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Ostriches can run faster than horses, and the male ostrich can roar like a lion.

Tigers not only have stripes on their fur, they also have them on their skin. No two tigers have the same stripes.

The longest distance a deepwater lobster has been recorded to travel is 225 miles.

The typical lead pencil can draw a line thirty five miles long.

Did you know you share your birthday with at least 9 other million people in the world.

The two factories of the Jelly Belly Candy Company produces approximately 1,250,000 jelly beans an hour.

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Rugby summer camps Whilst most of the country will be making the most of the last couple of weeks of the summer holidays, and the Bath Rugby squad are well into the swing of pre-season training, spare a thought for the hard-working Bath Rugby Community team, who will be hosting a range of Summer Camps. Starting with a two day Minis camp (7-12 years) at Castle Cary RFC on Wednesday 14th and Thursday 15th August, and finishing at the Recreation Ground with a two day Youth camp (13-16 years) on Thursday 29th and Friday 30th August, the camps are open to both boys and girls and split into age groups, so your rugby mad youngster

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is bound to find something to suit them! The Summer Camps are an ideal chance for children interested in rugby to learn a bit more about the game, brush up on their skills before the new season starts, and have fun whilst they are at it! Each camp has a built-in visit from some of the players, along with a complimentary ticket for Bath’s pre-season game at the Recreation Ground against the Ospreys on Friday 30th August. “Every year Bath Rugby’s Community Team deliver skills coaching at our Summer Camps at a level suitable for all players to return to their schools and clubs prepared for the new season,” said Bath Rugby’s Community Rugby Manager, Steve Middleton, adding, “This year, for the youth groups we will be providing an insight into the use of video analysis, using Premiership footage. All the camps will remain safe and fun, whilst bringing out the best in the camp participants.” We have the following camps on offer this summer: • Two days Mini Camp at Castle Cary RFC for 7-12 years (Weds 14th and Thurs 15th August) • One day Youth Clinic at castle Cary RFC for 13-16 years (Friday 16th August) • Three days Mini Camp at the Bath Rec Tues for 7-12 years (Tues 27th, Weds 28th and Thurs 29th August) • Two days Youth Camp at the Bath Rec for 13-16 years (Thurs 29th and Fri 30th August) For more information and to reserve your place visit www.rugbycamps.co.uk.

Maths and English Study Programmes Contact your local Instructor for a Free Assessment: Frome Study Centre Susan Gatward 01373 451 889

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Local illustrator visit The children at Vallis First School have enjoyed a visit from Gavin Scott this week, he is a local illustrator of childrens books. He held workshops throughout the school showing the children his fantastic work and he helped them to become illustrators too! Key Stage 1 teacher Jo Higgins said “This was a fabulous opportunity for the children to meet someone who brings their books to life, the children really enjoyed their time being illustrators and we want to say a huge thank you to Gavin for making this possible.” Picture shows Gavin Scott with (from left to right) Tam and Maxim from Apollo class, Ceri, Bethany and Kane from Milky Way class.

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Reception children from Vallis First School changed out of their uniforms on Friday 24th to reveal their true identities – at the end of their Topic on Superheroes they had a lovely end of term Superhero Party. Foundation Stage co-ordinator and Sun class teacher Lyn Furner said “the children have really enjoyed this topic and this was the perfect way to end the term.”

Congratulations to the Green Power Goblins from Selwood Academy who, under the tutelage of Mr Brook, were crowned the overall winners of the regional heats for the Green Power challenge, which involves schools constructing and racing their own car. The competition took place on Sunday 19 May and involved Year 5/6 from the Bristol area. We now march on to the next round.

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Buy a Family photography experience voucher for just £25 (usually £160) and receive a one hour photography session, viewing appointment and free 8”x6” framed portrait of your choice. Plus: if the session and viewing take place before by 31st August we’ll upgrade your free gift to a 10”x8” framed portrait.

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Barrett & Coe Bath (operated by Marisa Taylor) have a great offer to keep the kids occupied this summer and help to raise money for your school! Purchase a family portrait gift experience voucher for just £25 and the voucher sale will be donated straight back to your school’s PTA! Marisa will help you to make the most from your photography session consulting with you to ensure are photographed in a style that appeals to you and your family. There is also a superb range of traditional and contemporary frames to ensure that the images taken at the session will look great in your home. As an added bonus if you attend your session and viewing appointment before 31st August Barrett & Coe Bath will upgrade your complimentary 8”x6” framed portrait to the larger size of 10”x8”, free of charge! To book now call 01761 418778.

Olympian opening On Thursday 11th July Olympian Craig Figes will be officially opening the new build and outdoor performance space at Christ Church Primary School. This occasion will also mark the culmination of our Be The Best You Can Be! Programme. Each class will be celebrating the personal goals and be awarded with Olympic medals.

Some Enchanted Evening Every year Oakfield puts on a number of performances as part of its Arts Programme. This terms performance was entitled ‘Some Enchanted Evening.’ Act one was an adapted version of A Midsummer Night’s Dream in which the audience were transported into an ethereal world of magic and mischief. The cast delivered the performance magnificently, showing true thespian ability as well as a creativity and commitment beyond their years. Act Two was entitled ‘Wonderfully Wicked’ a clever mix of songs from hit musicals, Wicked, Wizard of Oz and The Wiz. The cast devised their own script and the overall production was entirely comprised of pupils from our wide range of extra-curricular arts activity clubs including: Year 7 Drama Performers, The Muppeteers, New Musical Theatre Club, Funky Feet Dance members, Art club and the Oakfield Academy Choir. Oakfield wishes to thank our parent helpers and school staff, The Memorial Theatre, Miss Amy Morgan Bell from Tri-art Theatre for her choreography, Mr Gareth Williams for his musical arrangement, Mr Eddy Young for his technical and artistic prowess, Mrs Carol Stacey for her fabulous costumes and the dedication of Mrs Rosie Nicholson our Drama Teacher. Cast member Lily said, ‘I realised, through doing this production that I really want to act when I’m older and going on to the Italia Conti Academy of Theatre Arts, London to learn more would be amazing.’ Cast member and Composer Daisy said, ‘I was focusing on the piano, before being part of ‘Some Enchanted Evening.’

Being in the show and using a piece, I had already written for the harp (which fitted really well) meant I had the opportunity to return to the harp and perform. One of the highlights was working with all our friends and making new friends from different year groups.’ Cast member Jack said, ‘I would love to be a performer and this gave me some good experience and an idea of what being in a production involves.’ Cast member Finlay said, I love performing and this was one of the highlights of my career! The cast was not too big so not too stressful! Kaitlyn, technical crew said, ‘being in the show was very fun and very busy.’

Living for Sport Oakfield marked the final visit from their Sky Sports Athlete Mentor (Living for Sport project) by staging a special presentation of Martial Arts to parents and each participating pupil was allowed to bring two invited friends. The Demonstration, led by Chris Roach (Elevation MA) Local Martial Arts Instructor (who is also one of the parents) showed an amazed audience just how skilled pupils have become during the project. Later in the day, the athlete mentor, Tom Reed led two assemblies to encompass the whole school. During the Key Stage three assembly pupils were thrilled to watch Mr Gough, their Science Teacher and Pastoral Team leader, take part in the assembly demonstration only to be thrown over Tom Reed’s shoulder. Tom then inspired pupils by talking to them about achieving confidence, discipline and motivation in life by taking part in sport. The Sports coordinator, Anna Pullen said, ‘I think it has been a worthwhile project and we have seen a real change in the attitude and confidence levels of many of the pupils concerned.’ Children said, ‘Great, getting to earn belts in Martial Arts.’ ‘I liked learning new skills and I feel calmer and more confident.’

Country dance festival Christ Church C of E First School took part in the Annual Wells Country dancing Festival on Saturday 15th June. Although the sun failed to shine all day, a lovely, fun day was had by all that took part. 5

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Enigma Pottery 15 Vicarage Street, Frome Enigma Pottery offer hand made ceramics & pottery, along with expert led pottery classes Come and have some Family Fun Family Pottery Sessions throughout August Tuesday 6th, 13th and 20th 2pm to 3pm Thursday 8th, 15th and 22nd 2pm to 4pm For more details and prices www.enigmapottery.co.uk Call 01373 452079 or 07791 699770

Y CLUBS School’s out! Now it’s just a matter of finding inspiring things to do to give them a carefree and fun summer holiday! We know how tricky this can be: juggling work, time-off for family holidays, and generally thinking up and finding things for them to do. It can be a full time job in itself! Holiday play schemes can be run by the local council or privately, for the whole holiday, a week at a time or just a few days. Some play schemes concentrate on a particular sport or interest, e.g., football or drama, while others are a mixture of activities and even outings. They can be a life-saver if you work, but even if you’re at home too they can offer a break within the school holidays for your children - and you! Your child will have the opportunity to meet and form

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new friendships with similar aged local children. Holiday play schemes can be a great way for children to discover new interests and explore new activities and can be an energy-burner. You can pre-book for the days that suit you, from just one or two days to whole weeks. Popular holiday schemes are booked up very early so you need to be quick off the mark and please do check with the scheme that it will be suitable for your child. Many of these schemes also run after school and weekend activities during term time and the Summer holidays are a great time to enrol your child into a club ready for September and the beginning of the new school year. Many sports clubs will be enrolling new students for September, so if your children would like to start a new activity, now is the perfect time to arrange this.

at Frome Leisure Centre Wednesday 24th July – Friday 30th August 2013

Indoor Go-Karting Archery Canoeing Junior Badminton Trampolining Gymnastics and Trampolining ‘Disco Dash’ Pool Inflatable Inbetweenies Play time £ Pound play £ For more information on any of the activities or facilities available at Frome Leisure Centre contact the Reception Team on 01373 465446 Avalon Leisure manages Frome Leisure Centre on behalf of Western Community Leisure in partnership with Mendip District Council.

Join us this summer holidays and experience 5 fantastic days of singing, dancing and drama classes at Stagecoach Trowbridge. For lots of children, sports teams are the ideal choice for out of school activities. With so many sports out there to choose from, there is often going to be something of interest. Sports teams are an excellent way to make friends and the whole concept of teamwork is a great life skill to have. Aside from the friendships a child can gain, sports teams are a great way of keeping fitness levels up whilst having a good time. A huge benefit to participating in sports teams – particularly at a higher level – is the opportunity to travel. Sports teams often have tours or competitions in places further afield, meaning that general fitness and cultural awareness can be increased. Sports clubs may not always be the best option for some children – some kids just aren’t wired for sports. But this doesn’t mean that they can’t get involved with out of school activites. Community groups, art clubs, Scouts, Brownies and charity fundraising are just a small sample of clubs to be involved in. Children involved in these groups can expect to make solid friendships, gain great interpersonal skills and maybe even extend their school interests to future careers. Participation in extra-curricular groups definitely gives children indispensable life skills! Joining clubs or sports teams is a great opportunity for any child, allowing them to make lots of friends as well as acquire skills that they will use throughout their entire life. Joining a sports team or extra-curricular club is one of the best opportunities any child could take and it is something that is definitely recommended!

Our holiday workshops are huge fun and jam packed with creativity. Students enjoy sessions in the performing arts and work towards staging a full scale show on the final day of the workshop. This summer, students will be staging a musical with excerpts from the hit West End show ‘Matilda’ by Roald Dahl. The workshops are exceptionally good value and a life line for working parents who need to find good quality holiday activities for their children. Open to all students aged 6 - 17 years, even if they don’t attend Stagecoach on a Saturday. They are a fantastic avenue in ‘trying’ Stagecoach before enrolling for the Saturday schools. Places are limited on the workshop so don’t delay and book today, by calling Principal Frederica on 0844 335 1705 or email trowbridge@stagecoach.co.uk or visit www.stagecoach.co.uk/trowbridge to enrol directly via the website. The show will be performed on the last day to friends and family in The Clarendon Theatre.

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DECORATE YOUR SHOES

Here is a simple way for children to store their collections. Make an accordion fold in a strip of paper and glue the first and last pages to the inside of a boxes lid and bottom. Keep some pages empty so that the collection can grow.

Why not create your own fashion design on your shoes. Using fabric pens and fabric paint you can be the talk of the town with your funky shoes.

ROCK PAINTINGS

Decorating stones and rocks is a great way for children to show their creativity this Summer. Collect a series of stones of different shapes and sizes and decorate them with pens or paints. You can turn your stones into people, animals and even monsters.

FAMILY FAVOURITES We are always on the lookout for new, exciting food options for our children so please send us in your recipe ideas along with a picture and we will print them in our next edition.

Have you got a favourite recipe to share? Ingredients 375g potatoes, peeled and diced 55g butter 25g onions, finely chopped 1 tbsp flour 125g cod fillets, skinned and cubed 125g salmon, skinned and cubed 1 tbsp chopped parsley 1 bay leaf 1.5 tbsp milk 75ml milk 50ml vegetable stock 25g frozen peas 50g grated cheddar cheese 1 egg, lightly beaten

MINI FISH PIE Method 1.Preheat the oven to 180C/gas 4. 2. Bring a pan of lightly salted water to the boil, add the potatoes, reduce the heat and cook for 15-20 minutes, or until tender. Drain and mash with the milk and half butter until smooth. Season for babies over one. 3. Melt the remaining butter in a saucepan, add the onion and sautĂŠ until softened. Add the flour and cook for 30 seconds, stirring. Gradually stir in the milk and then the stock. Bring to the boil and cook for one minute. 4. Add the fish with the parsley and bay leaf. Simmer for about 3 minutes and then stir in the peas and cook for one minute. Remove the bay leaf and stir in the cheese until melted. Season with a little salt and pepper. 5. Divide the fish between 3 ramekin dishes and top with the mashed potato. Brush with the lightly beaten egg. Heat through in the oven for about 15 minutes and finish off for a few minutes under a preheated grill until golden. 6. Use vegetables to make a face on the pies before serving.

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Turn off the tv, lock up the PlayStation and have a great day out with the children. The Summer holidays are nearly here and it is a great time to spend some family time together and take some time out from the hustle and bustle of the normal daily routine. Whenever school holiday time comes around, are you left asking the same question? Where can I take my children to experience a great family day out? So how can you make the most of the precious time you and your children get together? If you and your partner have arranged to take some time out of the office, you donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t want to waste it by doing chores while your children sit in front of the TV all day. Family fun, not family friction should be the order of the day. Spending time with your children is also an important aspect of childhood development and happiness.

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There are plenty of things to do with children in the local area, whether you’re feeling flush, looking for cheap days out or - even better - a free family tourist attraction. We are lucky to have many fantastic places to visit on our doorstep and the coast is only an hour away. Taking your kids on an educational day out can give them and you some of the best fun there is. Choose wisely and they won’t even realise they’re learning whilst playing. There are lots of child-friendly, interactive museums and historical venues around designed to excite and engage your family. Toddlers and young children understand the world around them by touching, so make sure you’re going to a place where you won’t have to constantly say ‘no – don’t touch. Farms and zoos are a great way to engage kids of all ages and again you can make the trip educational for them. Why not make a list of which animals you definitely want to see. Then once you get there, see who the first person is to spot their favourite animal. It’s always good to make a game out of the experience. Another good game is getting your children to do impressions of each animal.

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Every Saturday and Wednesday Dunster Castle Express July 13 & 14 - “Day Out With Thomas”

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July 20 - Minehead Harbour Festival

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September 21 - Mike The Knight & Bowlore

Den building, bug hunting! Thrills, hills, sun and fun. Come along this summer and tick off 10 adventures from your scrapbook and claim your all important sticker.

October 3 to 6- Autumn Steam Gala

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It’s important to make your children aware of what to expect from the animals. Kids have to approach animals carefully and understand animals can get upset if they’re not nice. Some animals may want to rest or to hide. Get as much information as you can before you go about the animals you are going to see. A day at the seaside is the ultimate summer day out and also free. There are loads of things you can do as a family. Why not play games like “Let’s Bury Dad”, Build a line of sandcastles, then see who can squash them the fastest, Make sand angels by lying in the sand and waving your arms backwards and forwards or dig a shallow water pool for perfect splashing.”

*Bring an emergency snack and drink for the kids. And possibly even yourself! *Don’t forget your road map, even the best navigators take a wrong turn sometimes! Whatever you do or wherever you go this Summer Holiday, make sure that it is fun and enjoyable for you all. This way you will have a fantastic and memorable family day

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Monstrous Maud: Horror Holiday Author: A. B. Saddlewick Illustrator: Sarah Horne Ages: 5+

Fans of Horrid Henry will love these frighteningly good books, perfect for engaging young readers. Horror Holdiay is the fifth book in this scarily sensational Monstrous Maud series. Maud Montague is so excited about going on holiday with her friend Wilf the werewolf and his family. But a dangerous monster lurks in the forest of the campsite. Can Maud and Wilf solve the mystery of the Beast of Oddington?

Dragonsitter Takes Off Author: Josh Lacey Ages: 7+

The Accidental Time Traveller Author: Janis Mackay Ages: 9+

Dragon Lords Rising Author: Lucinda Hare Ages: 11+

Shortlisted for the Roald Dahl Funny Prize, the first book about Eddie and Ziggy, a very unusual dragon, is now followed by a sequel. Eddie had thought that looking after a dragon would be easy but how wrong he is! How Eddie manages his wayward dragon and deals with the fire breathing friend who comes to visit her is a brilliant follow up for all of Eddie and Ziggy’s fans.

Agatha Black has somehow timetravelled from 1812 to 2012 and Saul and his friends need to find a way to return her home. Filled with funny misunderstandings due to Agatha’s confusions and wonder at the modern world. A cleverly written novel which will appeal to boys and girls

Spread your wings and hang on tightly as mighty Stormcracker takes you on a roller-coaster ride across the Old Wall and into the frozen north where you can slide down the ice flumes to the subterranean world of the Ice Bear Clan, land on an iceberg, or explore the mysteries of the long abandoned sea citadel. If you like magic there is lethal maelstrom magic conjured up from the Abyss, or Quenelda’s often hilarious and always hazardous hit and miss efforts as she attempts to master the strongest dragon magic of all: that which flows through her very own veins.

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Chasing Mavericks Release date: 5th July 2013

Chasing Mavericks is an inspiring story of man against the elements based on a true story. Jay is a 15-year-old surf enthusiast obsessed with Mavericks, a mythical wave that just happens to break near his home. But he is too young to be facing a deadly wall of water, especially around Santa Cruz where sharks lurk. Determined to pit himself against the ultimate challenge, he enlists the help of experienced surfer Frosty, forging a friendship that will live beyond Mavericks. Chasing Mavericks is a life-affirming adventure with some incredible surf shots.

Barbie: Mariposa & The Fairy Princess Release date: 10th August 2013 Barbie: Mariposa & The Fairy Princess is a fun-filled adventure that sees Mariposa face unexpected challenges and rediscover the power of friendship. After being appointed the Royal Ambassador of Flutterfield, Mariposa is sent to bring peace between Shimmervale, a faraway rival kingdom powered by crystals, and her own fairyland. While she becomes firm friends with the painfully shy Princess Catania, the rest of Shimmervale is less than enamoured with her. Can she win them over when their land is threatened from destruction by evil fairy Gwyllion? Barbie: Mariposa& The Fairy Princess is a delightful story for all Barbie Fairytopia fans, young and old.

The Smurfs 2 3D Release date: 31st July 2013

Planes 3D Release date: 16th August 2013 PLANES 3D is a fully-charged adventure set high above the clouds. Dusty dreams of competing in the most exhilarating roundthe-world aerial race in history. There are just two minor issues: he’s afraid of heights and he’s not built for racing. Despite his fears, and with a hefty dose of encouragement from his mentor, a seasoned naval aviator named Skipper, Dusty goes on to qualify, but will he overcome adversity and the attempts by the champ, Ripslinger, to put an end to his dreams? PLANES 3D introduces a hilarious fleet of new characters sure to delight the entire family.

The Smurfs 2 is a great adventure with a huge dose of fun. Still desperate to get hold of the Smurf essence and achieve his wicked ambitions, Gargamel creates his very own villainous Smurf-like creatures, the Naughties. But when he realises that Smurfette holds the key to turning them into real Smurfs, he kidnaps her and takes her to Paris, where the Naughties open her eyes to a whole new world of mischief. Will the Smurfs get to her before it’s too late? The Smurfs 2 will excite and delight the entire family in eye-popping 3D.

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CHOOSING A NURSERY Nearly one million children are looked after in day in the UK and this number continues to rise so you’re not on your own when it comes to choosing the right nursery & pre-school for your child. Where to start? It can be very overwhelming and mind boggling so don’t panic, to start with you can obtain a list of nurseries and pre-schools from your local Children’s Information Services, you can then start your research! Its very important to book a visit to the nursery’s or preschools that you are considering as you will be able to meet the staff and see how happy the children are. Some things you may wish to consider and check; Most nurseries are open from 8am until 6pm but you should enquire as to provisions for earlier drop off and later pick up if required and what are the additional costs for this service, if any? Does your employer participate in a Child Care Voucher Scheme and does your chosen nursery accept the vouchers. This is a great way to save money!! Is the nursery registered with OFSTED and ask to see the latest OFSTED report? If you work outside of your local area, would it be beneficial to have the nursery close to home or close to work?

Think of drop off’s and pick up’s and how this fits with your daily routine Does the nursery provide all meals, if so what is it and where is it cooked? What is the daily routine? Including snack times, meal times, free play and activities For babies, do you need to provide formula and nappies? Where do babies sleep during the day and if your toddler is still having a daytime nap where will they be able to sleep? Is there an outside play area so that children can spread their wings and enjoy the fresh air? Is the nursery entrance secure? Is there a settling in period? Will your child have a key worker? Once you’ve found the nursery or pre-school that you and your little one are happy with you can then start to relax and look forward to watching your child flourish & grow amongst other children of the same age.....and more importantly you can start to get some sleep at night instead of worrying!

Frome Opportunity Nursery Striving for Excellence in Early Years Registered Charity 294106 A nursery for children from 2 to 4 years Term time only – 9.00am-3.15pm weekdays Well qualiﬁed and experienced, friendly staff Large garden for all days and weathers! Wyville Road, Frome, BA11 2BN Tel: 01373 467473 (Working in partnership with The Bridge Children Centre, Somerset County Council and Surestart)

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Rode Pre-school is a thriving and inspiring pre-school, running sessions specializing in ages 2-3, 3-4 and rising WWW.BUTTERFLYPRESCHOOL.COM 5’s, ensuring children are ready for their integration into school. The children learn through play and structured Manor in Road, Marston Frome activities a stimulating andTrading creativeEstate, environment with the use of a beautiful neighbouring garden for outdoor tel 01373 451734 play.email With fienquiries@butterflypreschool.com ve experienced staff, four with primary teaching qualifications and a ‘good – outstanding’ Ofsted New hours used for rating, the children are in can safe be hands!

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Family Tickets to Wookey Hole Caves!

Spectacular caves and legendary home of the infamous Witch of Wookey… Revamped, restored and totally remarkable, the new Wookey Hole Experience is bursting onto the 2013 holiday scene in an explosive mix of HISTORY, MYSTERY & FUN. To win, simply answer the following question:

Name 2 of the Famous Caves at Wookey Hole?

ne and a half hours of fun packed sports games, followed by a FREE SWIM!

ears - 14 years 9.30am 11.00 DryBritain Family-tickets toam SS Great SpoCompetition! rts. 11.00am - 12.00 noon FREE SWIM rts and games are supervised and anised by trained Leisure Attendants. swim only available to participant of dry sports. Family tickets to swim at Frome Leisure Centre!

Step back in time when you board Brunel’s ss Great Britain. Discover the true stories behind the ship that changed the world. Experience the sights, sounds and smells of life on board for Victorian passengers and crew. Descend under water below the glass ‘sea’ to touch the world’s first great ocean liner. To win, simply answer the following question:

Frome Leisure Centre offers a huge range of activities to cater for the health and leisure needs of the whole community. With a 25m swimming pool, including Children’s area, a fully equipped fitness suite, sports hall and cafeteria; our facilities rate amongst the very best in the region. To win, simply answer the following question:

Britain? Who built the SS Great

What size is the pool at Frome Leisure centre?

£10 voucher to spend at Ellenbray!

A Traditional toy store for indoor and outdoor activity toys for children of all ages. Stocking brands such as Hello Kitty, Play Doh, Moshi and many more. Visit them AvalMonster on Leis ure man ages From e at The Old Library, Westway, Frome. To win simply answer the following question:

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A place at a Make It workshop!

Make It! workshops are for making cool stuff, and this summer there’ll be lots of ways to stay cool and get creative in the Round Tower. They invent all sorts of fun projects to do and make, and they use all sorts of materials, from laptops to potting compost. Emphasis is on thinking and designing creatively, recycling, making personalised art and design projects, and most of all, having fun! To win, simply answer the following question:

ed What 2 colours when mix together make Green?

 Grace Wilkinson from Hayesdown School won family tickets to At Bristol.

Max Lobley from Berkley School won a family ticket to Haynes Motor Museum.

Gil Endicott from St Louis Primary School won family tickets to swim at Frome Leisure Centre.

Megan White from Selwood Academy won a £25 voucher for the Grand Pier in Weston Super Mare.

what’s on JULY 21 Family Fun Day 10am - 4pm. Teddy Bears’ Day & Fancy

august 1 Babe the sheep pig, Outdoor Theatre 7pm

Dress! Best Dressed Teddy competition etc. Yeovil Railway Centre, Yeovil Junction Station, Stoford, Nr YEOVIL www.yeovilrailway.freeservers.com ......................................................................

Lacock Abbey, Fox Talbot Museum and Village,Lacock, nr Chippenham, Wiltshire, SN15 2LG www.nationaltrust.org.uk ......................................................................

25-26 Trowbridge Tudors 3 - 4pm. Meet tudor people,

Family Pottery Sessions www.potterybath.co.uk Enigma Pottery, 15 Vicarage St, Frome 01373 452079 ......................................................................

dress up, try toys and games, join in the fun! Trowbridge Musuem, The Shires, Trowbridge ......................................................................

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11 Glastonbury Abbey Extravaganza 2013

27 Childrens Outdoor Theatre 5.30pm. The Pantaloon’s

present ‘Sherlock Holmes’ Outdoor theatre for children and adults alike. Prior Park Gardens, Bath. Adult £12.50 (per ticket), Child £7.50 (per ticket), Family £35 (per ticket) .......................................................................

29 - 21 sept 50 things to do before you’re 11 ¾ adventure trail. Come and enjoy the great outdoors by discovering how many of the ‘50 things to do before you’re 11 ¾’ you can do on an adventure around Lacock Abbey’s grounds. Lacock Abbey, Fox Talbot Museum and Village,Lacock, nr Chippenham, Wiltshire, SN15 2LG .......................................................................

www.glastonburyabbey.com 01458 832267 ......................................................................

12 Invasion. When did the Roman army invade Britain and what did they do when they got there? Roman Baths, Stall St, Bath www.romanbaths.co.uk ......................................................................

13 Seaside Picninc. At Lacock Abbey we’ve brought the

seaside to Wiltshire with a beach themed picnic. Lacock Abbey, Fox Talbot Museum and Village,Lacock, nr Chippenham, Wiltshire, SN15 2LG www.nationaltrust.org.uk ......................................................................

Opening September 2013

EXPERIENCE Some of the best new College facilities in the area!

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Full-time courses Part-time and work-based courses Apprenticeships Leisure courses and evening classes

Information Day Thu 22nd August, 10am-1pm

Pick up a course guide for details:

Results Helpline 15th-23rd August

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Due to so many fantastic achievements we ran out of space! But don’t worry your photo will be in the next edition of Hey!

Billy Jeffrey aged 7 achieved his chief scouts bronze award in Beavers, keep up the good work Billy.

Grace Wyatt aged 6 has passed her Angel Fish 1 swimming award, well done Grace.

Maisie Chorley age 7 has achieved her ASA National Plan Award stage 4 in swimming, well done Maisie. 22

Emily aged 9 has achieved her level 2 in cheerleading.

Lillyanna Ball aged 6 has passed her ballet exam, superb Lillyanna, well done.

Megan Carey aged 9 has passed her stage 6 in swimming, her dance exam, tap exam and was awarded a trophy for funky freestyle. Well done Megan, keep it up.

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ow! Let us know your ac hievements, both inside & outside of schoo l and we will includ e you in our next edition of WOW! Email your ph otos and text to: hey@ ignyte-uk.co.uk or call us on 01761 41 0141

Charlie Pike aged 10 has been awarded a certificate for finishing her times tables book, well done Charlie.

Hollie Stedman has made her ‘Promise’ at Rainbows in Frome. Well done Hollie.

Niamh aged 9 has achieved her stage 3 in swimming, well done Niamh.

Sophia Cannella aged 10 has passed her stage 8 in swimming

Cameron Vince aged 6 has received a trophy from Frome Rugby Club for most improved player of the year in the under 7’s. Well done Cameron, keep it up.

Olivia Brain aged 6 has passed her level 6 in gymnastics and also her level 5 on the bar

William Easton aged 6 took part in the mini red tennis competition.

Chloe Holmes aged 5 has passed her goldfish 1 award in swimming, well done Chloe.

Lola Murray aged 6 has passed her level 6 in gymnastics, well done Lola.