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Feb. 26 A Plane For Them To Play With.: First day at school - the bell rings for break - and outside there's a real aeroplane for them to play with. They can sit in the cockpit swing the joystick to go into a dangerous dive. turn upside down and waggle the wings mischievously at the ground, climb on to wings for a new acrobatic stunts, cut the sky faster than sound. And it's all perfectly safe, no worries for parents, because the plane is firmly on the ground. They can't crash. Lucky children with their own priests aerodome are those attending Little snoring Primary School in Norfolk. Headmaster E. Lidddell paid a visit to the McCauley Flying Club nearby in the summer, noticed an old discarded Miles Magister training plane lying around and asked if he could have it. Now its in the school garden. And the new boys forget they're homesick, pretend they're speed aces traveling round the world in a few hours. While the old timers show them how its done. The most popular toy in the schoolyard. The Miles Magist training plane at Little Snoring Primary School

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