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If you thought that learning Latin was a thing of the past then think again! Pupils at Chew Stoke C of E Primary School have been learning Latin at one of their after school clubs and having lots of fun doing so. The children of the “Minimus After School Club” recently showed off all they had been learning in an assembly for their fellow students, where they spoke in Latin and read out poems which they had written. The children have been following the Minimus Latin Course, which features stories in Latin about “Minimus Mouse” and the Roman Family that he lived with in Vindolanda. The Latin course is run for the children voluntarily, by local retired teachers Cynthia Troup and Diana Abrahams. Pictured: Pupils from Chew Stoke Minimus Club practising for their assembly.
Easter Fun Day On Friday 30th March 2012 Cameley Primary School’s Fundraising and Fairtrade team organised an Easter Fun Day for the whole school! KS1 had a Easter Bunny Colouring Competition and we all got to come to school in non – uniform! After the school day the team organised a cake sale! To wear whatever we liked we were asked to donate £1 to the school. We all had loads of fun!
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A variety of colourful uniforms were on show as Chew Stoke C of E School remembered St George’s day on Monday 23rd April. Pupils at the School were allowed to wear their Rainbow, Brownie, Guide, Cub or Scout uniform to school for the day. The School celebrated St George’s Day by having a service in the local village church led by Reverend Victor Barley. Pictured: Pupils form Chew Stoke C of E School on St George’s Day
The children at Clutton Primary School took part in their very own Talent Show, where a host of mixed talents were on display. The children were separated into key stage 1 and 2 groups and also into categories. These included Spoken word, dance, singing and instrumental. The auditions took up most of the afternoon and after much deliberation the chosen finalists were informed that they had been successful in securing a place in the final. These children were : Spoken word: lewis, Fraser, Abigail, tom, Tristan, Tyler, Tom and Harriet. Dance : Daisy, Dewi, Harry, Sam, Louis, Sidney, Sophie, Destiny, Kaci, Rosie, Courtney, Cameron, Tyler, Lola, Mia, Isabelle, Safiya, Tabitha, Harriet and Katherine. Singing : Amy, Molly, Niamh, Mia, Ellie, Emily, Maisie, Katherine and Tabitha. Instrumental : Martha, Blythe, Daisy, Yasmin, Maisie, Alfie and Dan. The finals took place in the school hall and the overall winners were chosen, these were: Key Stage 1 Spoken word : Tristan and Tom Singing : Amy, Swan class Dance : Rosie and Courtney, Nile class Instrumental : Martha with her violin playing Key Stage 2 Spoken word : Harriet Singing : Maisie Dance : Harriet, Safiya, Tabitha and Katharine Instrumental : Alfie and Dan shared the winning spot for their drum and flute paying. Each of the winners were presented with rosettes and cups and the whole school enjoyed the fabulous event.
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Gardening club The children at Castle Primary School in Keynsham are changing their entire school grounds with the help of their dedicated caretaker and the gardening club. Not only are the club planting beautiful flowers around the school grounds to bring a smile to everyone’s face but they have also worked very hard to create fantastic allotments and potting shed so that they can grow their very own vegetables. The gardening club are growing potatoes, carrots, cabbage, lettuce, parsnips, strawberries and many, many more delicious vegetables and fruit. All of these are picked and used in the school kitchen. The gardening club are planting trees around the school as well as creating a very interesting conservation area around the school pond which enjoys frogs and also a family of ducks which visit regularly. Well done to every member of the gardening club, the school grounds look fantastic.
Kicking success! On Wednesday 29th February 2012 the Year 6 pupils from Cameley Primary School went to a football tournament at Chew Valley School on the Astroturf. The girls came fourth and the boys came first for the third year running! The team played against Clutton, Ubley, Chew Magna, Chew Stoke, Bishop Sutton, East Harptree and Pensford Primary Schools.
Success for school’s lunchtime team
Staff at St Keyna Primary School in Keynsham have been awarded their first official play certificate with support from Bath & North East Somerset Council and the charity Children’s Scrapstore. Following 15 hours of training from the Children’s Scrapstore, the school’s 10-strong team of lunchtime staff have successfully completed a playwork course endorsed at level 2 by the national organisation SkillsActive. Bath & North East Somerset Council has loaned the school a Scrapstore PlayPod – a converted shipping container in the playground which is filled with fun, colourful materials designed to encourage children to play outside. All contents are supplied by the Children’s Scrapstore which collects and reuses clean waste materials from local businesses, such as foam shapes, cardboard and plastic tubes and drums, netting and packaging. Councillor Nathan Hartley, (Lib-Dem, Peasedown), Deputy Leader of Council and Cabinet Member for Early Years, Children and Youth, said: “This project is a huge asset to St Keyna School and the staff have embraced this opportunity to deliver a fantastic experience for the children. Bath & North East Somerset Council’s Play Policy supports children’s right to play both at school and in their communities. Research shows that children’s enjoyment of schools increases when they have a good experience of play; they get lots of physical outdoor activity, come back into class ready to learn and have time to build important friendships.” Rob Sandel, Deputy Headteacher of St Keyna Primary School said that; “The introduction of the PlayPod has been a tremendously positive development for our school. Our children have really enjoyed the opportunities it has given them to get involved in a very wide variety of imaginative and creative play activities. Watching our oldest children working alongside some of our youngest to build shelters and dens has been great fun for everyone! As a school, we are very proud of our lunchtime staff for the commitment they have shown toward gaining this qualification, and look forward to continuing to build on the success our PlayPod has been thus far. We would also like to thank Councillor Brian Simmons for the assistance he has given to our school through the provision of his Ward Councillor Initiative grant.
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Garden Games F Simple Treasure Hunt This is perfect for very young children and, although it can be played indoors, is best in the garden. It is an excellent game to play when the children are beginning to get restless towards the end of the party, and will mean that the children find their own presents for a party bag. Age: 3+ Preparation: Collect a large number of little treasures suitable for hiding around the house or garden. You could use toy soldiers or animals. Cellophane wrapped sweets or lollipops are excellent. Toys from fast-food stores can be saved and recycled. Pieces of Lego or other small toy characters may be appropriate. You can also buy bulk packs of party gifts such as bracelets, tooters etc. Use your imagination and start collecting early! Hide the treasure carefully. Some should be very easy to see; some can be hidden more seriously and don’t forget to put some little things at eye level too. Any edible treasure should be easy to find so that it doesn’t linger in the garden. Older children love to help you hide the treasure. Gather the children together, give each child a loot bag and an indication of what sort of treasure they may find, and tell them where to start hunting!
Spider and Flies This is a game of tag with a difference! Choose one child to be the spider; the rest are flies. Tell the children that they are going to play tag, and that the spider is going to try to catch the fly. Every fly that the spider catches becomes part of its web, holding hands with the spider and trying to catch the remaining flies (which can take some co-ordination and concentration!) Each fly that is caught holds on to the chain and helps catch more flies. The last player to be caught becomes the new spider.
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The Splash Game Not for the faint-hearted, this game is best played out of doors when clothes don’t really matter! It works with mixed family age-groups. Age: 6+ You will need: Small cards with numbers written on them, from 1 to x, x being the total number of players. For 10 players, you need the numbers 1-10; for 14 players, the numbers 1 to 14, and so on. Put the cards in a hat or bag. A small container for water. Choose an appropriate size for the age of your players, the location, the weather etc. A small plastic tumbler usually works well. A large container of warm water, such as a bucket or baby bath. How to play: Choose one player to start. He picks a number out of the bag without letting anyone else (but you) see it, and remembers that number. He then fills up the small container with warm water and stands in the centre of the other players, who form a circle around him, but not too close. You will have to establish the correct distance! The player in the centre faces each player in turn. Each player chooses - and says loudly - a number between 1 and x. Each player must choose a different number. As soon as somebody chooses x, the child in the centre throws the container of water at them! No matter how often this is done, it still comes as a bit of a shock and children love it. If you get all around the circle and all the players have chosen a number but NOT the correct one, the child in the centre has to throw the water over himself!
FATHER’S DAY Sunday 17th June
Father’s Day is always held on the third Sunday of June. It is a day to honor fathers and father figures, 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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Keynsham and Chew Valley We are for you
Children’s Centre Services are for the whole family and based in local communities. All of the teams that work together to create this fantastic service are following the objective of providing early education, childcare, health and support for children and their families.
Research shows that children do best when parents and professionals work together and we recognise, respect and support parents as the key people in children’s lives. Children’s Centre Services work with families to find solutions and meet individual needs by offering: • Health services • Childcare • Childminding/Creche facility • Early education • Family support • Information & advice
In the Keynsham and Chew Valley area our family support services assist families through groups and one to one sessions. In addition to these services other help and advice is available through our health services including Breastfeeding, Peer Support, speech and language therapy, information and advice about child development, parenting and relationships and support to stop smoking are also available.
Contact: Keynsham Children’s Centre at 65 West View Road, Keynsham, Bristol BS31 2UE Email keynsham_childrenscentre@bathnes.gov.uk Chew Valley Children’s Centre, Chew Lane, Chew Magna, Bristol BS40 8QA Email chewvalley_childrenscentre@bathnes.gov.uk or visit the website: http://www.bathnes.gov.uk/educationandlearning/ parentalSupport/Childrenscentres/Pages/Keynshamandchewvalley.aspx
Keynsham Children’s Centre Services 01225 395400 Chew Valley Children’s Centre services 01225 395455
Children’s Centre Services What do we do? • Child development information and advice • Speech and language therapy advice • Advice and support for families in their homes • Help with your child’s sleeping and behaviour • Support for children with additional needs • Citizens Advice Bureau outreach • Healthy lifestyle advice and support • Counselling services • Budgeting and benefits advice • Childminding Group
• Job Centre Plus • Stay and Play • Antenatal support • Advice and support for families in their homes • Breastfeeding support • Nutrition and weaning support • Emotional support for carers • Opportunities for volunteers • Parenting support • Work in partnership with Health Visiting teams
Stay and Play / Messy Play Children’s Stay and Play is a fantastic environment where children can play and interact with each other and with their parents. Keynsham Children’s Centre run Stay and Play sessions every Thursday and also on the 2nd Saturday of every month. Messy Play is run at Chew Valley Children’s Centre on the 2nd and 4th Tuesday of each month and through community outreach.
Calling all Dads and male carers Many Dads and male carers are working full time and find it difficult to spend quality time with their young children and other dads too. There is a group for dads on the 2nd Saturday of each month at Keynsham Children’s Centre and on the 3rd Saturday of each month at Chew Valley Children’s Centre between 10am -12 noon. This is a chance to enjoy some quality fun time with your child.
Childminding Group The childminding group meets twice a month at each centre to provide all childminder’s and their children the opportunity to meet, play together and share practice.
Early Support for Children Support for families with a child with additional need or where parents have a concern about their child’s development can be accessed through the Children’s Centre. We have a small and friendly Early Support Group fortnightly at each Children’s centre. We can also support families on an individual basis in their homes through our Outreach Team.
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Older Children’s Services Services all work together to support families with children aged 5-11 years. This may include offering support surrounding behaviour management issues or supporting the parents of children in this age group (for example in their own relationship, surrounding domestic violence, becoming a confident parent, accessing training for themselves or returning to work). A number of programmes are run including Incredible Years programme, Strengthening Families, Strengthening Communities as well as returning to work courses.
Support for babies and new parents We provide opportunities for parents to attend Parentcraft sessions, meet together with other parents and their babies with support through Post natal groups, Breast feeding support, baby massage and groups for babies and very young children to enjoy time playing with their parents/ carers.
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Car Journeys Fingers Out This is a simple guessing game for which you just need two kids! Great for passing the odd waiting moment or car journey.
Age: Any
The 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.
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I Packed My Suitcase 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. 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!
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Hold a Boat Race Large paper flag for each boat (design your own) Lollipop stick Sticky tape Plastic tray (the sort pre-packed vegetables come it) Stick your flag 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!
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A nylon sock or a foot from tights or a stocking. Grass seed Sawdust Elastic band Old yogurt pot Googly eyes Paper, 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 find 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!
A soft toy Ribbon in your team’s or country’s colours Paper in your team’s or country’s (or design your own flag) Lolly sticks Safety pins (or fabric glue, or needle and thread) Sticky tape Print-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 flag, cut out a rectangle of coloured paper (or draw you own flag) and tape it to the lolly stick. Tape the flag to the toy’s hand.
Strawberry Necklace A peach or nectarine stone, washed and with any bits of fruit removed Red acrylic paint Green craft foam Cord Strong 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!
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 flags.
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Where to go & what to do!
26th May
Meet 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, Whitchurch A 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 May
The Royal Bath and West Show, Shepton Mallet Wednesday 30th May – Saturday 2nd June, 9:00am – 6:00pm With 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) £7 Children under 5 years FREE -----------------------------------
1st June
Party in the City, Bath. 5:00pm – 11:55pm FREE Party 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 Weekend
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Special Events and Birthday Parties School Fetes and Village Fayres Educational Visits Flying Demonstrations Please contact Darren on 07909 160 554 email us at info@avonowls.co.uk www.avonowls.co.uk
4th June
Open Day at the Abbey, Glastonbury, 12:00pm With 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 June
Wild Wednesday at Fyne Court, Bridgwater Can you build the best den or find mini beasts in the pond, and just how fast does a snail race? An exciting family event with children added 1 to 12 years 10:00am – 2:00pm. £2.00 per person. Tel: 01823 45158 -----------------------------------
7th June
Kids Stuff - Craft Activities, The American Museum, Bath Drop-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 admission Tel: 01225 460503 The American Museum in Britain, Claverton Manor, Bath ----------------------------------‘Buzzing Bees and Fabulous Flowers’ Free Family drop-in activities, crafts celebrating the wonderful world of bees. Age 3 to 12. Somerset Rural Life Museum, Glastonbury 10.30am-2.00pm -----------------------------------
8th June
Sensational Snakes! Free A selection of snakes to see and touch Somerset Rural Museum, Glastonbury 11am-1pm and 2pm-4pm -----------------------------------
9th June
9th June and 14th July. Frome Farmers Market A huge range of produce with up to 38 stalls in the historic Cheese & Grain Market Hall venue which boasts an excellent onsite cafe -----------------------------------
16th June
Peasedown St John Primary School Summer Fayre, Peasedown St John, Bath 11:00am – 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 shoe Tickets: Adults £9.50, Concessions £8.50 (stalls only), Family £32 (2 adults and 2 children) Tel: 01373 462795 -----------------------------------
19th June
19th – 24th June Circus at the Bath & West Showground, Shepton Mallet Gerry 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 £10.00 www.gerrycottlescircus.co.uk ----------------------------------Discovery Sport in 2012, Radstock Museum, Radstock To 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 June
21st June – 1st July Glastonbury Fringe Festival This 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, Somerset Bring 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 -----------------------------------
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St Mary’s Primary School Summer Fayre, Writhlington, Radstock, Bath. 3:30pm – 6:30pm Bouncy castle, archery, climbing wall, stalls, games, BBQ, cream teas, musical performance and a Grand Raffle Draw -----------------------------------
23rd June
Midsomer Norton Fayre Day Activities throughout the High Street and also in the skate park. ----------------------------------Children’s Outdoor Theatre, Prior Park Gardens, Bath If you go into the woods today… The Brothers Grimm spin tales of wicked witches, talking animals and dashing adventures Tickets: Adults £12.50, Children £7.50, Family £35 Booking Essential Tel: 0844 2491895 -----------------------------------
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Keynsham Music Festival This festival hosts an outstanding variety of music and performance on four stages as well as a creative arena, interesting stalls and locally sourced food www.keynshammusicfestival.co.uk ----------------------------------T4 on the Beach. Sunday 1st July 11am - 6pm The Beach, Weston-super-Mare For more details and tickets: visit Channel 4’s website www.channel4.com/entertainment/t4/ -----------------------------------
6th July
6th – 15th July. Frome Festival At 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 Festival Our 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 Sunday Priddy Village near Wells Somerset BA5 3BB
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Top Cat: The Movie Based on the much loved cartoon that captured the imagination of both children and adults more than fifty 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 Officer 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 Officer Strickland and claw their way back to the top. This ‘tiptop’ adventure is purrfect for all the family!
Beauty And The Beast 3D The magical Disney classic, Beauty and the Beast, returns to the screens in Disney Digital 3D. The amazing journey of Belle, a clever and beautiful young woman who is taken by a hideous beast to his castle, is brought back to life with stunning new 3D imagery. Regardless of her precarious situation, Belle becomes friends with the castle’s enchanted staff including; a candelabra, a mantel clock, a teapot and many more. In this charming tale, Belle ultimately learns to see beneath the Beast’s exterior to discover that he has the heart and soul of a Prince.
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By 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 wetthrough. 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 terrified 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 first thrilling book in the most exciting children’s fantasy series since Harry Potter!
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Homemade Chicken nuggets Chicken breasts (or fish fillets for fish fingers) Plain flour Egg (beaten) Fresh breadcrumbs Black pepper and dried herbs (optional) Cut uncooked chicken breasts into pieces (either strips for chicken fingers or chunks for chicken nuggets). First dip them into flour (seasoned with pepper and herbs if you like), then into beaten egg and finally 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 fine 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 & cauliflower cakes and vegetables.
Strawberry Muffins 6 tablespoons butter 3/4 cup sugar (granulated or caster) 2 eggs 1/2 cup milk 14 strawberries, preferably fresh 2 cups all-purpose (plain) flour Pinch salt 1 tablespoon baking powder Strawberry jam Heat oven to 350F, 180C, Gas Mark 4 Grease a muffin tin or fill 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 flour, salt and baking powder into the bowl, then fold in. Do not over mix. Fill muffin cups halfway. Add a scant teaspoon of jam, then add more batter to fill two thirds of the cup. Bake until the muffins begin to brown and a toothpick comes out clean (about 20 to 25 minutes). Remove the muffins from the tin and cool.
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Beach Beautiful 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, firm up your wobbly bits then get silky skin, glossy locks and gorgeous feet & hands...and you’ll be ready to dazzle. • Tanned skin always looks slimmer and sexier. Before you go on holiday, apply a fake tan either at home or professionally by a salon • Try a few sessions at the gym or with a personal trainer before you go away, exercise will help the wobbly bits firm up, lose weight and the boost of circulation is also great for the skin.
• We would never recommend crash diets but you if 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 flip flops by having a pedicure. The same with your hands, try a manicure so your fingers 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 confidence 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 that and then get on with enjoying yourself, it’s YOUR holiday!
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Jubilee Events in your town Br ist o l Jubilee Concert Saturday 2nd June The Mall at Cribbs Causeway Starring Pixie Lott, Misha B, Young Kato and presented by Comedian Joel Dommett. Tickets only www.mallcribbs.com/jubilee.php Diamond Jubilee Big Lunch Sunday 3rd June
Millennium Square, Bristol City Centre hosted by Bristol City Council. Bring a picnic and watch live from around the country, all the celebrations for the Diamond Jubilee on the Big Screen. 11am till 2pm.
Keynsham Jubilee Service Sunday 3rd June, 11am St Johns Church High Street. Followed by a Street Party in the High St at 12.30pm Tables and chairs to seat 400 people with music, entertainment and competitions for all ages. Access to seating will be available from 12.30pm on a first come, first serve basis with stewards on hand to assist people, who can bring their own picnic or buy food locally. Family Fun Day Monday 4th and Tuesday 5th June Avon Valley Country Park. Fancy Dress competition, big screen TV street party for the children. Booking necessary.
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Saltford Drama Club 15th - 16th June An evening of light entertainment at Saltford Hall. The programme will include a nostalgic look back to the entertainment of 1952, as well as a glimpse at what keeps us entertained in 2012. Music, songs, quizzes and sketches from popular radio, TV and West End shows. The ticket price includes light refreshments served in a street party setting. www.saltfordrama.org.uk
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GAMING ZONE Welcome to our Gaming Zone, here we will give you some reviews of the top selling games.
Nintendo Wii: New Games
Xbox 360: New Games
Cars 2: The Videogame
Disneyland Adventures
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.
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-five Mickey Mouse.
Nintendo 3DS: New Games Mario & Sonic At The London 2012 Olympic Games With over fifty 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!
PS3: New Games 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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Nose Manual
Start at a moderate speed with your fee6t near the front and push the handle bars forward a bit and then lean forward. Try to balance like this as long as possible.
Bar Grab
Bunny hop off a ramp and while you are in the air, let go with one hand and grab the bar that connects the handle bars to the base, when you are done grab the handle bars again and land.
No Comply
Start at a moderate speed and bend your knees, then take your back foot off the scooter and plant it on the ground. With your knees still bent, use the planted foot to boost yourself into the air. While in the air, bend your knees and put your foot back on the scooter, land and ride away. This trick is used for jumping higher and longer.
Rock to Fakie
Ride up to a curb, rail, coping etc. and jay hop, try to land with the middle of the scooter on the curb and balance. When you are ready, lean back and bunny hop, if done correctly you should land safely riding backwards.
Wheelie (or manual)
Ride at a moderate pace, move your feet to the back of the board. Keep your back foot on the board, lift pressure of your front foot and pull up on your handle bars. Lift the front wheel but keep the back on the ground.
Indian Air
Bunny hop or no comply off a ramp and cross your legs like an x and bring them up a bit, then put your feet back on and land.
Tail Tap
Ride up to a ledge or curb, going straight at it. Bunny hop and turn 90 degrees. While you are in the air, put your back foot on the brake then land on the curb with only your back wheel on it and your front wheel in the air. Balance as long as you can and then, when you are ready, bunny hop off of the ledge/curb and turn 90 degrees in the air, land and ride away.
Bunny Hop
Ride at a moderate pace, bend your knees, jump up and pull the board firmly against feet by pulling up on the handle bars. Land with your board straight or you’ll stack.
Jayhop Stall
Jayhop onto any edge such as a curb, park bench, rail or whatever. Balance as long as you can. Jahop back onto the ground.
Do a wheelie then attempt a bunny hop. What you want to do is kinda like a wheelie but both wheels leave the ground. The front wheel should be higher than the back wheel.
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Skye has been presented with a certificate from Gardening Club for working hard and being a reliable part of the team. Well done Skye, keep up the hard work.
Harry Londricombe has passed his black belt in Tae Kwon Do, fantastic news Harry, very well done.
Yasmin Russell has passed her stage 2 in swimming, fantastic achievement Yasmin, well done. 26
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Anya Pike was awarded with a trophy for taking part in a Tug of War competition, well done Anya, keep pulling!
Iris Gurner has passed her grade 1 in clarinet, fantastic achievement Iris, well done.
Tommy Parry has passed his green belt in Tae Kwon Do, well done Tommy, keep up the hard work.
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Eloise Bryant has passed her stage 2 in swimming, great work Eloise, well done.
Jasmine Billit aged 5 has achieved her stage 1 in swimming, great work jasmine, keep it up.
Spencer Greenhalgh was presented with his trophy after taking part in the Shoot South West Academy for football, well done Spencer, keep up the training.
Emily Beacham took part in a athletics competition, well done Emily, keep up the hard work.
Lucy Jackson aged 7 has passed her stage 4 in swimming, well done Lucy, great work.
Tia Russell has passed her level 4 in swimming, well done Tia, great work.
Evie Randall has been awarded her stage 3 in swimming, fantastic Evie, well done.
Phoebe Sheldon aged 7 has passed her stage 6 in swimming. Well done Phoebe, keep up the hard work.
Stacey Curtis came 2nd in juvenile accessories solo in majorettes, well done Stacey, great work.
Savannah Young was awarded 1st place at a recent trampolining competition, well done Savannah, great work.
Ethan Moffat has been awarded Jumblies champion, great work Ethan, well done.
Kane Hinge has achieved an award for gymnastics, well done Kane, a great achievement.
Lewis Taylor has been awarded with his Maths magician award, well done Lewis, keep up the good work.
Pippa Llewellyn has achieved her stage 6 in swimming, well done Pippa, great work.
Niamh Curtain aged 9 has passed her exams in dance, in both tap and modern theatre, great work Niamh, well done.
Holly Corrigan aged 5 has been awarded his Goldfish 2 badge for swimming, well done Holly.
Jack Brown aged 6 has joined the Beavers, well done Jack.
George Cowan has been awarded hi stage 4 in swimming, great work George, well done.
Harriet Marsh aged 8 has been awarded the most improved student award for Tae Kwon Do, wow Harriet, well done.
Holly Williams took part in the Sport Relief Mile to raise money for charity, well done Holly, great work.
Jack Street was awarded 2nd place with distinction on the floor and vault at the recent gymnastics competition. Well done Jack, keep up the great work.
Georgia Lane aged 8 has achieved her level 3 and level 4 in swimming, well done Georgia, keep up the good work.
Harry Harmer aged 7 took part and completed the Sport relief mile, well done Harry, great work.
Iris Gurner has passed her grade 1 in clarinet, fantastic achievement Iris, well done.
James Tottman has been awarded his grade 2 in clarinet, great work James, well done.
Hannah Elliot has been awarded grade 1 with merit for her clarinet playing, fantastic work Hannah, well done.
Harry Lane age 5 has achieved his 4th belt (green belt) in martial arts, well done Harry, a fantastic achievement.
Isabelle Filer aged 6 has achieved her level 7 in gymnastics and also her level 1 in swimming, keep up the great work Isabelle.
Izabella Harris aged 9 has gained her Blue Belt /Red Stripe in her recent grading. A superb achievement Izabella, well done. 27
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