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OF ROCK

Aspiring music stars take to stage

Liquid GOLD A dram of whisky

Rediscovering one of Britain’s lost gardens � Deck the halls � No12 restaurant � New kids on the block � Yuletide festivities � Sporting endeavours rewarded Down in the woods with forest school

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Regulars 16 Guest writer Writer’s debut novel, Terrible Lie 23 Coffee Page 24 Schools Down in the woods with forest school

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London to Paris Charity cyclists conquer miles for Macmillan Cooking up a storm Seasonal dishes on menu at No12 restaurant

12 Yuletide festivities Bag a few Christmas gifts and goodies 13 Liquid Gold Try a dram at Ashtead’s newest shop 14 Sporting endeavour Epsom and Ewell sports awards 17 Deck the halls Get crafty with handmade Christmas decorations 18 School of rock Music academy showcase 19 Vintage travel Painting Britain’s towns, villages and cities one stop at a time

20 Deepdene’s treasures Rediscovering one of Britain’s lost gardens 26 Hollistic approach Millie Whizz tutoring 30 Achievement for all Greenacre School 33 Currying favour Customers like family at Haweli of Belmont 34 Personal touch Estate agent takes top gong in Epsom Business Excellence Awards

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WELCOME

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It’s just three weeks until Christmas. There, I’ve said it. And I for one am unashamedly excited.

I’ve always loved this time of year, but the magic and sparkle of Yuletide is reignited when you have children.

Seen through their eyes, Christmas is full of wonder and joy and sometimes we could all do with a little bit of that magic.

EDITOR’S TIPS Gintastic No longer regarded as ‘Mother’s ruin’, gin is enjoying something of a resurgence. New botanical flavours and recipes are adding a touch of sophistication to the spirit.

Start a journey of discovery at Ginsanity’s pop-up where you can sample four or eight gin tasting menus served with a generous helping of expert knowledge and fun facts.

Ginsanity pop-up, The Olive Tree, Ashtead Garden Centre, Pleasure Pit Road, Ashtead, December 30, 7pm and 9pm, 01372 371188

As we countdown to the festivities we have a jam-packed edition sprinkled with places to go, things to do, and if you’re feeling crafty, things to make.

We head to Kingswood’s new No12 restaurant where seasonal dishes using locally-sourced produce is top of the menu, find out about Epsom’s very own ‘School of Rock’ and uncover some of the treasures of one of Britain’s longlost gardens.

We are also celebrating the achievements of the winners of the 2016 Epsom Business Excellence Awards.

Running a business of any size takes passion and commitment – and those who succeed deserve our recognition and acknowledgement. Out&about was delighted to support the awards this year and recognise the contribution of our diverse business community.

Congratulations to all the shortlisted finalists and winners for their drive, initiative and success.

Finally, may we wish all our readers and advertisers a joyful Christmas and new year.

Here’s to 2017.

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Comedy king Don’t miss a unique exhibition celebrating the life and work of comedian Norman Wisdom.

Curated by his son Nick Wisdom, the exhibition features memorabilia, props and costumes from a golden age of comedy as well as remembering the comedian’s links to Epsom.

Norman Wisdom, Bourne Hall Museum, Spring Street, Ewell, until March 12, 2017, 020 8394 1734

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COMMUNITY NEWS

LONDON TO PARIS Charity cyclists conquer miles for Macmillan A team of cyclists clocked up the miles – and thousands of pounds in donations – by completing a charity bike ride to Paris.

The eight-strong team, made up of staff from Ewell’s T Brown Group and Nuco Solutions, successfully completed the 240-mile route in October.

Each of the team had their own reason for signing up for the epic challenge in aid of Macmillan Cancer Support.

After months of training, the team set off from Ewell, cycling 80 miles a day, until they crossed the finish line at the Eiffel Tower, Paris, three days later.

So far their efforts have raised more than £2,700.

You can donate to the cause via the team’s justgiving page at:

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LOCAL BUSINESS - No.12

Cooking UP A STORM

Seasonal dishes dominate menu at No12

Gone are the days when you had to travel into London to experience fine dining.

three courses to a la carte dining featuring crisp confit pork belly and ribeye steak cooked on the grill.

A new crop of restaurants are opening across Surrey and those in the know are heading to No12 in Kingswood.

Restaurant manager Chris Lambert, who handpicked Marchant for the head chef role, said: “I had an idea of the sort of food I thought we should be serving here. I knew what I liked and I came up with a menu that I and the partners liked.

With head chef Jason Marchant at the helm in the kitchen, the emphasis is on seasonal dishes cooked with the highest quality ingredients.

Marchant, who trained at Claridge’s, came to No12 after a stint at Northbank Restaurant near St Paul’s, London, where he spent six years, working his way up from sous chef to head chef.

He is keen to promote small, independent British suppliers in his menus, sourcing produce from farms in Surrey and Sussex, and he continues to work with farmers in the Lake District, ensuring the provenance and quality of meat.

Those dishes range from an express lunch menu of two to

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“When I met Jason we hit it off immediately, we have the same way of thinking.”

Looking ahead to its first Christmas, No12 will be catering for a sell-out Christmas Day lunch and will be welcoming in the new year with a special seven-course tasting menu, as well as entertainment and fireworks.

No12 Bar & Restaurant, 12 Waterhouse Lane, Kingswood, KT20 6EB, 01737 351157. www.no12restaurant.co.uk

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RECIPE COLLE

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Walnut & Raisi

Ingredients 500g strong white bread flour, plus a little extra flour for finishing 12g sachets fast-action dried yeast 2 tsp salt about 300ml tepid water (warm not cold – about body temperature) a little olive or sunflower oil Walnuts Raisins

Serves 10 | Takes 1 hour 30 Minutes | Easy

Method Put the flour into a large mixing bowl. Add the yeast at one side of the bowl and add the salt at the other, otherwise the salt will kill the yeast. Stir all the ingredients with a spoon to combine.

Add the water and turn the mixture round with your fingers. Continue to add water a little at a time, combining well. Keep going until the mixture forms a rough dough.

Now use your hands to knead the dough: push the dough out in one direction with the heel of your hand, then fold it back on itself. Turn the dough by 90 degrees and repeat. Kneading in this way stretches the gluten and makes the dough elastic. Allow the dough to prove in its bowl until it doubles in size.

Line a baking tray with baking or silicone paper (not grease proof).

Add the walnuts and the raisins and mould into to the desired shape, place on the baking sheet.

Preheat the oven to 220C (200C fan assisted)/425F/Gas 7. Cook until it has a crispy base.

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YULETIDE FESTIVITIES

This year will also see the return of Ewell’s living advent calendar. Each day in December a different display will be revealed in shop windows across the village along with a clue for a treasure hunt.

Treasure hunts, carols and shopping, it can only mean one thing – the festive season is upon us

The 24 posters have been designed by brownies from the 1st Ewell Village (St Mary’s) pack. The final clue will be revealed at St Mary’s Church.

Epsom and Ewell Council is supporting traders by making parking free at Dorset House and High Street car parks from 4pm on the day.

Ewell Yule, December 2, 5pm-8pm Christmas in Ashtead Ashtead will be pulling our all the stops to ensure its traditional Christmas celebration starts in style.

The High Street will be buzzing with activities including carol singing, morris dancing, funfair rides and street performers for the annual late-night shopping event.

Pay a visit to Santa’s grotto at Milners, enjoy performances by a local school choir and music from the Radio Jackie roadshow as well as browsing gift stalls and shops, which will be open until 8pm.

Loose Women presenter and Ashtead resident Andrea McLean will officially switch on the Christmas lights heralding the start of the festive season in the village.

Ashtead Village Christmas, December 6, 4pm-8pm

It’s beginning to feel a lot like Christmas and the countdown to the big day officially starts in Ewell with its annual shopping night.

Ewell Yule will take over the village high street on December 2. Shops will be opening late into the evening and offering mulled wine, mince pies and other Christmas goodies.

Look out for special offers in stores and family entertainment on the night, as well as a flying visit by the man in red, Father Christmas.

And expect to see some fantastic displays as traders compete for the best dressed shop window prize.

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LOCAL BUSINESS - LIQUID GOLD

LIQUID

Gold

Enjoy a wee dram? With whisky sales on the up, out&about chats to Garry Milner about his new business venture

There is something of an art to finding the perfect whisky.

No two malt whiskies are alike; different blends, distilling methods and flavours make each unique.

Finding the one for you can take time, patience and a fair amount of tasting. And now there is a shop dedicated to just that in Ashtead.

Stocking more than 65 different whiskies, Liquid Gold is something of a haven for those whose favourite tipple is a wee dram.

Owner Garry Milner, who also runs Milners Carpets, is a keen collector and whisky connoisseur and saw an opportunity to combine his interest with a business.

He said: “In Liquid Gold we are all collectors and whisky drinkers with more than 20 years between us. Although relatively new to collecting – I’ve only been collecting for three years – it is one of the best investments I have made.

“We feel whisky makes a great alternative investment for those looking for something different, new and exciting.”

Indeed the exclusivity of rare whiskies is attracting the attention of investors. Unlike more traditional forms of investment, like stocks and shares, which have experienced

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fluctuating returns, whisky is on the up.

In October, a 50-year-old bottle of whisky from the second release in the Glenlivet Winchester collection went on sale for £20,000. There are only 100 bottles of the whisky in the world, making it a prized investment for collectors.

For those with an interest in collecting, the team at Liquid Gold can offer advice and help find rare or limited edition malts, as well as those from silent distilleries.

The shop, which includes a licensed members’ bar, also stocks specialist gins, some lesser known liqueurs and cocktails, as well as glassware and gifts.

Membership options are available carrying opportunities to invest in whisky and to learn more through tastings and events.

Whisky tasting is one of the best parts of the job. For Garry, his favourite malt to date is the Glenrothes 1988, but that leaves plenty of time for exploring.

Liquid Gold, 88 The Street, Ashstead, 01372 277713, www.liquidgold.com

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COMMUNITY NEWS

SPORTING ENDEAVOUR Ebbisham Sports Club going for gold in county awards A sports club with a history stretching back eight decades is in the running for a county-wide award.

The winners will be announced at a ceremony at Woking’s HG Wells Centre, on December 6.

Ebbisham Sports Club, which has been on its present site in Eastway, Epsom, since 1937, is hoping it can strike lucky and reclaim the Sports Club of the Year title at the 2016 Surrey Sports Awards.

Ebbisham, a dedicated tennis, badminton, squash and racketball club with strong ties to national affiliations, is one of four winners from the borough to be shortlisted for the Surrey awards.

All four – including Glyn School pupil James Peters, Carole Goldsmith and Sutton and Epsom RFC Ladies – were shortlisted for the regional awards after being crowned winners at the sixth Epsom and Ewell Sports Awards held at Epsom Downs racecourse in October.

The awards are organised by Epsom and Ewell Borough Council in partnership with Epsom and Ewell Sports and Leisure Council and showcase the talents of athletes, hardworking coaches, committed volunteers and pro-active sports clubs.

Councillor Barry Nash, chairman of the community and wellbeing committee said: “The awards recognise and reward Epsom and Ewell’s sporting success over the past 12 months. Everyone nominated for an award should feel extremely proud to be shortlisted.”

Epsom and Ewell Sports Award winners: Diana Norman – Better Sports Personality of the Year Award Kieran Owens – Epsom Gymnastics and Trampoline Club Young Sports Personality of the Year Ebbisham Sports Club – Aon Hewitt Sports Club of the Year Chris Gauntlett – Active Surrey Coach of the Year Sutton & Epsom RFC Ladies – Epsom Golf Club Sports Team of the Year Award Southfield Park Primary Year 6 Tag – AFC Ewell Young Sports Team of the Year Alexandra Rickham – Epsom & Ewell Football Club Disability Sports Award James Peters – Epsom & Ewell Colts Football Club Volunteer of the Year Dennis Jones – Surrey County Playing Fields Association Young Volunteer of the Year Carole Goldsmith – The Rotary Club Outstanding Service to Sport

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GUEST WRITER

TERRIBLE LIE An excerpt from Gareth Endean’s debut novel, a crime thriller set on the streets of Croydon Christopher watched out the window as Gatwick rose up to meet him. He hadn’t set foot in England for over 15 years.

He’d been busy with work, of course, but he’d had holidays, breaks, plenty of chances really to jump on a plane and come home. But he’d never actually done it. He hadn’t ever had the urge, to be honest. When his parents complained about never getting to see him he had paid for their flights to come out to California. He’d been born and bred in Croydon, a town that dubbed itself a mini-Manhattan, and having now managed to visit New York, Christopher knew just how erroneous that claim was. He just felt no connection to his home town anymore. He had been entirely mercenary in his reasons for moving to America, you earn a hell of a lot more money in medical research in the States than you did back home. His reasons for returning however were much more emotive. And a lot less simple to explain. Christopher shook the thoughts from his head. What was the point of running away from something if you were just going to think about it the whole time?

The plane hit the Tarmac with a jarring bump. Christopher placed his hand on the buckle of his seatbelt, he heard other passengers click off their harnesses, but Christopher let his hand rest on the metal clasp until the plane had slowed to a stop and the seatbelt light had pinged off. He waited while the passengers beside him had removed their baggage from the overhead locker and had wedged themselves into the queue in the aisle. Christopher, in no hurry, lifted himself out of the seat and plucked the small travel bag from the locker. He pulled his iPod from the bag and scrolled to The Deftones. Now was the time to revisit them.

and turned his head in time to catch the end of the sentence.

It was enough though. The man was American, which was obvious from the accent, but to be honest the oversized hat and appalling shirt gave it away too. What on earth had made Christopher think that getting away from America would mean he could get away from Americans?

Christopher hated the man on sight. It wasn’t enough that he had to perpetuate the myth that all Americans were loud, brash, unthinking idiots in bad clothes with no sense of selfawareness or how to behave in public, he also had to go and announce to the world who Christopher was in the worst possible way.

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With his earphones jammed firmly into his ears he could block out the shoving, impatient mass that had so recently been his co-passengers. As he watched them jostle towards the plane doors, passing the perma-smiling stewardesses, his thoughts went back to his dream of B. The memories rolled around his head inspired by the music pumping through his headphones. His awareness of the outside world was almost non-existent. So much so that he wasn’t aware of the man moving up behind him, reaching towards him and clamping a firm hand on his shoulder. “…you’re that Aids murder guy!”

Christopher had plucked one of his earphones out of his ear

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LOCAL EVENT

Deck

THE HALLS Add a personal touch to your Christmas decorations with handmade garlands and wreaths

There’s something rather satisfying about making something from scratch. Perhaps that is why crafting is enjoying something of a renaissance – less ‘make do and mend’ and more of an individual style statement.

If you want to add a personal touch to your home this Christmas then nothing beats crafting your own decorations.

Can’t make a workshop, here’s Alison Howe of Mad Lilies festive decorating tips:

Pick up a fresh blue spruce wreath from a good florist shop which you can decorate yourself.

Items including ribbon, foliage, pine cones and pins can all be picked up at the same time.

Mad Lilies florists, in Banstead, is running a series of workshops where you can get creative and learn new floristry skills.

Or go for a walk in your garden or the woods and look for berries, crab apples, nuts and pine cones to use.

Suitable for all levels, including novices, there will be fresh flowers and foliage to work with, as well as ribbons, berries, fruits and other natural materials.

Look on sites like Instagram and Pinterest for inspiration on how to decorate your wreath or garland. Natural looking wreaths work well, it’s all about bringing the outdoors indoors.

Complimentary mince pies and some Mad Lilies hot port will be available for sustenance and to aid the design process, and at the end of the session you can take home your finished decoration.

If you want to bling it up a bit then you can look at Christmas decorations or go for a take on this year’s trend for metallics by adding golds, silvers, platinum and bronzes.

Learn to make a natural Christmas wreath, a beautiful fireplace garland or floral table designs.

For an added wow factor, wrap battery-powered fairy lights around the wreath which can be switched on in the evenings to greet visitors.

Workshops run until December 8 and cost £65, payable at time of booking. Arrive at 7pm for a 7.15pm start.

If you are looking at table centre pieces for Christmas firstly think about the shape of your table. For long tables opt for a long, skinny table piece. Round displays are suited to circular tables. With so much going on and space at a premium, keep table pieces simple.

Mad Lilies, 84 High Street, Banstead, SM7 2NN, 01737 356404 www.madlilies.co.uk

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LOCAL BUSINESS

SCHOOL OF ROCK Musicians get ready to thrill in annual Christmas showcase There aren’t many times where you see children keen to attend lessons after school and at weekends. But that’s the case at Epsom’s Realistic Music Academy where children as young as four are cutting their teeth learning to play instruments.

Formed by brothers Robin and Richard Henderson in 2004, the music academy initially started with them teaching guitar and drums from their parents’ house.

In just over a decade the academy has flourished and now offers private and group tuition in guitar, drums, bass, vocals and keyboard, lessons in music production, as well as live performance workshops and band coaching.

It is the latter where Realistic has a strong track record of spotting and developing musical talent, with success coaching bands including The Tones, who toured with the Specials last year, and punk-rock four-piece The Flaming Monkeys who, among other things, supported the Kaiser Chiefs at the XFM Winter Wonderland.

Robin said: “You get taught music in schools. We have a different approach, a more contemporary approach.

“It is quite rewarding. We have a few bands to keep an eye on for the future.”

The annual Christmas showcase is an opportunity for all students to perform on stage – from the youngest through to adults on the Remastered course who are just starting out or getting back into music after a break.

Tim Miles from Warner Records will be judging and giving feedback to the coached bands on the night and there will also be a competition.

Realistic Music Academy runs term–time workshops and stages regular events and open days throughout the year.

Find them at 81 East Street, Epsom, 01372 740300, www.realisticmusicacademy.com

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LOCAL ARTIST

Vintage TRAVEL On the road with artist Susie West as she paints her way around Britain – one village, town and city at a time In an age of no-frills airlines, it is hard to imagine a time when travel was as much an experience as a means of getting from A to B.

travel posters of the past, capturing sights that might more often be viewed now on a social media post.

Travel posters enticed people to board a train, steam liner or plane and visit new destinations with striking, colourful images that oozed glamour.

Having initially tested out a handful of images as prints, Susie soon had people requesting prints of different places. She has recently added her 46th print of Guildford Cathedral to the collection.

In a nod to the golden age of travel, Leatherhead artist Susie West has created her own range of prints of familiar landmarks and locations.

“Sometimes I add one to the collection because I have a fair coming up, but I also have a list where people suggest where they would like me to go next.

Travelling the length and breadth of the country, her prints of villages, towns and cities are a contemporary twist on the

“You get to see the most wonderful parts of the country.

I can go from one day doing a little village like Westcott, near Dorking, to Battersea power station or the middle of a town.”

“I have always absolutely adored travel posters. They cover such a huge period of time and they differ in style.”

But Susie says the reason the prints are so popular today is not so much travel and more to do with nostalgia.

“People buy them because they live there, they used to live there, they went to university there or they had their first house there. They evoke a place.”

Her next four prints will cover Peaslake, Shere, Chester and Surbiton, to take the tally up to 50 by Christmas.

After that the list includes destinations from the south-west – Bristol and Bath – to Edinburgh.

“It’s quite a limitless job. A Wikipedia search said there were 48,000 plus villages, towns and cities in the UK – it should keep us going for a while.”

Susie’s prints are on sale at Eden, in Leatherhead, and she will also have a stall at the Swan Centre Market, Leatherhead, on December 10.

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DEEPDENE TRAIL

Deepdene’s TREASURES

Venture off the beaten track and explore the delights of one of Britain’s ‘lost’ gardens

In the 19th century, the Deepdene estate was the very epitome of fashion.

Owned by the banker, art collector and designer Thomas Hope, the neoclassical mansion and sprawling estate once stretched from Dorking to Brockham and Betchworth.

Described by statesman and writer Benjamin Disraeli as “the most perfect Italian palace you can conceive”, Hope’s country estate was frequented by the rich and famous of the time.

The Italianate gardens, believed to be one of the earliest examples of the style and dating back to the mid-17th century, helped shape garden taste and design in this country.

In 1807, Hope, considered to be one of Europe’s richest men, bought Deepdene. A decade later work began to remodel the mansion house and parkland.

The house was remodelled so that it connected with the landscape of the Deepdene and the grounds expanded as Hope bought neighbouring plots of land.

He constructed a mausoleum for his youngest son Charles, who died aged seven, and later a temple on Deepdene Terrace, the high point of the park, in his brother’s honour.

On his death in 1831, the estate was inherited by Hope’s eldest son, Henry Thomas, who further remodelled the house and expanded the grounds.

By the end of the 19th century the Deepdene estate measured nearly 12 miles in circumference.

The house was leased to the dowager Duchess of Marlborough, aunt of Winston Churchill, for a number of years.

After her death in 1909, the house and estate began to be broken up and sold for development. Many of the collections Hope had amassed were lost. The temple was demolished in 1955 and the family mausoleum was buried to roof level to protect it from vandals.

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DEEPDENE TRAIL

The neoclassical mansion, now long gone, was demolished in 1969 after years of decline, and the garden and parkland, no longer tended, became overgrown, unloved and largely forgotten.

That is until last year when a £1million Heritage Lottery grant was awarded to Mole Valley District Council’s Hope Springs Eternal project.

Brockham.

Follow the story of Deepdene’s hidden treasures as you walk along the trail by downloading the free app.

www.deepdenetrail.co.uk www.artistandillustrators.co.uk/johnwhurr 07767 156602.

The project set out to reclaim the once-magnificent Deepdene Estate and create a series of trails around the estate.

The funding enabled a dedicated team to start work clearing the overgrown grounds and restoring the remaining features of the landscape. They uncovered some of the original paths and vistas of the previously hidden landscape and uncovered the family mausoleum, buried under earth since 1960, which, remarkably, had been largely preserved.

The Neo-Grecian tomb has been restored and inside will sit a replica of the settee, designed by Thomas Hope, for visitors to enjoy.

The result is a trail on newly reinstated paths among the reclaimed Italianate gardens, and a nine-mile trail through the original estate providing stunning views of the village of

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4. What red-blooming Christmas plant originally came from Mexico?

5. The song Walking In The Air is featured in which film?

6. Who wrote the poem The Night Before Christmas?

7. Which Christmas condiment is made from fruit sometimes referred to as marshworts?

8. Who was the first British monarch to broadcast a Christmas message to the nation?

9. Who are the four ghosts in Charles Dickens’ novel A Christmas Carol?

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THE BEST POSSIBLE START St Christopher’s offers a creative and supportive environment in which pupils flourish St Christopher’s School, Epsom, gives its pupils “The best possible start to their education”, according to our inspection in February 2016. This delightful pre prep school for boys and girls aged from three to seven was awarded top marks in every one of the eight areas inspected and the inspection report can be read in detail on the school website. It celebrates the success of the school’s aim to provide irresistible learning opportunities and marvels at the range of challenging opportunities that permeate the school day. This is a school where everyone succeeds and pupils of all ages make excellent progress. Happiness is key and an experienced and talented staff provide a creative and supportive environment in which pupils can flourish.

In addition to academic excellence the pupils’ artwork is

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exceptional, with a dedicated art director inspiring every child. The school is very proud of its orchestra, which performs with the weekly music clubs. There is a superb range of sporting clubs and year 2 enjoy match fixtures for football and netball. The school is able to offer a number of financial bursaries.

Please contact 01372 721807 to arrange your personal tour with the headteacher. the ability to work in groups. They are also able to assess and take risks and challenges.

No longer are lessons confined to the classroom. out&about heads outdoors to discover how children are learning life skills through play If you go down to the woods today you will hear the sound of laughter and the hubbub of children excitedly chatting as they take part in an outdoor lesson.

There is no formal lesson plan, no desks or whiteboard.

Instead the children are free to roam, explore, discover, use their imaginations and play, whatever the weather.

This approach to outdoor learning follows the Scandinavian ‘forest school’ model, developed in the 1950s.

Christopher Pryke, a trained forest school leader who runs Down in the Woods, at Warren Farm, Cheam, said: “The basis is that it is child-led. When we are planning a session for the children I ask what topics they have been doing in class or what they are interested in and try and incorporate that into the sessions.

“For kinesthetic learners – those who learn by doing – we try to incorporate hands-on stuff because it enables them to learn better and to learn faster.”

“The other thing that forest school does differently to a conventional classroom is it allows children to play outdoors from an early age.

“It helps them communicate, to work as a team, to learn how to resolve issues through communication. It also helps them to learn their own limits and how to take risks.”

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HOLISTIC APPROACH Preparation for grammar and independent schools’ tests at 11+.

Common Entrance at 11+ and 13+ Summer Intensive Course Selected subjects to GCSE Small group sessions, providing a caring learning environment with a focus on individual needs and aspirations.

When it comes to our children’s education, most of us take the responsibility seriously: we want the best for them and we will do whatever it takes.

Tutoring no longer has the negative association with ‘being no good’ at a subject, but is increasingly seen as a positive enhancement to a child’s learning. Moreover, a personalised approach helps develop skills in individuals to enable them to overcome difficulties in their learning, so they achieve great results in their schoolwork, exams and life.

What should I look for in a tutor?

The first thing to establish is compatibility. Are you, your child and the tutor on the same wavelength? Do you have common goals? Does the tutor provide a service that is tailored to your child’s style of learning?

There are many tutors and tutoring agencies that simply work with pupils in fairly large groups, doing paper after paper without actually teaching.

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Ewell Castle School With an ethos in which each child’s achievements are acknowledged, valued and celebrated, pupils thrive academically as a result of a varied curriculum, an extensive extra-curricular programme and outstanding pastoral care.

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No two children are the same. Which is why we keep a high ratio of teaching staff to children in order to develop their natural talents.

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ACHIEVEMENT AND CONFIDENCE FOR ALL AT GREENACRE SCHOOL Students thrive in positive, supportive atmosphere Greenacre School is a successful school that challenges, develops and nurtures every girl to be the very best she can and achieve beyond her expectations.

We promote an environment that encourages and challenges our pupils to flourish academically and grow in confidence.

Our outstanding pastoral care provision ensures that every girl is happy and confident in herself. Our girls thrive in the positive, supportive atmosphere; caring staff and small class sizes enable us to get to know every girl and work closely with her to achieve her goals, developing her confidence and nurturing her to be the very best she can be.

Academically strong girls are stretched and challenged to the highest level, while all pupils receive the individual attention to enable them to reach their full potential. We inspire our pupils to try new things, broadening their experience and developing the necessary skills for life.

Extended opening hours from 7.30am to 6pm include free before and after-school supervision. Breakfast club is also available. New minibus routes for 2017 from Oxted and Caterham.

Greenacre School is an independent school for girls aged three to 18 in Banstead.

For more information please contact Mrs Adrienne Forster, head of admissions and marketing on 01737 363601 or email admissions@greenacre.surrey.sch.uk.

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LOCAL BUSINESS - HAWELI OF BELMONT

Currying FAVOUR Customers are like family at Haweli of Belmont Haweli, from the Hindi word for a grand mansion house, is a gem of an Indian restaurant.

Its contemporary interior adds a modern touch to an establishment that exudes charm and good old-fashioned service.

Owned and run by the Chowdhury family for the past 21 years, Haweli’s reputation for hospitality is second to none, with customers treated like guests to the family home.

And if none of those take your fancy, or if there is something specific you would like to request, Haweli’s chefs will do their best to accommodate.

Whether it is a meal for two, a special occasion or a party, the restaurant caters for all. Its Sunday buffet lunch is renowned, serving a diverse selection of dishes that change every week.

And if you just fancy a night off cooking Haweli also offers an excellent takeaway service.

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Its extensive menu features classic curries, fish and meat served straight from the grill, and a variety of vegetarian options, all made with the finest fresh ingredients.

Signature dishes include kabuli ghosht, medium spiced lamb cooked with chickpeas and mint, and Goan fish curry, fresh cod in an aromatic sauce flavoured with coconut and Goan spices.

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Entries to the 2016 Epsom & Ewell Business Awards reflected a diverse range of industries and showcased the hard work and entrepreneurial flair that exists in the borough.

Congratulations to all our shortlisted businesses and our winners.

“I am particularly delighted that The Personal Agent has been named Best Overall Business. Set up in 2004, The Personal Agent has demonstrated how to successfully launch a new business and then grow to become leaders in a highly competitive market. Their focus on outstanding customer service and personal attention are key to their success.�

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Winners:

The annual awards recognise and celebrate business excellence in the community.

Best Business for Customer Service – Bill’s

This year saw another diverse crop of entries, reflecting the breadth of industries in the borough and proving Epsom and Ewell is a great place to set up and run a business.

The Personal Agent, which was established in 2004 by Rupert Briggs and Richard Digance, has grown from humble beginnings.

It launched with no properties on its books, but with the founding principle that offering a personal service to all clients would make it stand out from the competition.

The estate agency, which now has five branches across the borough, also scooped the award for Best SME Business.

Other winners included haberdashery shop The Stitch Mouse, Ooh La La Hair and Beauty Salon and Organico.

Prizes, including a tour of the House of Commons, complimentary membership to Surrey Chambers, thebestofEpsomandEwell and the Federation of Small Businesses and a full page advert in out&about magazine, were awarded to the winners. The overall winner also received £1,000 worth of advertising with Radio Jackie.

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