to submit sculpture designs by January 9th, 2009 that capture the idea of "LEARNING" and give their sculpture a name, with the winning design to be recreated and decorated for display at the 16 schools in the community.
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