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Amid the public sector cuts and Old Age Security announcements in Thursdays federal budget, there was a quirkier bit of news: The penny will be phased out this year.

Folks nostalgic for the coppery coin are taking to social media to plea for a stay of execution hence the Twitter hashtag #SaveThePenny. Many of us will be unceremoniously dumping out our piggy banks and trying to spend pennies as fast as we can. And coin collectors will be trying to round out their collections.

But others may take the news as a call to pick up a glue gun and immortalize the obsolete Queen-and-maple-leaf-adorned coin in another way.

Herewith, a few ideas for budding coin artists. (Good taste not necessarily included.)

Frame a loved one in coins

This is the kind of project that has been landing in basement boxes for decades: A penny-covered frame that kids are supposed to give to their dads for Fathers Day.

Frame the coins themselves

Theres a whole genre called ombre penny art, which taps into both a crafters impulse to create and the organized persons drive to have everything in its place. Last month, blogger Kristen of My Covered Bridge wrote about her first try at lining up rows of pennies organized from shiniest to most dull and weathered.

Another site on the topic includes ideas on how to clean up pennies so more of them gleam in your ombre art: If youre more advanced, you might consider actually creating an image with all those shades of copper and grey. As Canadian broadcaster and blogger Buzz Bishop points out, a portrait of the Queen la this Abe Lincoln could be swell.

Tie one on

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4 crafty ideas for all those pennies you've been hoarding

by Colin Brown

World cycling champion Mark Cavendish and Great Britain Junior Archer of the Year Aalin George were crowned as the Sportsman and Woman of the year at the Isle of Man Bank Sports Awards in the Villa Marina last night. It was a night to remember for both sports stars as Marks award came just a few days before he is due to become a father for the first time, while Aalin received her trophy on her 16th birthday.

Other awards went to Charlotte Atkinson (under 21 Sportswoman); Grant Halsall (under 21 Sportsman); Isle of Man Womens Hockey Squad (Team of the Year); Jon Whiting (Coach of the Year); Victoria Karran (Administrator of the Year); Zoe Lambie (Disability Sportsperson); Bryan Sharp (Lifetime Achievement) and Conor Cummins (Isle of Man Ambassador.)

During the evening it was announced that Mark Cavendish had donated a sum of money to Isle of Man Sport which would be used, in part, to fund three special scholarships for the next two years.

Guest of Honour for the event was former World Superbike Champion James Toseland who was accompanied to the Island by his fiance, international singing star Katie Melua. Katie joined him when he met young sports stars to tell them about his career and motivation. She had to return to the UK before the sports awards presentation in order to work on her new album.

Executive chairman of Isle of Man Sport, Geoff Karran, thanked all the sponsors for their support, in particular Isle of Man Bank, for making it such a special occasion. The two main awards were presented by the Banks senior manager Deniese Smith and managing director Bill Shimmins.

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by Stephen Ritch

The Capital International Group has marked its continued support for Junior Achievement Isle of Man by presenting a cheque for 5000.

The group has long been an ardent supporter of the charity, providing funding and volunteers to help deliver Junior Achievements entrepreneurial programmes to primary and secondary school students throughout the Island.

Anthony Long, the groups chief executive officer and a Junior Achievement director, said: At Capital International we recognise the importance of helping young people prepare for their future careers and gain a realistic insight into the real world of work. In this Junior Achievement is truly innovative and we are pleased to support its work in reaching more 5000 students in full-time education in the Island.

As a business Capital International also derives great benefits from its long-term involvement. We actively encourage our people to volunteer and find working in classrooms provides valuable opportunities for helping develop senior management leadership skills.

Junior Achievements chief executive Sue Cook said: Were very grateful to Capital International for their financial and volunteering support. This funding will go towards our work in schools and it is thanks to Capital International and other like-minded organisations that were able to help young people realise their full potential and give them the best start in their careers, all the more crucial in todays increasingly competitive jobs market.

Junior Achievement Isle of Man is a Manx-registered charity that needs to raise more than 300,000 annually. For more details contact Sue Cook, suecook@jaiom.im, telephone 666266 or call in to Junior Achievement Isle of Man, Suite 2, Peterson House, Middle River, Douglas.

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by Carys Lloyd

YOUNG people will have a passport to exciting new out-of-school-hours learning experiences with the launch of a Childrens University in the Isle of Man.

Childrens University offers all five to 14-year-olds access to a wide range of opportunities and activities that take place outside of the normal school day.

Pupils buy a passport for just 2 and obtain stamps by visiting validated Learning Destinations, both locally and further afield. Certificates chart their progress and are awarded at a graduation ceremony where children wear caps and gowns.

An accompanying E-Passport will even allow children to rate the activities they have attended. It will also allow schools to manage childrens participation in a more efficient way.

Carys Lloyd, who leads Childrens University in the Island, said: Childrens University is about having fun with learning and gaining a real sense of achievement at the same time. Its about giving our children opportunities to choose their own pathways into learning, aiming to raise their aspirations, broaden their horizons and build their confidence and self-belief.

Public Learning Destinations that have been validated so far include Manx Sport and Recreations many clubs for children, run at the NSC and other venues, the Manx Youth Orchestra, which rehearses on Saturdays, has several offshoot groups and enjoys foreign tours, Manx Heritage Foundations Bree, a Manx music youth movement that features a monthly Saturday afternoon music session and regular workshop days and weekends, a number of activities run by the Manx Wildlife Trust and Film School, which is run by Community Arts, DCCL.

Museums and other sporting and cultural activities will soon be displaying the black and gold Childrens University Learning Destination logo.

Attending the many lunchtime and after-school clubs and activities at restricted Learning Destinations, such as participating schools and clubs and societies they belong to, will also qualify children for passport stamps. The Isle of Man Childrens University is a charitable trust funded by a Henry Bloom Noble education endowment, a grant from the institution nationally and sponsorship. Celebrated wildlife artist Dr Jeremy Paul, from Colby, has agreed to be its Chancellor.

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