P.y.t. (Pretty Young Thing)
NIPSA's giving a petition to the Education Authority in support of outdoor education centres.
It follows the end of a 12-week public dialogue to determine their futures.
Four centres across Northern Ireland may be axed, three of them - Ardnabannon, Delamont and Killowen, are in this district.
General Secretary at NIPSA Kieran Bannon spoke to Q Radio's Richard O'Reilly, he says they've had a great response in such a short period:
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