Two Bell Baxter pupils named Cupar Junior Citizens of the Year

Logan Fenton and Calum Christie were selected from all the nominees because of their role in bringing a therapet to the school.

The high school welcomed Golden Retriever puppy Bella earlier this year – marking the end of a two-year campaign led by the pair.

It began as an English essay, and led Calum and Logan to investigate the benefits of having a dog in school.

Last spring Callum and Logan took their idea to the rector Carol Ann Penrose, before seeking approval from the parent council and then delivering a presentation to the school staff.

The plan was approved and school staff and students then worked to raise the funds needed to get Bella, eventually securing the £2500 needed.

She is now receiving training to become a fully-fledged therapet. When this is complete, Bella will spend time bringing comfort to the students at the school.