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Hornsea Community Primary School receive donation towards outdoor learning provision ATWICK Educational Charity have recently donated £500 to Hornsea Community Primary School. This Charitable Trust was formed when the former school in Atwick was handed over to the village by Humberside County Council. Under the scheme of the Trust, the available income may be used to provide items not normally provided for by the Local Education Authority for schools serving Atwick pupils. Reverend Tina Minett Stevens presented the donation and said: “The trustees are delighted to award £500 towards the provision of an outdoor area which will support the learning of the children at the Community Primary.”
the student-led Eco Team to encourage recycling on site and reduce energy consumption. Grants were also made to support individual students who live in the Atwick Parish and met the criteria for the grant. The criteria are: in full time education, training or apprenticeships and in years 10 to 13). These grants are not means-tested. On receiving the donation Mrs Simmonite from the school added: “We would like to say a big thank you to Revd. Tina and The Atwick Educational Charity. This money will be used to provide equipment for our outside area where pupils will enjoy outside learning.” The trustees also awarded £500 to Hornsea School and Language College for the work of
THANK YOU: Miss Simmonite (left) from Hornsea Community Primary School receives a £500 donation from Reverend Tina Minett Stevens on behalf of the Atwick Educational Charity towards the outdoor learning area
March 2022
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Remembering fallen airmen in Atwick LOCAL resident Nick O’Mahoney was walking his dogs when he came across a memorial to lost airmen in his home village of Atwick. For those of you who have been reading the excerpts from the book ‘Alberta Canada’ serialised in the Hornsea Community News this is the memorial to the air disaster that the story by David Everard is based upon. Having both served in the military Nick and his partner Mandy Inman decided they wanted to clean up the memorial as a mark of respect to the fallen airmen. On the eve of the anniversary on February 19 Mandy went back to clean it and paint the box, add a new vase for flowers, sort the
memorial stone and to show her respects for the fallen airmen. Nick then attended at midnight on the anniversary itself. The disaster occurred on February 20, 1944 when just after midnight the flight set off from nearby RAF Lissett with a full cargo of ammunition on board heading for a campaign in Leipzig (Germany). Just nine minutes into its flight it crashed in this field in Atwick due to an engine failure, killing all seven crew on board. Nick and Mandy have committed to keep the memorial in good order as a mark of respect to those lost. See the latest excerpt from Alberta Canada on Page 25 of this month’s paper.
New Mayor and Deputy Mayor announced for Hornsea from May
AT HORNSEA Town Council meeting on Monday, February 22 Councillor Stephen Prescott who is currently Deputy Mayor was nominated as the new
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