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Author: Sal

This Is Asa: Screening At Ryde High School

Wednesday, 11th July, 2007 at 10:01 pm, Isle of Wight

12, July 2007
8:00 pmto9:00 pm

You might remember back at the end of March, I posted a piece about a lad from Ryde called Asa. We’d been to see a film about his life, travels and experiences filmed, directed and edited by Simon Higgins.

This Is Asa: Screening At Ryde High School There was a fundraiser screening in April which was hugely successful, but if you missed that one, there is another planned for Thursday evening at Ryde High School.

This is a truly amazing story and if you haven’t seen it already, I’d recommend going along and taking with you, your kids/grandkids or anyone who ever moans about having a headache or feeling a bit sick.

This kid has been through the mill, back again and through the mill again - yet he continues to remain positive, enthusiastic about life and is a total inspiration to everyone who he comes in contact with.

Check out his website for a preview of the film and maybe see you there tomorrow.

Free entrance and film starts at 8pm.

Events, Health, Ryde, Youth


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    July 12th, 2007 at 8:41 am

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