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Issue 1124
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30th July 2020
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Use your 50% eating out discount to support local business
SPORTS DAY AT ROYD THE partial closure of schools may have prevented Royd Nursery Infant School from delivering their traditional sports day, but it didn’t prevent them from providing an alternative version, taking part in the National Sports Week at Home 2020.
tion skills, confidence, wellbeing to name a few. For the children that were in school it was brilliant seeing them take part in the eight challenges. The younger children really enjoyed watching the videos and then carrying out the challenges.”
Miss Jones, Headteacher of Royd and Deepcar, added: “It was great seeing the children in school carrying out the challenges and having a huge smile on their face. Unfortunately, there are obviously still pupils that aren’t in school at the moment due to the circumstances and the criteria that we have to adhere to The school’s success doesn’t stop there with as a school. Royd receiving the highly commended Upskilling Staff Award 2018 and then winning “Due to this we sent a letter out to these parthe Upskilling Staff Award 2020 in conjunc- ents and carers asking them to send in photos or videos of their children completing the tion with Deepcar St John’s Junior School. challenges. Mr Sly, Deputy Headteacher of Royd, commented: “As soon as the Youth Sports Trust “It was brilliant seeing them. All of the staff announced ‘National Sports Week at Home have really missed them. Whilst this was a su2020,’ Royd jumped at the chance of taking perb alternative we look forward to welcoming all of our pupils back and continuing with part. our traditional sports day in the future.” “Physical Education and school sport provides so many benefits such as communicaRoyd boasts a plethora of sporting awards. It has the Sheffield Key Stage 1 Gold Sports Mark that recognises the school’s commitment to and development of competition, school sport, physical education and physical activity.
Local News
IN an attempt to support businesses affected by the coronavirus pandemic, the Government is running the ‘Eat out to help out’ discount scheme throughout August.
Local are as ever encouraging you to shop local and support local businesses. You can get the discount at a wide range of local restaurants, cafés and pubs.
This gives people across the UK a 50% discount, capped at £10 per person, on meals out from Monday to Wednesday.
The 50% discount applies to sit-down meals and nonalcoholic drinks across the entire menu but it doesn’t apply to takeaways, alcohol and service charges.
Although the scheme has been taken up by various establishments, we at Look
There’s no minimum spend and you can get the discount as many times as you like –
there’s no limit to the number of times you can claim. The discount is applied automatically when you pay so you don’t need to do anything to get it. So, as lockdown is lifted and the country begins to return to something resembling normality, please support your local businesses. Let’s see the area thrive.
