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Frome edition
May/June 2012 Issue No 5
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Where to go and what to do this SummerNews and pictures from your schoolChildren’s party ideasWOW! pictures, see who you recognise!
Diamond Jubilee Edition
Jubilee crafts
Family recipes
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2 vouchers for Kidsart!Kidsart! workshops are fun art and design sessions for school age children that happen regularly after school, at weekends and during school holidays. All materials and tuition are provided by practising artist and graphic designer Claire Yeoman. The main aim of the workshops is to give children fun opportunities to explore their creativity with a wide range of materials. Emphasis is on thinking and designing creatively, making personalised art and design projects, and recycling. To win, answer the following question:
How many years will our
Queen have reigned in June?
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Dominic Evans from Trinity First School has won family tickets to Bristol Ice Rink.
Family tickets to Exmoor Zoo!Exmoor Zoo is a special place that enables you to get up close and personal! Opened in 1982 the zoo is now an ideal family venue, especially for children. To win, answer the following question:
What date did Exmoor Zoo open?
A £20 voucher to spend at Asda!Take a trip to your local supermarket and treat yourself with a new toy, some craft activities or even a DVD!To win, simply answer the following question:
How many players are
on a rugby fi eld?
A soft toy!This beautiful toy is looking for a new home. If you think he will feel comfortable at the foot of your bed enter now.To win, answer the following question:
What bear likes to eat honey
and has a friend called Piglet?
Destiny Smith from Christchurch School has won tickets to Boomerang.
Joshua from Hayesdown School has won a voucher from Ellenbray.
Family tickets to join City Sightseeing!See Bristol as you have never seen it before, at the top of an open top bus! City Sightseeing tours not only take you to the most interesting parts of the City, they also tell you about the history and facts. A great family day out. To win, simply answer the following question: Name a Bristol landmark?
Megan White from Oakfi eld Academy has won a Hometown World Activity Book.
Theo Payton from St John’s First School has won family tickets to Paulton’s Park.
What bear likes to eat honey
and has a friend called Piglet?
Megan White
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Oakfi eld Academy pupils took part in a National competition for Climate Week. The pupils were short listed for the 9-12 age group; selected from over 145,000 entries across the UK. On the 12th of May Oakfi eld Pupils spent the day devising their entry for the climate week challenge. Using skills from a wide range of disciplines to create a video and write up for their entry.Rachel Harding, Head of ICT from Oakfi eld Academy said: “We’re delighted to have been short listed in the Climate Week Challenge. The pupils had a fun day using technology and discussion to create a great response to the challenge; that we are all really proud of. Pupils in the climate week group said, Emily, ‘It felt like we were really running a business’.Lily, ‘I felt like we were on the apprentice when we presented our ideas to Head teacher, Mr Hill’.
Louisa, ‘It was fun as we got to experiment with our ideas’.Charlotte, ‘I liked doing the costings’!Sophie, I liked doing the advert especially adding the animations.’Rosie, I liked designing the graffi ti shop and thinking about what it would look like.’Winners will be selected by a judging panel of amazing and infl uential people, including:Liz Bonnin, presenter of BBC One’s Bang Goes the TheoryKate Humble, presenter of BBC Two’s SpringwatchSophia Myles, star of BBC One’s SpooksBruce Parry, adventurer and presenter of BBC Two’s TribeCath Senior, Head of Understanding Climate Change at the Met Offi ceHelen Skelton, presenter of CBBC’s Blue PeterMichaela Strachan, presenter of BBC Two’s Autumnwatch
Climate week
Frome Leisure Centre6th, 7th & 8th June, 10am-3pm
Boys and Girls aged 5 -14 of all abilities welcomeSupporters of any team welcome also
Pre book for our Summer Courses too at Frome Leisure Centre and All Hallows Prep School, East Cranmore
See our website www.playthearsenalway.com/southwest to book your place or contact Trevor on 07810 867354 or
email [email protected]
Arsenal Soccer Schools run various courses throughout the South West including holiday courses, after school clubs, advanced training centre plus more. The training programs in our Arsenal Soccer Schools have been developed based on the same principles we teach at the Arsenal Training Ground; developing young players’ technical skills and passion for the game to ensure they become the best players and athletes they possibly can.
Courses are also running at Frome Leisure Centre & All Hallows School in Shepton Mallet this summer. All Hallows School will also be running other activites during the week from 8am-5pm.
Find out more at www.allhallows.somerset.sch.uk
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A group of children at Oakfi eld Academy have created a group called ‘Better Bath Street’ They chose to change Bath Street because, in their opinion, it is not a very interesting place and it is not very safe. The group say, “Our fi rst idea is to change the old Boston Barber shop into a graffi ti shop called “Graffi ti Galore.” This will hopefully stop illegal graffi ti and give people a chance to learn street art. Our second idea is to introduce cycling lanes on the roads in the centre of town to reduce bicycle related accidents. Young children who are on stabilisers would be able to cycle on the pavement to avoid them taking up too much room in the lanes. Lastly, our third idea is to collect more recycling bins to put out on the road. Five different schools in Frome will be designing and decorating the bins to make them look more obvious in which bin to put your recycling in.”
Better Bath Street
A group of children at Oakfi eld Academy have created a
It might have been a wet, windy, miserable Friday, but the children at Vallis First School, Frome were not deterred. Running a tight schedule, strategically planned out, Michaela the chair of the VSA (Vallis School Association) directed children, teachers and assistants around six different sporting stations with the sound of her whistle! Activities included football dribbling skills, catching skills and the ‘Hoop station shown above.Vallis First School hold a sponsored Sports Morning every year, the whole school are involved and with such a logistical operation to arrange the school is lucky to have volunteers to help and Frome Town Football Club pictured below, who also give their time freely to support this event. It’s all about encouraging a healthy lifestyle at Vallis First School and whilst the children were participating in their sporting event a team of volunteers were preparing a healthy snack for the children to have after. Chopped fruit and a healthy drink to reinforce the health benefi ts of exercise, good food and hydration – the children are certainly being given good foundations for life and they are having fun whilst learning.
Sponsored sports morning
On Thursday 19th April, 16 pupils from Selwood School went to British Aerospace at Filton, Bristol on a science, technology, engineering and maths trip about rocket engineering to encourage a career in science. When we got there we watched a presentation by the founder of Starchaser, Steve. After the presentation we were split into groups. We made rockets, which were launched with real rocket propellant later on in the day. Steve performed a propulsion lab science show which included exploding hydrogen balloons, mini rocket bottles and elephant tooth paste! Then, we went outside and launched our rockets. The group who came on this trip enjoyed the whole day and had lots of fun!By Ellie Seviour and Steph Smith 8E
Rocket day
the whole day and had
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46 year 8 pupils and 4 members of staff from Selwood were lucky enough to get the chance to visit The Palace of Westminster. We arrived at Portcullis House in time to meet our MP David Heath. We saw the scaffolding which would be used to hoist the Queen’s new stained glass window into place - a gift from the MPs to celebrate the Queen’s Jubilee. The tour continued on into St Stephen’s hall where artistic paintings, statues and also Roman mosaics were placed on the walls. We were stunned by the Queen’s throne which like most of the room is made of gold leaf except two angel statues that are made of pure gold. Later in the day, the children headed down the River Thames on a boat trip to Tower Bridge. We saw many famous sights like: The London Eye, Big Ben, The Tower of London, the Gherkin and Shakespeare’s Globe Theatre plus many more. We all had a great day and felt very lucky to be able to visit the buildings which are so important in the running of our country.By Mia Regler and Alice Macdonald
Trip to Westminster
French speaking Bath Rugby player Simon Taylor joined in with a game of ‘Virtual Rugby’ with a twist at Rode Methodist First School; learning
both rugby and French. It was an amazing experience to learn new French words such as ‘sautez’ for jump, ‘mélée’ for scrum and ‘coup de pied’ for kick. Simon, who played three seasons at Stade Français, was an ideal player to inspire the children in both Rugby and French.The Language Through Sport session was led by Bath Rugby Foundation’s Vicky Heslop, who works on a variety of projects in schools across the area. Kim Slade, teacher of Langham Class said: “We are encouraging our children to learn through the Olympic and Para-Olympic values such inspiration, determination, excellence and respect. We were delighted that Simon and Bath Rugby could support our teaching and learning.”
Simon Taylor uses his french
French speaking Bath Rugby player Simon Taylor joined in with a game of ‘Virtual Rugby’ with a twist at Rode Methodist First School; learning
both rugby and French. It was an amazing experience to
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Since the opening of the new store at Westfi eld Trading Estate, business has gone from strength to strength.Proprietor Georgia Haines says “Mojo offer a different service to many others as we have a large range of top brands available in store and online, including District, Grit, Hardcore, Pheonix and many more. This gives us the ability to build custom scooters to our customers specifi cations”. Custom scooters are the latest craze and parents are starting to realise it is better to have a custom scooter built than buying a scooter and customizing it afterwards. You can benefi t from the MOJO team building your scooter for free if bought from us. MOJO also do all repairs and maintenance on scooters while you wait.The ever popular MOJO skate clothing brand available in store as well as helmets and protective pads, MOJO has everything you need for hassle free scootering.
Elise Powis from Selwood Academy has recently fi nished fi rst in the Grand Western Archery Society’s archery postal league for under 12s. She is the current Somerset and Western region girls u/12 champion. Elise has been competing in Archery competitions since she was 10 years old and is a member of the Frome Town Archers. Elise has been invited to trials for the archery team GB. The club has Grand National Archery Society certifi ed coaches to supervise and support archers aged from 8 years and above. As juniors progress, the club is able to provide opportunities to compete in major competitions. The Club has a strict set of rules to ensure safety and the club offers six week courses for beginners. The website gives a real fl avour of what they are all about. Visit www.frometownarchers.btck.co.uk for more information.
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Every Thursday term-time at 5:45pm - 7:45pmAges 7 - 17, no audition necessaryPlease come and join us St John’s First School, Christchurch Street East, FromeSomerset BA11 1QG
FATHER’S DAYA writing competition organised by the Frome Community Learning Partnership (FCLP) has announced the winners from 400 entries this year. The Partnership wanted to give pupils a purpose for writing and therefore encourage them to put pen to paper and develop their writing skills. It also promoted children’s ability to develop their ability and to craft and draft and write inspirationally and accurately.There were two competitions, one to make up a story with the fi rst sentence taken from an existing book and another to write a poem in any style and on any subject, with the condition that the poem had a line from an already published poem. Each of the winners received a book token.Head teacher of Selwood Academy, Stephen Kirby, on behalf of the FCLP, said: “Our thanks to the six judges who responded to the newspaper article that launched this competition and who volunteered to share the judging between them. They were Annabel Claridge, Angela Moss, Lindsey McLennan, Richard Wallis, Karin Campagna and Anne Bourke.“All 400 entrants will receive a certifi cate and the winning pieces will be typed and distributed in a booklet to each of the 17 schools and also to the six judges. There were many excellent, high-quality entries – we certainly have a wealth of talent in Frome.”
Frome schools writing competition
The winners in the story competition were: Melissa Carbine, Hayesdown; Bella Carpenter-Roberts, Hayesdown; Bridget Colebrook, Hayesdown; Ilana Gane, Beckington, Maddy Patterson, Vallis; Ben Phillips, Nunney; Beau Miller-Whisstock, Mells; Bethany Harrington, Selwood; Jessica Perry, Selwood; Jacob Lee, Selwood.The winners in the poem competition were: Bridget Colebrook, Hayesdown; Mary Evans, Berkley; Ertha Gilder, Berkley; Sean Delaney, Beckington; Jack Daniels, Berkley; Darcie Monger, St John’s; Daisy Harrison-Broninski, Oakfi eld; Megan Pritchard, Oakfi eld; Rosa Murphy, Selwood.
Clayton, Alfi e, Owen & Alexandra from the 10th Frome Beavers group who were presented with their Chief Scouts Bronze Award. This award is the highest award for a Beaver as it means that they have completed all 6 of their challenge awards. The awards were presented to them Sunday 22 April at the Frome & District Scouts St Georges Day Parade & service at St Cuthberts Church Wells.
A celebration for beavers
a Beaver as it means that they have completed all 6 of their challenge awards.
Learning to sing or learning a musical instrument is a great skill for children to learn. It’s a way in which they’re able to express themselves, can help ease any stress in their life and gives them a boost of confi dence in their own ability. For those children who fancy it, there are always music performance classes available, often incorporating dance and drama too, where the eventual goal focuses on putting on a performance for parents. Other classes are more focused on the enjoyment factor of singing or your childs chosen instrument, although these may also may involve occasional performances too.
Some of the benefi ts from learning to sing or learning a new musical instrument areConcentration Learning a musical instrument or singing will help your child develop concentration, as they must focus on a particular activity over extended periods of time.Coordination Practicing musical instruments improves hand-eye coordination. Relaxation Researchers acknowledge that certain types of music can aid relaxation by lowering heart rates and blood pressure. Patience Children must develop patience and perseverance, which will help them later in life when they must tackle other more diffi cult challenges. Self-Confi dence The act of learning and performing, the encouragement of a teacher and the enthusiasm of a proud parent, will build in a child a sense of pride and confi dence.Some schools still offer the chance to learn a musical instrument, especially the recorder to start with, and instrument lessons may be available through your Local Education Authority’s Music Services. If you’re not sure, it’s worth enquiring to fi nd out what’s available in your area.There are also lots of music teachers offering private tuition for children of all ages. If you’re not sure which instrument your child would like to play, or be best suited to, then a music teacher may be able to offer them the opportunity to try out different options.
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Father’s Day is always held on the third Sunday of June. It is a day to honor fathers and father fi gures, such as grandfathers and fathers-in-law. Many people make a special effort to visit their fathers or to send them a card or gifts.
There are some suggestions that the idea of Father’s Day may originate in pagan sun worship. Some branches of paganism see the sun as the father of the universe. Since the summer solstice occurs around the same time of year as Father’s Day, some people see a link between the two.The idea of a special day to honor fathers and celebrate fatherhood was introduced from the United States. There, a woman called Sonora Smart Dodd was inspired by the American Mother’s Day celebrations to plan a day to honor fathers. Father’s Day has been celebrated in June since 1910 in the USA. The celebrations in the United Kingdom are thought to have been inspired by the American custom of Father’s Day.
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Now that summer is around the corner and many people have their summer holidays booked, the all-important beauty countdown has begun, and many women are preparing for beach bods ready to recline on sun loungers supping mojitos!To get in tip-top condition for your holiday, follow our beach babe guide to getting groomed and gorgeous in time for take-off.
First of all, prepare to tan, fi rm up your wobbly bits then get silky skin, glossy locks and gorgeous feet & hands...and you’ll be ready to dazzle.
Beach Beautiful
Try a few sessions at the gym or with a personal trainer before you go away, exercise will help the wobbly bits fi rm up, lose weight and the boost of circulation is also great for the skin.
We would never recommend crash diets but if you would like to lose a few pounds for the beach, speak to your local slimming consultant.
Try waxing or electrolysis for a long lasting de-fuzzing!
Make sure you have fantastic looking feet when wearing your fl ip fl ops by having a pedicure. The same with your hands, try a manicure so your fi ngers look perfect holding that cocktail.
A trip to the Hairdressers before take-off will ensure your hair is in tip top condition for the sun and don’t be afraid to wear hats on holiday. This will protect your hair from harmful rays.
Don’t be afraid to accessorise swimwear or beachwear. It can take the attention away from problem areas and big jewellery makes your body appear smaller.
Apart from protecting your eyes, sunglasses are an instant confi dence boost, adding allure regardless of what you’re wearing.
Lastly, it’s always great to feel your best but as every woman obsesses about at least one part of their body. Remember this and then get on with enjoying yourself, it’s YOUR holiday!
Tanned skin always looks slimmer and sexier. Before you go on holiday, apply a fake tan either at home or professionally by a salon
Beach Beautiful
Cowtastic Farm Park
Cowosk
Farrington’s, an award-winning farm shop and activity destination, is launching a brand new fun-filled outdoor Farm Park; encouraging kids of all ages to get active, learn lots and have fun!Featuring Farrington’s very own Gert the cow, Cowtastic Farm Park will be open to fun-seeking children from the 25th May and aims to be the perfect outdoor destination for young adventurers. Entry starts at just £2.50 per person for a family of 4 with unlimited play. Attractions include a farm style play area complete with Jeep, harvester, animal rockers and a tractor trailer slide, welly throwing, giant boot skittles, grass sledges and its very own fort. For all the animal loving children out there, Cowtastic Farm Park will also play host to a wide variety of farmyard animals, with Shetland ponies, pig, ducks, chickens and donkeys ready to make friends. Children visiting the Park can learn more about the animals, their welfare and care; as well being able to interact with them for an educational day out. The innovative ‘Cow-osk’ will be selling scrumptious snacks, drinks and pocket money gifts to complete a great day out. A special visitor on Saturday 26th May will be Tim Lerwill, author of the renowned Farmer Tim books. He will be reading stories from his series at 11am and 3pm in the Farm Park, as well as signing books which will be on sale at Farrington’s. A farm-themed Children’s Drawing Competition with prizes is also being held and full details can be obtained from Farrington’s Farm Shop. Cowtastic Farm Park will be open every at Farrington’s in Farrington Gurney, Bristol day (see www.farringtons.co.uk for times); and with plenty of other attractions on-site including a café, deli, bakery, plant nursery and gift shop, it’s the perfect day out for all the family!
Games for...
Car Journeys
This is a simple guessing game for which you just need two kids! Great for passing the odd waiting moment or car journey.Age: AnyThe children face each other and count to 3. On ‘3’ they put out one hand - either as a fist or with 1, 2 or 3 fingers extended, shouting out at the same time a number between 1 and 6. Add up the number of fingers extended. If a child guessed the exact number of fingers shown they score 2 points. If they guessed nearest the number of fingers shown, they score 1 point. If there is a tie, no points are scored. The first to a given number or points - perhaps 5 or 10 - wins.
I Packed My Suitcase is a classic memory game which is useful for all sorts of occasions, from a doctor’s waiting room to a long car journey! You can adapt it to all ages of kids, and adults enjoy playing as much as children.
Age: 5+ The first player thinks of a word beginning with the letter ‘a’ and then says, for example: “I packed my suitcase with an apple”. The next player repeats the sentence and adds something beginning with ‘b’, for example: “I packed my suitcase with an apple and a banana”. The next player adds a word beginning with ‘c’: “I packed my suitcase with an apple, a banana and a canary.”Play continues until someone can’t remember the list or makes a mistake. Depending on their age, you can either prompt them or disqualify them! Keep going until all players but one are disqualified, or until you reach the end of the alphabet.
Fingers Out I Packed My Suitcase
Hold a Boat Race
Large paper fl ag for each boat (design your own)Lollipop stickSticky tapePlastic tray (the sort pre-packed vegetables come it)
Stick your fl ag to the lollipop stick with tape. Use lots of tape to make the stick stand upright in the centre of your boat. To sail pop into a paddling pool or bath tub and blow into the sail!
Grow a Grass Head Monster
A nylon sock or a foot from tights or a stocking.Grass seedSawdustElastic bandOld yogurt potGoogly eyesPaper, buttons, ribbon etc to decorate
Fill the toe of your sock with grass seed. Top up with sawdust until you have a ball shape. Fasten tightly with the elastic band.Decorate the yogurt pot as the body using, paper, ribbon, and whatever else you can fi nd in your craft box!Stand the stocking ball in the pot with the grass seed at the top. Add some eyes and any other decorative bits you like.Keep the yogurt pot topped up with water. After a few weeks your head should grow hair!
Teddy Mascots A soft toyRibbon in your team’s or country’s coloursPaper in your team’s or country’s (or design your own fl ag)Lolly sticksSafety pins (or fabric glue, or needle and thread)Sticky tapePrint-out on card
Start by creating a sash for your bear by making a loop of ribbon long enough to slip around your toy’s body (resting on one shoulder). Join the loop with either a safety pin, fabric glue or a couple of stitches.Make a hair band with another length of ribbon. Join the loop with either a safety pin, fabric glue or a couple of stitches.Cut out the badge and tape a safety pin to the back. Pin the badge on to the hair band.To make a fl ag, cut out a rectangle of coloured paper (or draw you own fl ag) and tape it to the lolly stick. Tape the fl ag to the toy’s hand.
Strawberry Necklace
A peach or nectarine stone, washed and with any bits of fruit removedRed acrylic paintGreen craft foamCordStrong glue
Paint the stone with red paint and leave to dry. Cut a length of cord long enough to go around your neck. Glue to the stone. Cut a stem and leaf shape from the craft foam and glue this to the top of the strawberry.Tie the cord and wear your pretty, summery necklace!
Children's outdoor theatre 23 Jun, 5.30 - 7.30pm The Brothers Grimm spin tales of wicked witches, talking animals, plucky maidens and dashing adventurers in this deliciously dark and thrillingly inventive show for adults and children alike. Music, magic and some of the best-loved stories ever to have graced the stage. Booking is essential, please call 0844 249 1895 for tickets and prices. For more details please call 01225 833422 www.nationaltrust.org.uk/prior-park
Children's outdoor theatre 23 Jun, 5.30 - 7.30pm The Brothers Grimm spin tales of wicked witches, talking animals, plucky maidens and dashing adventurers in this deliciously dark and thrillingly inventive show for adults and children alike. Music, magic and some of the best-loved stories ever to have graced the stage. Booking is essential, please call 0844 249 1895 for tickets and prices. For more details please call 01225 833422 www.nationaltrust.org.uk/prior-park
Registered charity number 205846.
Prior Park is a beautiful 18th century landscape garden, home to one of only four Palladian Bridges in the world. The garden is a great place to come for a family fun day out. We have regular activities on for children, including story telling in the summer house and our explorer tracker packs, available all year round, which give children the chance to discover the wonders of the garden.
This summer we have some great events lined up, from children’s outdoor theatre in June to our summer trail in July. We’re open whatever the weather, so if you want to play in the sun or splash about in your wellies, there’s always something to do at Prior Park.
Please check our website for events at www.nationaltrust.org.uk/prior-park
Diamond Jubilee Collage
Even the youngest children can enjoy having a go at creating a Diamond Jubilee collage using symbols to represent Queen Elizabeth’s 60 years on the throne.
We started by drawing the number 60 in gold pen on an A3 sheet of construction paper. The boys were then given a selection of crafty bits and pieces from which to choose.For a more complex collage you might to include photos of the Royal Family, palaces or state coaches, royal symbols such as crowns, sceptres, and even a corgi or two! You could also add Union Jacks and Commonwealth fl ags.
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Where to go & what to do!
26th MayMeet Peppa Pig at the West Somerset Railway.Take a West Somerset Railway steam train from Bishops Lydeard (near Taunton) to Minehead to meet Peppa Pig who will be doing a ‘meet and greet’ at the railway station at intervals through the day.-----------------------------------Windmill Hill City Farm – Spring Festival.Bedminster, Bristol. Hog roast and barbecue. One day event, community festival with bands, musicians, market stalls, food areas, children’s workshops and craftspeople. 0117 963 3252-----------------------------------Care for a Pet Day, Horseworld, WhitchurchA day of fun and education brought to you by local pet charities and organisations, giving you the chance to meet a variety of smaller animals including dogs, rabbits, rats and more! 10am - 5pm. Admission price applies-----------------------------------30th MayThe Royal Bath and West Show, Shepton MalletWednesday 30th May – Saturday 2nd June, 9:00am – 6:00pmWith over 600 trade stalls, livestock, the National Cheese Awards and much more there really is something for everyone.Daily gate prices – Adults £22, Children (5-15) £7Children under 5 years FREE-----------------------------------1st JuneParty in the City, Bath. 5:00pm – 11:55pm FREEParty in the City sees Bath explode with music of every kind; folk, rock, pop, choral, jazz, electronic, orchestral, brass, and more. Tel: 01225 463362-----------------------------------Jubilee WeekendSee our jubilee pages for all the events taking place near you-----------------------------------
4th JuneOpen Day at the Abbey, Glastonbury, 12:00pmWith a traditional style 1950s fair including tombolas and coconut shies. www.glastonburyabbey.com-----------------------------------Avon Owls will be showcasing their owls in Wells by the cathedral as part of the jubilee celebrations Meet Ben the working Shire/Dale Horse. Get up close and learn about traditional farming techniques.Somerset Rural Life Museum, Glastonbury 10.30am – 4.00pm-----------------------------------6th JuneWild Wednesday at Fyne Court, BridgwaterCan you build the best den or fi nd mini beasts in the pond, and just how fast does a snail race?An exciting family event with children added 1 to 12 years10:00am – 2:00pm. £2.00 per person. Tel: 01823 45158-----------------------------------7th JuneKids Stuff - Craft Activities, The American Museum, BathDrop-in with Wiltshire Scrapstore and Resource Centre and have a ball making amazingly creative things with recycled materials. Check the website for what they’re making each day. 1-4pm, included with museum admissionTel: 01225 460503The American Museum in Britain, Claverton Manor, Bath-----------------------------------‘Buzzing Bees and Fabulous Flowers’ FreeFamily drop-in activities, crafts celebrating the wonderful world of bees. Age 3 to 12.Somerset Rural Life Museum, Glastonbury 10.30am-2.00pm-----------------------------------8th JuneSensational Snakes! FreeA selection of snakes to see and touchSomerset Rural Museum, Glastonbury11am-1pm and 2pm-4pm-----------------------------------
Special Events and Birthday Parti es
School Fetes and Village FayresEducati onal Visits
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9th June9th June and 14th July. Frome Farmers MarketA huge range of produce with up to 38 stalls in the historic Cheese & Grain Market Hall venue which boasts an excellent onsite cafe-----------------------------------16th JunePeasedown St John Primary School Summer Fayre, Peasedown St John, Bath11:00am – 2:00pm. Fun for all the family-----------------------------------Avon Owls will be showcasing their owls at the Fete Day being held at Clare Hall in Ston Easton -----------------------------------Frome Memorial Theatre – There was an old lady who lived in a shoeTickets: Adults £9.50, Concessions £8.50 (stalls only), Family £32 (2 adults and 2 children)Tel: 01373 462795-----------------------------------19th June19th – 24th JuneCircus at the Bath & West Showground, Shepton MalletGerry Cottle Circus presents 50 years of Circus and Magic. A galaxy of super Star Acts from around the World in a Big New Show! All seats £10.00www.gerrycottlescircus.co.uk-----------------------------------Discovery Sport in 2012, Radstock Museum, RadstockTo celebrate a summer of sport Radstock Museum has invited local sporting clubs to put on a display of the history of their club and their sport and to show what they offer today. In addition stories of local sporting heroes will be covered to make another interesting exhibition.Radstock Museum, Waterloo Road, Radstock, Somerset BA3 3EP-----------------------------------21st June21st June – 1st JulyGlastonbury Fringe FestivalThis event hopes to include music, theatre, dance and visual arts in a series of independently produced events and workshops it will take place in venues throughout Glastonbury town. Tel: 01458 830304 for prices-----------------------------------Sunrise Festival, Gilcombe Farm, SomersetBring the kids along to Sunrise Celebration 21st-24th June. Four days of fun for the whole family with a kids area to keep the little ones happy from dawn till dusk, organic
food to tantalise the taste buds, foot stomping music to keep the body grooving and talks and workshops for those who want to learn about how to live more sustainably.To see all on offer this year visit the Sunrise website at: www.sunrisecelebration.com-----------------------------------22nd JuneSt Mary’s Primary School Summer Fayre, Writhlington, Radstock, Bath. 3:30pm – 6:30pmBouncy castle, archery, climbing wall, stalls, games, BBQ, cream teas, musical performance and a Grand Raffle Draw-----------------------------------23rd JuneMidsomer Norton Fayre DayActivities throughout the High Street and also in the skate park.-----------------------------------Children’s Outdoor Theatre, Prior Park Gardens, BathIf you go into the woods today… The Brothers Grimm spin tales of wicked witches, talking animals and dashing adventuresTickets: Adults £12.50, Children £7.50, Family £35Booking Essential Tel: 0844 2491895-----------------------------------1st JulyKeynsham Music FestivalThis festival hosts an outstanding variety of music and performance on four stages as well as a creative arena, interesting stalls and locally sourced foodwww.keynshammusicfestival.co.uk-----------------------------------T4 on the Beach. Sunday 1st July 11am - 6pmThe Beach, Weston-super-MareFor more details and tickets: visit Channel 4’s websitewww.channel4.com/entertainment/t4/-----------------------------------6th July6th – 15th July. Frome FestivalAt the heart of this Festival are arts events; but walks, talks, and workshops covering a wide range of interest and activities, make up a significant proportion of what is on offer. www.fromefestival.co.uk-----------------------------------Priddy Folk FestivalOur 21st Year. A very friendly, family festival. Excellent concerts and dances, masses of free entertainment for the family on Saturday and Sunday. See website for details.Friday evening, all day Saturday and all day SundayPriddy Village near Wells Somerset BA5 3BB
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Ice Age: Continental Drift 3DThe much loved animated heroes are back again in 3D as they embark upon their biggest adventure yet in the fourth instalment of the Ice Age series.In this great adventure Scrat, his friends and the world itself are lead to the brink of disaster. On their quest to return back home to safety the group of pals must battle pirates and a continental catastrophe along their way.
Top Cat: The Movie Based on the much loved cartoon that captured the imagination of both children and adults more than fi fty year ago; Benny the Ball, Fancy Fancy, Choo Choo, Spook, Brains and the leader of the gang TC (Top Cat) are back!TC and his feline gang are back at war, in Hoagy’s Alley, when the menacing Police Chief Strickland moves to the town, ousting Offi cer Dibble. With his robotic police force, Strickland threatens to be the worse enemy that the gang has ever faced. TC and his gang are pushed to cash in on another on their nine lives as they overcome the reign of Offi cer Strickland and claw their way back to the top. This ‘tip-top’ adventure is purrfect for all the family!
The Snorgh and the Sailor By Will Buckingham, 5+
Snorghs don’t share their soup, they don’t have visitors and they defi nitely don’t like adventures. However, when a bedraggled sailor turns up on his doorstep telling him stories of exotic lands, the Snorgh fi nds himself going on an adventure after all.This witty and touching story, packed full of emotion, tells how a lonely old creature is transformed by an unlikely friendship and the discovery that we can do the most amazing things, if we dare to.
The Secret LakeBy Karen Inglis, 7+
Stella and Tom, her younger brother, have moved to their new home in London. It’s not long before they become intrigued with their elderly neighbour’s dog Harry as he keeps disappearing and then returning wet-through. Where does he go?The two children, over their summer holidays, embark upon a quest to solve this mystery. They soon discover a boat that has been buried and a tunnel that leads them to a secret lake. But who is the terrifi ed boy rowing towards them and whose are those children’s voices coming from beyond the woods?Stella and Tom discover that they have travelled back in time to their house and gardens as they were one hundred years earlier. As the story unfolds, Stella and Tom uncover some startling connections between the past and the present.
The Emerald Atlas: The Books of Beginning By John Stephens, 9+
One frozen night, when the world was covered with a blanket of snow, Kate, Michael and Emma were taken from their beds. Ever since that night, Kate has been haunted by the silhouette of a tall, thin man.Ten years later, after spending time in a number of miserable orphanages and the memories of their parents now a blur, the children arrive at Cambridge Falls. However there is something strange about this place, Kate is sure she has seen the dark, crooked house before. As the children start to explore the house they discover an old, empty leather book. Upon touching the book an ancient magical prophecy is set in motion.This is a fantastic magical adventure story. The fi rst thrilling book in the most exciting children’s fantasy series since Harry Potter!
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Black Swan Jubilee themed workshops 2nd, 4th and 7th of JuneCome and join us at the Kidsart! workshops in the Round Tower during half term for some right royal creativity! We’ll be making some very bling crowns and tiaras, so everyone gets to be Queen or King for the day. Please reserve your place in advance by calling Claire on 07940 497848 or email kidsartfunworkshops@gmail.
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Chicken breasts (or fi sh fi llets for fi sh fi ngers)Plain fl ourEgg (beaten)Fresh breadcrumbs Black pepper and dried herbs (optional)
Cut uncooked chicken breasts into pieces (either strips for chicken fi ngers or chunks for chicken nuggets). First dip them into fl our (seasoned with pepper and herbs if you like), then into beaten egg and fi nally breadcrumbs - this can be fun if you set up a conveyor belt system and have your children helping. The best way to make the breadcrumbs is to put some day-old bread in a blender, although you can crumble it by hand so that it becomes fi ne breadcrumbs. Brush with a little oil and cook under the grill for 10 to 15 mins, or bake in the oven at 190C/Gas 5 for about 15 to 20 mins, turning halfway through. Serve with vegetable hash, cheesy mash or potato & caulifl ower cakes and vegetables.
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6 tablespoons butter3/4 cup sugar (granulated or caster)2 eggs1/2 cup milk14 strawberries, preferably fresh 2 cups all-purpose (plain) fl ourPinch salt1 tablespoon baking powderStrawberry jam
Heat oven to 350F, 180C, Gas Mark 4Grease a muffi n tin or fi ll with paper liners.Cream the butter and sugar together in a large bowl. Beat in the eggs, one at a time, and then add the milk.Chop the strawberries up into small chunks, then stir them carefully into the batter, trying not to break them up too much. Sift the fl our, salt and baking powder into the bowl, then fold in. Do not over mix.Fill muffi n cups halfway. Add a scant teaspoon of jam, then add more batter to fi ll two thirds of the cup. Bake until the muffi ns begin to brown and a toothpick comes out clean (about 20 to 25 minutes).Remove the muffi ns from the tin and cool.
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OW W!Let us Know! Let us know your achievements, both inside & outside of school and we will include you in our next edition of WOW! Email your photos and text to: [email protected] or call us on 01761 410141
Finn Payne was awarded player of the day in a multi sports programme, well done Finn, great work.
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Dearbhla Delaney, aged 7 has achieved her 600 metres swimming certifi cate, well done Dearbhla, a great achievement.
Dearbhla Delaney, Faerieday Head has achieved her next level in the Kumon programme, well done Faerieday, keep up the hard work.
Grace has achieved her 25 metre swimming award, well done Grace, keep up the hard work.
Jaycee Bainbridge was awarded a Cheerleading Medal, well done Jaycee, great work.
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Mackenzie Seal has been awarded a top trainer award in football, great work Mackenzie.
Mackenzie Seal has Ronan Delaney aged 4 has been awarded his swimming certifi cate for achieving stage 1, good work Ronan, well done.
Sean Delaney aged 8 has achieved his 600 metres swimming certifi cate. He has also been awarded a certifi cate for winning fi rst prize in a writing competition for his poem entitled ‘Today I saw’. Well done Sean, great work.
Lauren Morgan aged 8 with her award for swimming a mile. She was also awarded the School Sports Trophy at the end of the Spring term for her achievements and positive attitude in P.E. What a fantastic achievement Lauren.
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Macey Light guessed named of Rabbit at the Christ Church Spring Fair, well done Macey.
Pupils at Christ Church Primary school were asked to make Diamond Jubilee Crowns and Pictures for Christ Church Spring Fair, The winners were Paige Davies - Diamond Jubilee Crown Winners Jade Hawley,Willow Hunter, Millie Light - Diamond Jubilee Picture Winners Johah Payne. Well done to all entrants in the competition.
Pupils at Christ Church Primary school
Willow and Millie have been presented with cheerleading certifi cates for their hard work, well done girls.
Evie & Elodie both took part in a recent gymnastics competition and came 1st & 3rd place, well done girls, keep up the good work.
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GAMING ZONEWelcome to our Gaming Zone, here we will give you some reviews of the top selling games.
Mario & Sonic At The London 2012 Olympic Games
With over fi fty original Olympic themed events, playable in single and multiplayer modes, a whole new dimension is brought to the Mario & Sonic universe. With a unique control system and 3D visuals there are plenty of new and exciting ways of competing for that special Gold Medal!
Nintendo 3DS: New Games
Disneyland Adventures
Take a journey where stories come to life and dreams come true, right in your own living room! Children, families and Disney fans of all ages, through the controller-free magic of Kinect for Xbox 360, can explore the Disneyland park and engage in challenging quests. Use your bodies and voices to interact with the Disney characters. Maybe you would like to join Peter Pan to battle Captain Hook, give Snow White a hug or high-fi ve Mickey Mouse.
Xbox 360:New Games
Nintendo Wii:New GamesCars 2: The Videogame
Choose to play as Mater, Lightning McQueen or a brand new character as you train in the international training centre, CHROME, to become a world class spy.Take on dangerous missions, make use of your spy skills in action-packed combat racing and compete to become the fastest racer in the world. You can race against friends and family trying to unlock challenging new tracks, characters, events and exciting spy missions.
FIFA 2012: Special Edition
A new gameplay innovation, the Player Impact Engine, makes FIFA 2012 deeper and more engaging. The engine is designed to provide real-world physicality for all the interactions that take place on the pitch giving you a natural and believable outcome in every contact,You can experience the way real-world footballers challenge each other for the ball, win possession of the ball and much more!
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