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THE CHAIRMANS SPORT AWARDS 2014 These awards, are supported by Aquaterra Leisure, Sirona Health and Care and O2 Creation to recognise the achievements and dedication of local sports people, volunteers and coaches. Welton Primary School are pleased to announce that they have been presented with the Chairman’s Sport Award for showing contribution to Sport in education. This is a fantastic achievement and showcases the hard work that goes on at Welton School enabling all students to be involved in sport. The award recognises the impact of volunteers, coaches, teachers and clubs upon the sporting landscape and how the work of these individuals and organisations is a key part of increasing participation and raising the level of people’s health, while creating sustainable communities in Bath and North East Somerset.
PROGRAMMED TO LEARN There were two new pupils at Chew Stoke Church School last week, when the children were joined by 2 amazing robots. The NAO (pronounced “NOW”) robots, from Active Robots, based in Chilcompton, entertained and amazed the children in their school assembly by moving, talking, dancing and telling stories. Children from years 4,5 & 6 were then able to take part in programming workshops, where they were able to programme the robots themselves. The aim of the learning programme is to encourage more young people to become interested in technology and engineering, by providing them with hands on experience of robotics. The robots, which have recently featured on the Graham Norton Show, greatly inspired the children with their humanlike movement and their ability to interact. We know what will be on their Christmas wish list next year! Pictured: Pupils from Year 4,Woodpecker Class, with the NAO robots and Joanne Dawe-Lane from Active Robots.
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MIDSOMER NORTON BEAVERS’ FUN IN THE PARK
1st Midsomer Norton’s Calgary Colony enjoyed the early spring weather with a trip to Radstock Park in search of the first signs of spring. Twentyfour Beavers and four leaders hunted for minibeasts, daffodils and spiders along the cycle path. Later in the evening, Ciarcan, Brandon, Ellie and Freddie, four new Beavers, and three new leaders Rebecca Mears, Claire Jay and Alex Arthur, were invested into the Colony in the park. It got dark very quickly, but with lots of exciting activities planned for the spring term including a sleepover and the district jamboree ‘WanJam’, there is plenty more fun ahead for this Beaver Colony. Midsomer Norton Scout Group have been busy in the last couple of weeks collecting items from the local area for their Spring Jumble Sale and would like to thank everyone who donated items and came along to the sale. If you would like further details about the Group or any forthcoming events, please review our website www.nortonscouts.net or contact Clare Spearman, Group Scout Leader, gsl@nortonscouts.net
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CHILDREN’S AUTHOR AND POET VISITS PEASEDOWN ST JOHN SCHOOL On Friday 7th March Christina Gabbitas visited Year 1 and 2 children at Peasedown St John Primary School. Christina writes children’s rhyming stories and one of the books she shared with the children was Felicity Fly meets Vernica Vac. Christina read several books to the children and they enjoyed asking her questions about the books and the characters too. Christina has also launched a successful national poetry initiative for children aged 7 to 11 called ‘poems and pictures’ and many of the children from Peasedown have entered this competition.
AWARD ACHIEVED BY WELTON PRIMARY SCHOOL Welton Primary School have been awarded The Director of Public Health Award which recognises and rewards Early Years and educational settings that deliver health and wellbeing outcomes. It enables the school to identify and tackle health issues, inequalities and ‘narrow the gap’ in their own community. Well done to all of the team at Welton Primary School.
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“Well Done Chew Stoke Church School” said a delighted Sophie Richards, Bristol Co-ordinator for The NSPCC, on hearing the school children had raised a massive £2000 for the Charity. All 187 of the children skipped continuously for 30 minutes to earn sponsorship for a very worthy cause. “The Children have really taken the Charity to their hearts,” added Sophie, who presented the children with Bronze, Silver and Gold badges to reward them for their efforts. The money raised will go towards funding Childline and other vital services for children. Pictured: Sophie Richards, NSPCC Co-ordinator and Children from Chew Stoke Church School.
No it wasn’t an April Fool’s Joke and yes they are all really wearing bunny ears! The children of Chew Stoke Church School (and staff!) all donned fluffy, Easter Bunny Ears for their annual Easter Craft Day and Easter Eggs-hibition! The ears which were paid for from profit raised from the childrens tuck shop, were a surprise to make their day go with a smile. The children, with help from staff and parents spent the day producing amazing Easter Crafts, including cards, decorated eggs, Easter gardens and baskets. These were then displayed in the School for parents, grandparents and local residents to view. A truly eggs-citing day was had by all, one that they won’t stop “rabbiting” on about for a long time to come!
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INTER SCHOOLS GYMNASTICS COMPETITION Writhlington Sports Centre hosted a inter schools gymnastics competition on 2nd April which was a huge success. Children from Clutton Primary School, Midsomer Norton Primary School, Paulton Junior School, Peasedown St John Primary School, St Julian’s Primary School, Westfield Primary School and the Academy of Trinity attended with teams entered into level 1 and level 2 depending on gymnastic ability. The children were asked to perform a floor routine and a vault jump for the judges. In level 1 the winners were: 3rd place The Academy of Trinity, 2nd place Paulton Junior School and 1st place Peasedown St John Primary School. The individual winners in level 1 were: 3rd place Layla from the Academy of Trinity, 2nd place Eleanor from Peasedown St John and 1st place Alfie from Peasedown St John. In level 2 the winners were: 3rd place the Academy of Trinity, 2nd place Paulton Junior School and 1st place Peasedown St John Primary school. The individual winners in level 2 were: 3rd place Fin from Midsomer Norton Primary School, 2nd Willow from St Julian’s Primary School and 1st Gulliver from Peasedown St John Primary School.
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MAY
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25 MAY
50 THINGS LAUNCH DAY Join us at Bathwick Hill in Bath for a fun-filled day of activities for all the family. Based on the National Trusts ’50 things to do before you are 11 ¾’, staff and volunteers will be helping children to tick off a number of activities from the list. There will be kite flying, snail racing, rolling down hills, bug hunting and more. More Information: Visitor Reception Team, 01225 833422, priorpark@nationaltrust.org.uk
28 - 31 MAY
THE BATH AND WEST SHOW The Royal Bath and West Show is one of the biggest events on the rural calendar and a great family day out in Somerset this May half term. From the country’s finest livestock and over 600 trade stands to the British Cheese Awards and the British Cider Championships, there really is something for everyone at England’s biggest celebration of rural life.
14 JUNE
FATHER’S DAY RACING AT CASTLE COMBE Why buy Dad some socks when you can treat him to a great day of motor racing at the ‘UK’s friendliest circuit’! The 750MC are back after a number of years and will be bringing 5 formulae with 2 races in each. Add in the 5Club Racing Mazda MX5’s, BMW Compact Cup and the latest Castle Combe Championship rounds and it’ll be a full on, high octane day for Dad to remember! Racing starts at 12.00pm. Please visit www.castlecombecircuit.co.uk or telephone 01249 782417 for further information.
14 - 15 JUNE
THE FESTIVAL OF NATURE Millennium Square, Bristol The Festival of Nature Wild Weekend gives wildlife-lovers of all ages a unique opportunity to discover and enjoy the natural world in the heart of the city. With a line-up of hands-on activities, fascinating talks, live entertainment, a market bursting with local produce and much more.
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OUT OF AFRICA DAY AT NOAH’S ARK ZOO FARM Come along and celebrate the amazing African animals, enjoy special keeper talks to raise awareness for World Giraffe Day. Enjoy seeing African entertainment; learn about the work happening out in Africa with a local charity Noah’s Ark support.
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MIDSOMER FEST 11am-3pm. A great afternoon out for all the family. Live Music, Food, Stalls, Kids Area and Animals and much more. Norton Radstock College, Radstock.
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TRACTOR TED FARM SHOW Enjoy a day of farming in action with combine harvesters, tractors and diggers at work. Meet Tractor Ted and friends and take a tractor and trailer ride. Browse artisan producers and discover all about keeping hens, bees and sheep. Watch ferret racing, sheep shearing, horse and pony displays or tractor repairs! Entry includes the Bowood Charity Dog Show – join the pedigree and ‘have a go’ classes or watch the agility and retrieving displays.
29 JUNE
PRINCESS TEA PARTY Come and watch all our Princesses perform in a magical interactive show.You will have the chance to meet and have your photo taken with your favourite fairytale character whilst eating a beautiful banquet fit for any little princess. Shows at 11am, 2pm and 5pm. Ticket price £15 per person. www.bouncearooprincessparties.co.uk
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KEYNSHAM MUSIC FESTIVAL Keynsham’s Music Festival week and the Sunday line up, includes some of the best performers in the region and beyond: delicious food, real ales, stalls and creative activities for all to enjoy.
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HAVE FUN WITH FRUIT PUNCH BOWL Children can dip in and out of the fruit punch bowl all day for healthy snacks. Visit our website at www.heymag.co.uk for the full recipes and instructions.
HOT DOG CATERPILLAR He’s a bit creepy!. Visit our website at www.heymag.co.uk for the full recipes and instructions.
SMILES ALL AROUND Encourage healthy snacks with this great idea. Visit our website at www.heymag.co.uk for the full recipes and instructions.
TEDDY TOAST A cute start to the day. Visit our website at www.heymag.co.uk for the full recipes and instructions.
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Hayfever, or seasonal allergic rhinitis, is condition in which people experience an allergic reaction to different types of pollen during the year. Hayfever is common in the UK, affecting around 1 in 5 people at some stage. Tree pollen often triggers symptoms during the spring, grass pollen is in the air in late spring and summer and pollen from weeds is around from early spring into late autumn. Hayfever can also be caused by mould spores, from late March until November, usually peaking in late summer and early autumn. It is common for people to be allergic to more than one pollen. A person who has perennial rather than seasonal rhinitis experiences
allergy triggers all year round, from allergens such as house dust mites, mould, animal dander and feathers. What are the symptoms of allergic rhinitis? The body’s immune system interprets the allergen, such as pollen, mould or dander, as an invader and responds by releasing a chemical called histamine into the bloodstream. Histamine causes inflammation (swelling and redness) of the sinuses, nose and mucus membranes of the eyes, and triggers sneezing. The swelling reaction is designed to block the allergen from entering the body and sneezing is a method to expel it out of the body. Histamine also allows extra fluids to enter the nasal tissue, resulting in congestion, itching and a runny nose. People with allergic rhinitis have sudden sneezing, a watery nasal discharge, puffy eyes and fatigue. Hayfever symptoms often start during childhood or teens, but can develop at any age. How do I find out what causes my allergies? The season in which your allergy occurs will narrow the list of possible culprits. To pinpoint the cause, your doctor may arrange for you to have a skin test to determine which substances or allergens cause a reaction. The skin test involves placing extracts of potential allergens in a grid on
your arm or back, and then pricking your skin so the extract can enter the outer layer of skin or epidermis. Those areas that become red and itchy indicate which substances trigger a defensive (allergic) response by your immune system. Your doctor may recommend a blood test to check the levels of antibodies produced by the immune system. Elevated levels of certain antibodies can identify particular allergies. Why do only some people get seasonal allergies/hayfever? It is not known why some people get allergies while others do not. However, there is some evidence to suggest that hayfever and other types of allergies are hereditary (passed on from parents to children). People who suffer from asthma oreczema are also more likely to develop hayfever or perennial (year-round) allergic rhinitis. Why are my allergies better on some days and worse on others? While the pollen seasons for particular plants are very consistent within each geographical region, the weather plays a large role in determining how heavy the pollen count (and other potential allergens including mould) will be, both seasonally and daily. The severity of your allergic reaction will generally mirror the rise and fall of the specific allergen count to which you are allergic.
Detecting learning disabilities A child or person with a learning disability has a reduced intellectual ability which may cause problems with everyday activities. They may need support to help develop new skills, to understand complex information as well as interacting with other people. Around 1.5 million people in the UK have some type of learning disability. Learning disability is often confused with learning difficulty or mental healthproblems. The charity Mencap says dyslexia, for example, is a learning difficulty. Unlike a learning disability, dyslexia does not affect a person’s intellect. Mental health problems may be overcome with appropriate treatment, but that is not the case with a learning disability. People with conditions like Down’s syndrome and forms of autism can also have learning disabilities. Nearly
a third of people with epilepsy have some form of learning disability. Most people with a learning disability can lead independent lives, given the appropriate support. A learning disability may be classed as mild, moderate or severe. Mencap says a person with a mild learning disability may need support for something specific like applying for a job. However, full time care may be needed for people with a severe or profound learning disability. Causes of learning disabilities Brain development is affected in a person with a learning disability, usually before they are born, during birth or in early childhood. Causes may not be known in all cases, but include: • Mother’s illness during pregnancy • Birth problems restricting oxygen supply to the baby’s brain • Genetic abnormalities or inherited learning disability • Early childhood illness, including meningitis Diagnosing learning disabilities Some tests may be done during
pregnancy if there are concerns about a baby’s development, including amniocentesis and chorionic villus sampling (CVS). A diagnosis could also be made after a baby is born, for example if there are concerns about the risk of a learning disability from a problem during birth. Specialist assessments may be carried out if a baby has developmental delays and is later than most other children reaching certain milestones. Getting a diagnosis of learning disability can be distressing, and parents may need professional and emotional support to help cope and plan ahead for the baby’s specific needs. Treating learning disability As a child with a learning disability grows up, support will be needed from a range of health professionals. Every child’s needs will be different. Living as full and independent a life as possible is the goal of this support from the family GP, specialist paediatricians, speech and language therapists, physiotherapists, educational and clinical psychologists.
The Return of Microgreens Back in the 1980s the trend for microgreens emerged as a new fine dining ingredient. Many dismissed it as a new fad, but the 21st century has seen a resurgence of interest in these tiny culinary delights. For those who don’t remember the 1980s, microgreens are the shoots of salad vegetables such as arugula, Swiss chard, lettuce, mustard and beetroot, which are picked and served just after the first leaves have developed. The average crop-time for most microgreens is 10-14 days from seeding to harvest. Praised for their freshness, they are said to contain high nutritional content, and they add flavour, texture and a great visual dynamic to dishes. Nowadays they are most commonly used to garnish salads, soups, sandwiches and plates. See our website at www.heymag.co.uk to learn how to grow your own micro greens and how to harvest them.
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NINTENDO 3DS : PUTTY SQUAD Putty is on a mission to rescue his imprisoned putty friends and it’s up to you to make sure he succeeds! You’ll test your skill and imagination while stretching, morphing, inflating, and punching your way to victory! The amazing and addicting Putty Squad adventure is back and better than ever with all new moves, game modes, global leaderboards, tutorials, and bonus stickers to collect! Released on 27th June.
PS3 : HOW TO TRAIN YOUR DRAGON 2
Become the ultimate Dragon Racer! Return to the epic Island of Berk, where The Dragon Races have become the awesome new sport for Viking adrenaline junkies. Hiccup, Astrid, Snotlout, Fishlegs, Tuffnut & Ruffnut and their Dragons are now competing in fierce tournaments to determine the ultimate Dragon Rider. Choose your Dragon Racer, soar through clouds, and explore new unmapped territories. Discover hidden locations, unlock mysterious Dragon Riders, and join in epic races across the beautiful yet treacherous Island of Berk. Released on 13th June.
NINTENDO 3DS : KIRBY: TRIPLE DELUXE Join Kirby in his latest adventure full of new areas to explore, new powers to use, and bigger, stronger enemies to take down. Face foes from all different directions and discover new areas by jumping in and out of the background. Power Kirby up with a range of 25 different copy abilities, each with their own strengths and weaknesses to discover. Use Kirby’s most powerful weapon, his breath, and suck up anything in your way with the Hypernova ability. Battle it out with your friends in the new Kirby Fighters game mode which pits you against each other with one copy ability each.
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FAMILY FUN Turn off the TV, lock up the PlayStation and have a great time on a day out with the children. The Whitsun 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 don’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. 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 93x136 What's On Somerset BW:Layout 1 08/02/2014 10:48 Page 1
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. 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.” Here is a checklist of things you may need to remember to make the day run as smoothly as possible: • If you’re headed for an outdoor attraction, don’t forget to bring wellies, raincoats, a brolly, sunscreen, hats and sunglasses - because you never know what the weather will do! • It’s handy to pack up a change of clothes for the kids and a packet of wet wipes can be a godsend! • Bring an emergency snack and drinks • Don’t forget your road map Whatever you do or wherever you go this Summer Holiday, have fun!
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CAR GAMES
In the privacy of your own car, you can laugh as loud as you want or shout out the answers to questions. So don’t hold back when you play these games — laugh, yell, or sing your hearts out.
EATING AN ALPHABET
Let your half-starved brood describe how hungry they are in this game, best played about half an hour before you make a pit stop for food. This version of the “I’m Packing for a Picnic” game begins when you announce “I’m so hungry I could eat an aviator” (“alligator,” or “apple”). The next player adds on with a B word. She might say, “I’m so hungry I could eat an aviator and a bunny rabbit” (“belly button,” or “bologna slice”). See if you can keep it up until your family is eating zoos, zippers, or zigzags.
I SPY
Someone says, “I spy with my little eye something green.” Whoever guesses the item correctly goes next.You could limit the items to what’s in the area. Or you could get tricky and play I Spied, selecting items that you’ve already passed.
GUESS MOBILE
Name a guess master - the person who poses a guessing challenge. He or she could ask passengers to guess the colour of the next passing car, or how long before you get to the next town. Or, with three clues, what it is that someone else sees.
GUESS MY NAME
Give your child a word challenge by asking her to make as many words as she can from the letters in a phrase such as “Are we there yet?” or “When will we be at the zoo?”
In this acting game players imitate the motions, habits, and expressions of a famous person, such as an athlete, politician, musician, or actor. The clincher: No talking allowed! Players can ask Yes or No questions (which are met by a nod or a shake). The correct guesser does the next impression.
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WORD STRETCH
Invent stories about people in the houses you are driving by. What do you think they do for work? What’s their favourite food? Where do they go on holiday? Get into lots of details, such as whether they snore loudly or are afraid of spiders. Give them names, hobbies, pets, and so on.
Start with A to Z anyplace in the world: Kansas, say. The next person has to think of a place that begins with the last letter of Kansas, such as South Africa. Whoever goes next needs a place that starts with A. It has to be a real place - and no using a map!
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Cerys Sharp aged 5 has achieved her Stanley 1 award in swimming, well done Cerys.
Jack Smith aged 8 has passed his 50 meter swimming award, well done Jack.
Josh Cox aged 5 has been awarded 5th place at Mendip Farmers PC Mounted games on his pony, he was also awarded 5th place at West Hants pony club too, well done Josh.
Jamie Tylee aged 8 won a medal at a Go Karting party for coming 1st place, well done Jamie.
Ashlyn Dawes aged 7 has achieved a gold in Mathletics, well done Ashlyn.
Ben Cleverton aged 9 has achieved his 1000 meter swimming award, well done Ben.
Oliver Cleverton aged 7 has achieved his 400 meters swimming award, well done Oliver.
Elizabeth Jefferyes aged 6 has passed her level 4 on the bar in gymnastics and also her 15 meter front crawl swimming award, well done Elizabeth.
Joe Evans aged 5 has completed the discovery trail at Illuminasia and has also been recognised for his sporting achievements, well done Joe.
Harry Lambert aged 5 has achieved his level 6 in gymnastics, well done Harry.
Samuel Perryman aged 8 has participated in the mini orange tennis tournament at Writhlington Sports Centre, well done Samuel.
Cherry Evans aged 10 has completed the discovery trail at Illuminasia and has also been recognised for her sporting achievements, well done Cherry.
Alex Rowe aged 8 has achieved his grade 4 in water skills and also his stage 4 in swimming, well done Alex.
Jeanette Ford aged 6 has passed her swim academy award, well done.
Emily Crane aged 8 has achieved her stage 3 in swimming , good work Emily.
Amelia Meacham aged 6 has achieved her gold award in Mathletics, well done Ameila.
Rebekah Harris aged 6 has achieved her stage 4 in swimming, well done Rebekah.
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Samara Fisher aged 6 has achieved her stage 1 in swimming, well done Samara.
Eldho Biju aged 8 has achieved 2nd kyu in karate so he was awarded a trophy and medal, well done Eldho, keep up the good work.
Melissa Rogers aged 7 has passed her gold award in Mathletics, well done Melissa.
Hannah Smith aged 5 has achieved her 15 meter in swimming award, well done.
Olivia Crane aged 6 has achieved her level 5 on the bar at gymnastics at Writhlington Sports Centre, well done Olivia.
Sonny Daniels aged 6 has been awarded his yellow belt in Tae Kwon Do with Jamie Woodlands Black Belt Academy, well done Sonny.
Ellie Stanford aged 5 has passed her stage 2 in swimming, well done Ellie.
Harry James aged 7 has achieved his 15 meters front crawl swimming award, his stage 3 in swimming and silver and bronze in Mathletics, great work Harry.
Katie Hill aged 10 has achieved her mini orange 2 award in tennis at Writhlington Sports Centre, well done Katie.
Darcy Brooks aged 5 took part in the Susan Hill performance at the Forum, well done Darcy.
Naomi Perryman aged 5 has achieved her Stanley 3 award and also her 5 meter swimming award, well done Naomi.
Ella Hansford aged 4 has achieved her 5 meter swimming award, well done Ella.
Ewan Hipperson has passed his initial grade on piano with distinction, well done.
Lucie Harvey aged 6 has passed her preprimary dance exam, well done Lucie.
Ben Slade aged 10 has achieved his chief scout silver award at Cubs, a great achievement Ben, well done.
Kiera-Leigh Carver aged 6 has achieved her stage 2 in swimming, well done Kiera-Leigh.
Ruby Hill aged 7 attended Foxy Club in Ilfracombe, well done Ruby.
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WELCOME TO IBRITISH MUD WEEK JUNE 23RD TO 29TH 2014 British Mud Week is a celebration of all things muddy. Whether it’s work or play we love getting our hands dirty. From the 23rd to the 29th June we want you to get involved and make the most of the great British outdoors by grabbing a buddy and getting muddy. How you get involved is completely up to you, we just want you to spend a day in the dirt. Here are a few ideas to get you started: 1. MUD RUN If you’re a particularly tough mud enthusiast you could take part in a gruelling obstacle course that you can create in the fields near your home. 2. WELLIES TO SCHOOL Get your class involved with ‘Wellies to school’. Have everyone come into school wearing their Wellington boots and collect donations for a charity of your choice. 3. THE GREAT BRITISH MUD BAKE-OFF Spend a day baking Mississippi mud pie inspired treats and then host your own mud tuck shop. 4. CHARITY CAR WASH Everybody’s car gets muddy and not everyone has time to clean it.
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But a car wash can actually be a lot of fun, so get a group together and get scrubbing. 5. MUD MAKE-UP Treat yourself to a mud facial mask. Mud masks detox the skin, help clean out pours and make skin look healthier. 6. MUD WALK Go with a friend, with your family or with your pets and take a walk through your local park, woods or fields. 7. MUD TREASURE HUNT Take some treasure and bury it in the ground. Draw a treasure map, give it to your children or a friend and get them to dig in the dirt until they find it. 8. MUD SCULPTURES With the right amount of water mud can be moulded into shape and used to create mud sculptures. With a little imagination who knows what you could end up making. 9. MUD PAINTING Mud has many uses, but one thing you might not have known it be used for is painting. Make mud paintings at home. 10. DIG FOR WORMS Digging for worms might sound a little strange but you’ll be surprised at how fascinated children can be by the wriggly little creatures. Get digging and see who can collect the most. Schools can take part in a number of ways from baking mud pies to letting children come to school in their wellies for a day. The week coincides with Glastonbury Music Festival, notorious for being the muddiest festival in the world, and the Oblivion Mud Runner event in Herefordshire, a six mile long endurance mud race.
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5 REASONS WHY A BIRD MIGHT (OR MIGHT NOT) BE A GOOD CHOICE FOR A PET 1 Birds are easier to care for than other pets. Unlike the family dog or
cat that has the run of the house, a bird can be popped into its cage while you’re away during the day or busy around the house. Cleaning a cage each day is more appealing to many people than scooping litter. But keep in mind…Many birds are extremely vocal and noisy, so even if yours is hanging out in his cage on the other side of the house, chances are he’ll be hard to ignore. 2 Birds are easy to train. Birds love to learn and love attention from their humans, so training them is often a breeze and just plain fun. And let’s face it – a bird is a whole lot easier to manage for training purposes than a large dog. But keep in mind…Depending on the bird, she is apt to learn things you didn’t plan for her to. Certain types of birds, parrots for example, pick up words, phrases and sounds they hear around the house. 3 Birds are very social. Many birds have the capacity to bond just as closely with their humans as dogs and cats. And in fact, birds are much more socially inclined than kitties. But keep in mind…Again, this can be a double-edged sword if you’re not prepared to spend significant time interacting with, training and socializing your bird. Many exotics do best treated as members of the family in the fullest sense – allowed outside their cages for several hours each day, and included in most at-home family activities 4 Birds are inexpensive to feed. The smaller the pet, the less the pet eats. Certainly keeping your bird fed is less costly than feeding a dog or most cats. Generally speaking, it’s best to feed a high-quality diet of species-specific commercial pelleted food (not seed mix), fruits, veggies, and sprouted grains. But keep in mind…Overall, you shouldn’t think cheap-to-keep when it comes to a bird as a pet. Owners of large exotic birds spend around £50 a month for food, toys and other supplies.
5 Birds are attractive and interesting to have around. Many birds have feather coats that
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This is the last Will and Testament... of me AN Other of 24 Rock Avenue, Midsomer Norton and I HEREBY REVOKE all former wills and testamentary dispositions made by me AND DECLARE this to be my last will. • I want to leave everything to my partner – we are not married • I want to stop my wife getting anything – we never bothered with a divorce • I want to ensure my brother gets nothing • I want to leave something for my step-daughter – I never adopted her • I want to save my home from care fees • I want to save tax when I die • I want to provide for my son who is disabled • I want to leave my daughter something, but she is getting divorced • I want my pets to be looked after when I’m gone • I want to give something to charity
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