It’s the 11th July and England are through to the Euros final 2024! Did we bring it home? What a great tournament it was and now onto the Olympics!
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The Crowle & District WI meeting on1st August 2024 will be The History of Hats with Anna Lawtey. We will be transported through the decades of fashionable headwear and the history behind the changing styles and hopefully bringing some hats with her. The venue is back at the Crowle Community Hall, Woodland Avenue, Crowle DN17 4LL and starts at 7pm..Please come along to any of our meetings, you will be made most welcome. Non-Crowle WI members and visitors £4.50.
For more information contact Trish Hindley on 07894318013,
e mail. crowleanddistrictwi@gmail.com or Facebook
All General Building Work
- Walls removed
- Modernisation
- Alterations
- Roofing repairs
- Re-roofing
- Chimney Stack repair
- Fibre glass and rubber re-roofing
- Plastering
- Landscaping
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Rose Nail & Beauty Lounge is a brand new home based salon in Gunness, North Lincolnshire.
We specialise in nail enhancements, gel polish and builder gel, acrylic overlay and extensions, manicures, pedicures and eyebrow and eyelash waxing and tinting.
The salon is an inviting, modern and comfortable space perfectly designed for pampering and relaxation.
We stock a wide range of gel polish colours and provide not only the traditional wet pedicure but we also combine this with the e-file for better results.
Mission Statement: To live, love and learn in the footprints of Jesus. Welcome to our July Newsletter!
We were delighted to learn that we are to be awarded ‘Gold’ by UNICEF UK’s Rights Respecting School programme after more than a decade of commitment to promoting and realising children’s rights.
The Award recognises achievement in putting the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child at the heart of a school’s planning, policies and practice. A Rights Respecting School is a community where children’s rights are learned, taught, practised, respected, protected and promoted.
UNICEF UK Rights Respecting Schools Programme Director, Martin Russell, said: “We are very pleased to share that St Norbert’s Primary Academy has met the standard for UNICEF UK’s Rights Respecting Schools Award at Gold: Rights Respecting. We met with children, staff and the wider school community who shared the fantastic work that is happening to promote and protect the rights of children in the UK and around the world. Well done on all of your hard work and particularly to the pupils who do an amazing job of promoting and advocating for children’s rights.”
Our routine inspection by OFSTED took place in March this year and we were pleased that the inspectors concluded that we continue to be a good school.
It was very gratifying to receive such positive feedback from Ofsted and validating to know that our work in school is having a positive impact. We are so proud of our wonderful children and their incredibly supportive families; we are also profoundly grateful for hardworking colleagues and stakeholders who work tirelessly every day in pursuit of the best outcomes for pupils.
During May, our two choirs took part in the Scunthorpe Music Festival, along with individual children who performed on stage singing hymns and songs. Children enjoyed taking part in the Festival throughout the week and our choirs were again successful in obtaining either a joint first, second or third place. Our congratulations go to all children who took part.
A group of children accompanied by school staff took part in a return residential visit to PGL at Boreatton Park, near Shrewsbury, during the half-term holiday. Children enjoyed raft building, archery, fencing, abseiling and climbing. They also had fun on the zip wire, giant swing and the challenge course. Everyone thoroughly enjoyed the visit, which included joining the parish community at Saint Winefride’s Church in Shrewsbury for Mass.
Our Shining Stars Group continue to meet on a Thursday afternoon in our school hall from 1 –2.30pm. If you have a child or a grandchild aged between 0-3 years old, please bring him/her along to join in. Age-appropriate toys and games are available and the hall provides a large space in which to crawl and play. Groups of children with their own childminders are also very welcome to attend. We also invite guests to visit Shining Stars during the year, such as our friends from the Imagination Library who hold Book Chatter Events that are always well-attended.
Come along after the summer holiday and join us. There is no charge for this session - all sessions are free.
If you would like to keep up with what’s happening in our school, or if you need any information, this can be found on our website www.stnorbertscrowle.co.uk Please do take a look.
Shining Stars
Calling all 0-3 year olds!
St Norbert’s Catholic Primary Voluntary Academy
School Hall
Thursday 1.00pm - 2.30pm
All children and parents are welcome.
Please note that you do not need to be a Catholic to attend our Nursery or school. Families of all faiths or no faith are welcomeplaces are available in our Nursery throughout the year.
On 22 June Epworth was in party mode from 9.30am. After all, it was Epworth Music Day – the biggest event in the town’s calendar, and there was a common wish to get together and party in the streets to the sounds of fabulous live music.
Peter Barnard, Co-Director of the day, said ‘This was the 11th one we’ve organised, and what a great event it was! Nearly 100 hours of music to sample for free at the 17 different venues around Epworth, with over 60 sets of performers across a wide range of genres. And in very welcome good weather - even sunshine!
It’s such a great showcase for Epworth. As well as many people from the Isle who came out to have a great time on the day, we had a lot of visitors - as well as performers - from further afield! The local shops, cafes and pubs all had a chance to benefit from all this extra footfall.
During the daytime, music echoed around Epworth from 9.30am - when the bells of St Andrew’s Church rang out - through to 5pm. Then in the evening, more music in the concert in St Andrew’s Church, at The Queen’s Head, The Old School Inn, The White Bear, the Imperial Hall for the ceilidh, and at Curry Leaf and Koko Leaf restaurants. All those evening venues had organised their own music.
It was glorious to see so many people enjoying themselves amid all the wonderful entertainment, and, with the road closure in the centre of town, the crowds spilled across the roads and pavements listening to the music. We’ve received so many messages of thanks for staging the event.
We want to thank all the performers who took part on Saturday, all the venues and service providers, all the spectators and listeners, Epworth Town Council and the many local businesses and traders who generously gave us some financial support, all the stewards, and all my Epworth Music Day committee members. Together we staged this wonderful celebration of live music in North Lincolnshire, and we're so proud of how fabulously it ran yesterday.
We're not going to make Epworth Music Day into something it's not. It'll continue to be held in the centre of the town and outdoors; to be a free to attend event; and it will be about promoting and celebrating the power of live music – and of all types. A real community event, put on by the community for the community.
Next year, it's on Saturday 21st June. Add it to your diary now and spread the word!
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