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JUNE 2014
Bowthorpe Feast
Our annual event, the Bowthorpe Feast is
scheduled for 21st June 2014 at the Clover Hill
Village Hall from 1pm – 6pm. This promises to be
a day filled with lots and lots of fun for all the family.
Features of the day include;
Free face painting for children
Raffle draw
Intercontinental healthy meal for all ( absolutely Free)
Performance by the funky family (yet to be confirmed)
Salsa dance session for beginners, intermediate and
professional ( again free)
Norwich MIND massage
Information centres
And lots more
Come early so you don’t miss this great fun. Not many of such days
in a year!
N.B. The ‘Wellbeing Café’ is now held every first and third Fridays of every month .
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NPS Archaeology The features uncovered recently on Three Score Fields are still being worked on., and an archive report should be completed by the summer. The finds tell us a bit more about the settlements which have previously existed in the area in both prehistoric and Saxon times. They will be archived and stored by the Norfolk Museums and Archaeology Service. It is hoped that a summary of the work will be available for the July issue of this magazine.
BOWTHORPE’S GOT TALENT 2014
PLEASE NOTE
Due to unforeseen circumstances Bowthorpe's Got Talent had to be
postponed.
NEW DATE AND TIME
Saturday 13th September 2014
2 pm start Cash prizes Refreshments will be available
Application forms available from: Clover Hill Village Hall or
Email [email protected]
The Massive Bowthorpe Community Fête will be held at Clover Hill Village Hall Humbleyard Bowthorpe on
Thursday 31st July, 10am-3pm.
Please BOOK AHEAD if you are interested in: - promoting your group or performing in our outdoor
community ring (dancing, singing etc),
- selling at our indoor table-top sale (£4 per table),
- promoting your small business on one of our outdoor plots.
Please contact Beverley Rushbrook on 07747667540 or email
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Norfolk Can Inspire Summer Challenge
16-24 year olds can now gain a Nationally Recognised
Award through volunteering in Norfolk this summer!
If you know of a young person who could gain from
this, support them to register online at
www.norfolkcaninspire.org.uk
If you are a group or organisation who could offer a placement to a volunteer, contact NCI co-ordinator Amy Hams
[email protected] 01603 773463 07825 688367
The Wellbeing Service is a partnership between Norfolk &
Suffolk NHS Foundation Trust and Mind. We provide psychological therapies for mild to moderately severe anxiety and
depression. Clients can self refer, or can be referred by their GP or other health professional if preferred. Initial interventions teach CBT self help techniques. When we become low or anxious our thinking and our behaviour changes, and these changes can maintain the way we are feeling, therefore CBT helps people to understand their patterns so that
they can make the necessary changes in order to feel better.
Taster Sessions are one-off workshops lasting two hours, which offer psycho-education on learning to manage stress, low mood and anxiety, and information about further help that the service can offer. The dates of our Taster Sessions are on our website www.readytochange.org.uk. We recommend this as the first step when coming into the service. Clients
can self refer at these sessions, they do not have to pre-book places.
We also offer * Stress Control Workshops * Low mood or anxiety workshops * Guided self help * Face to face therapy * Wellbeing in the Workplace
We see people from age 16 with no upper age limit. We have teams that specialise in working with older people and younger people.
The Wellbeing Service is not intended for clients that are suitable for, or active to, the mental health teams, as these teams have their own provision for psychological
therapy.
For more information, or for self referral, please contact us: Tel: 0300 123 1503
E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.readytochange.org.uk
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. NOTICE BOARD
Clover Hill Community Association Annual General Meeting
Thursday 12th June 2014 7.30pm
There will be a notice in the foyer 14 days before-
hand for nominations for new members to the
committee.
All welcome
Acorn Fellowship invite you to our
Summer Sale on Monday June 30th
from 2-4pm.
At Bowthorpe Church Centre
We are raising money for charity and the stalls include bric a brac, plants and a tombola. There will also be
refreshments.
BANANA MOON DAY NURSERY
Fun Day at the Nursery Bowthorpe Hall Annexe
on Saturday 14th June
from 10am - 2pm.
We'll have lots of craft
activities, raffles, bouncy
castle, face painting,
balloonist - generally lots of fun
things! And all families are
welcome!
News about the new Care Centre
will be available!
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Job Advert Bowthorpe Community Trust
Assistant Service - User Supervisor needed
Part-time (2 days a week)
St. Michael’s Workshop is a small woodworking workshop providing activities for adults with learning and physical difficulties, referred through
Social Services.
We are looking for an Assistant to work alongside and organise activities
with Service Users in the finishing room.
Good communication skills and organising ability are essential, including flexible approach to changing situations. Previous experience of working
with people who have learning difficulties would be useful but not essential.
A visit to the Workshop would be beneficial before an application is
submitted to view the working environment.
Contact Ian Taylor on 01603 746106 or [email protected]
Job Advert
Wanted
Pre-school Practitioner
We are looking for relief staff to cover
maternity, sickness and staff holidays.
(would need to be flexible and able to cover with no or little notice)
Please provide details of relevant training.
(Minimum of appropriate level 2 requirement).
Please send CV to
Sara at Chapelbreak Pre-school
email [email protected]
or to Chapel Break Village Hall, Bowthorpe, Norwich, NR5 9LG
Closing date 6th June 2014
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Bowthorpe Police Station Norfolk Constabulary Wendene Norwich NR5 9HA non emergency Tel: 101 [email protected]
With the arrival of summer, Norfolk Constabulary will be launching a summer drink drive campaign, targeting those
individuals who chose to drive their cars under the influence of drink or drugs. Sadly, despite repeated messages, drink related road deaths are nationally, still far too high. With the warmer weather and the increase in parties, barbecues and the like, more people will be out and about enjoying a drink or two. For some, the temptation may be to enjoy a drink and take the risk of driving their car. My message is simple, please consider whilst having fun with friends and family, don’t put them at risk, don’t drink and drive. Driving a vehicle under the influence of drink or drugs will seriously impair the drivers ability and can have severe consequences. The driver will potentially risk not just their own lives but others. Any driver convicted of a drink drive offence will receive a minimum 12 month driving ban, a criminal record and can receive a fine
of up to £5000.
Should you suspect any individual of drink driving, please contact Norfolk Constabulary anytime by telephoning 101. In case of an emergency,
always telephone 999.
From the Bowthorpe Safer Neighbourhood team, we wish all of you a safe
and enjoyable summer.
PC 1403 Lester
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Main Service — 10 : 30 am Sundays
Sunday Evening Service — 6 : 30 pm
Wednesday 10 am Service of Holy Communion and Healing
For Roman Catholic services Tel. Rev Bill Dimelow 743476 or Fr. David Ward at St John's Cathedral 624615
Disappointment it was the British author Nick Nornby who once wrote, `The natural state of the football fan is bitter disappointment, no matter what the score.’ I expect that many Norwich City fans are still licking their wounds after the disappointment of relegation. At least Norwich will be able to play Ipswich Town next season! Many good and true fans will know that feeling of utter disappointment. Now, with the World Cup upon us this month, millions of England fans up and down the land will probably suffer the same sinking sense of disappointment.
Yet whether we are football fans or not, all of us know what it is like to experience disappointment; we lose our health, our loved ones move away, we don’t pass the exam we needed for the career we wanted, we are turned down for the job that we desperately needed... Whatever it may be, we are all disappointed at some point in our lives.
Like us, Jesus had his disappointments. He suffered the betrayal of a close friend, the denial of his right-hand man and the desertion of his trusted apostles and then went to the cross. The Bible says that `for the joy set before him he [Jesus] endured the cross, scorning its shame.’ He experienced the pain of betrayal, denial and desertion and then endured the cross because he could see the resurrection ahead. He had hope in the power of God to raise him from the dead.
Disappointment is inextricably linked to expectations and hope. If I don’t expect England to win the World Cup, I won’t be as disappointed when they don’t. But I am ever hopeful. Who wants to live without expectations, without hope? Disappointment can be a valuable emotion because it shows us what really matters to us. Football is not a matter of life or death. We can have something
more valuable and more lasting, a faith that has turned disappointment into hope through the resurrection of Jesus Christ from the dead.
Until next month, Revd Mark Elvin
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During Christian Aid Week in May collections were
held at Roys over two days, and in some of our streets. The total from these two sources to date is over £1,030,with additional funds to be added from the Quiz evening.. Our thanks to all for your support and to Roys for giving us their permission to collect. Christine.McGrath
WEDDING Rev John Walden of Bowthorpe
and Alison Nicholson of Harrogate on 26th April at
Starbeck, Harrogate
R.I.P. Cyril Hull on 7th April aged 84 David William Shorten on 10th
April aged 83
Mary Joan Percival on 10th April aged 85
David Peter Colman on 2nd May aged 67.
John Richmond on 2nd
May 2014, aged 84.
John was advertising
manager for Bowthorpe News for over 20 years,
taking over from his wife,
Jean (who was formerly warden of Bradecroft) as she asked him to do before her own death. Both John
and Jean gave unstinting service to this community and are greatly missed.
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News from Bowthorpe
WI
In April we were treated to a wonderful demonstration of flower arranging by Penny Nicholas from
Crown House Flowers.
In May we had our Members’ Night when we discussed business matters and voted on the
Nation WI Resolution.
On June 2nd we will hold our Birthday Party, as Bowthorpe WI is now 25 years old. Lorraine Theobald will be demonstrating Egyptian dance, and, hopefully, we
will be able to join in!
On July 7th our speaker will be Christine Humphries. She will be telling us about
tracing our family history.
If you would like to know more about our activities please contact Janet on 01603 744237, or e-mail [email protected]. Alternatively come and meet us at Bowthorpe Church. We begin the evening at 7:30 p.m. We’re a friendly bunch and welcome visitors and new members.
Bowthorpe - A Community’s Beginnings by Ray Simpson is now available on www.bowthorpenews.co.uk
Ray was Bowthorpe’s first Church Minister from 1977 to 1996, and wrote the book after the completion of our first village of Clover Hill. The construction
of Chapel Break was just beginning, and Three Score was the name of poppy-covered fields. Many thanks to Brian Lamont who converted the book to a document, and to David Tomlinson for putting it on our website.
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Jo’s in The Norkie PH
Bowthorpe Shopping
Centre
All Day Breakfast, Healthy Options
Available.
Freshly Made Rolls, Salads,
Soups & Wraps
Daily Lunch Time Specials
Afternoon Teas with Homemade
Cakes & Scones
Take Away Service On Request
OPENING THIS JUNE
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FREE
VENUE HIRE
Contact the sales team for availability and booking
Terms and Conditions: £300 or more must be spent on a buffet provided by Namco Funscape to receive free function room hire. Room is suitable for maximum of 120 guests. £100 deposit is required when booking. Balance due 1 month before the date of the party (2 weeks for late bookings). No self-catering. Bar is included in the cost.
For further terms and conditions please contact our Sales and Event Manager.
Photography by Michael Morgan
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Bowthorpe “Holiday at Home” 2014
On Monday’s 14th and 21st of July
10 am - 4 pm at Clover Hill Village Hall
Yet again we are organising “Holiday at Home” for
another year.
Are you are an older person living in Bowthorpe, or perhaps someone having difficulty in getting out and about? If you are, and would like companionship and friendship for a couple of days, this might be just right for you.
Full program of activities and entertainment
£8 covers both days, £5 for one day, both days include a hot lunch and beverages
Transport can be supplied if needed.
Supported by “Age UK”, “Bowthorpe Community Church”, “Care for Carers” and local charities.
If you would like to apply for a place on one, or both days, or would simply like to find out more, please call:
Roger Hinton on 01603 741989 or
Drop a note into Bowthorpe Church and we will be in touch.
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ACORN
FELLOWSHIP FOR
THE OVER 50’s
Alternate Mondays 2.30
Bowthorpe Church
June 9th Holiday Memories. Share a Holiday Memory.
June 23rd Speaker Sister Pamela. Being a nun in the
21st century.
June 39th See page 4
Margaret
The time to write the next piece for the Bowthorpe News comes round so quickly, which just goes to show how busy and active we are at Ashwell
Court!
We have been enjoying our usual activities, with lovely lunches on Tuesday and Thursday, cooked by our chef. Richard. We are very lucky to have such delicious lunches on our own premises and are pleased that we are joined
by residents of other sheltered housing in Bowthorpe.
Once again we have been having our monthly entertainment evenings. The latest was the welcome return of Pat James, who as always gives us a lovely programme of songs for listening, joining in and, of course, dancing. These evenings are always enjoyable and enhanced by being accompanied
by a delicious buffet.
We are still enjoying our twice-weekly exercise sessions. Although the exercises are done sitting down they certainly stretch our muscles and give us a good work-out and a
healthy appetite for lunches.
Some of us accompanied Bradecroft on their recent outing to Bury St Edmunds. This is such a lovely town and the market is great, so
a good time was had by all!
Hopefully by the time you read this we shall be experiencing some really
good summer weather. Meanwhile, best wishes to all.
ASHWELL COURT
BRADECROFT
Hello again. just to say we ended April with a film night. It was enjoyed by those who attended, but it went on a bit too long, so the next time we will have a shorter time. I did not go as it is not my thing. I was never one for the
pictures.
Now we have just been to BURY ST
EDMONDS. Very nice drive, weather was good, everyone from Bradecroft enjoyed it, but being so many hills, makes you very tired and weary. and
none of us are getting any younger.
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Notices from
neighbours
Well, to end this month we are having a bingo evening, so we look forward to that. The weather man tells us we are going to have a nice warm weekend, so we can relax a while. Now I got told the other day that I don’t put enough humour into these letters, so I decided I would ask my dog TOOTSIE what she thought. She sat up, put her foot up (please) then turned round and went to sleep, so I
think she was telling me to go but bring her something back.
Well that’s all for now till we meet again , enjoy the
weather. and all the flowers.
THE NORWICH ELEC-
TRONIC ORGAN & KEY-
BOARD CLUB
Last Tuesday of the month at
Drayton Village Hall, at
7.30pm –10pm Entrance is
£6.00 at the door.
Tuesday June 24th – Ben Scott-Hyde Ben has been
playing electronic organ since he was inspired by his grandmother playing her Wersi organ when he was only 5 years old. He has since made a name for him-self on the organ circuit as an outstanding organist with a hilarious sense of humour and this will be his 2nd visit to our club. Touring with the superb Wersi Scala, he has a varied programme with defi-nite influence drawn from names such as Franz Lam-bert, Klaus Wunderlich and James Last.
Do come and join us for an evening of good musical en-tertainment with like-minded, friendly people, you will be
very welcome.
Martin Drake – Chairman 01603 745544
Friends of West Earlham
Woods are planning a litter pick
on Saturday June 7th in Bunkers Hill Wood. We will meet
on Earlham Green Lane by the cottages, just the
other side of the bus-lane at 10.00am and aim to
finish by 12.00. All equipment is provided and
everyone is welcome. Stout shoes are a good
idea and we will cancel if the weather is too
bad. Get more information by telephoning
01603 464650.
If you can't make this one, we will be clearing
the woods of rubbish on other dates as well:
August 2nd, October 4th, December 6th. People walk their dogs in the woods, children
play there, wild animals live there and plants
grow there. Some of us adults go there even
without any doggy excuse! So the woods are a
shared resource but they can be abused. If you
spot any fly-tipping in the woods (or elsewhere
in Bowthorpe) you can notify the City Council
online at www.norwich.gov.uk. Click on the
“tell us about it” on the home page and then
click on the “fly-tipping” icon. There is a form
you can fill in to report the fly-tipping and I am
assured the council is very good at dealing with
it.
Bye all.. PAT
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For the first, of what will hopefully be regular updates on what’s happening at West Norwich Troop of Norfolk Army Cadet Force (ACF) I thought I would introduce you to what the organisation is all about.
The ACF is a national organisation with over 47,000 young people and 8,500 volunteer adults working together in one of the most successful and exciting youth organisations in the country!
Although sponsored by the Army, the ACF is not part of the Regular Army or the TA and its members as such are not liable for any form of military service. We are however closely linked to our sponsors and the ACF is organised along military lines - using their uniforms, rank structure and mirroring their Values and Standards. Cadets are in no way expected to show a particular interest in joining the services but if they do, they will be helped to find
out more. Our aim is to inspire young people to achieve success in life with a spirit of service to the Queen, their country and their local community, and to develop in them the qualities of good citizens. We do this by providing a variety of educational, challenging and adventurous opportunities. Cadets sleep outside, get wet and muddy and often arrive home tired and dirty - but in doing so they learn new skills, improve their fitness and gain the self-confidence and self-respect to present themselves and their achievements to the outside world.
Cadets are taught everything from basic survival skills to leadership training, using the national cadet star system which provides a military-based syllabus combined with a full range of activities such as shooting, adventure training, community work, annual camp, sports and the opportunity to achieve nationally recognized first aid and BTEC qualifications. The ACF are also major participants in the Duke of Edinburgh’s Award.
Most of all the Army Cadet Force is about fun and friendship for 12 - 18 year olds in a demanding and exciting, but carefully controlled environment. So if that sounds like the sort of thing you want to get involved with and want to find out more then come along with a parent or guardian to the Clover Hill Community Hall on a Wednesday evening at 7.30pm, call 01362 694515 or check out armycadets.com/norfolkacf for more information.
BOWTHORPE HERITAGE GROUP
COMMUNITY GARDEN Contacts: Madge 734767
Veronica 749280
Adrian 07765350383
Carol 474633 Jill 746118
Next Help-days: Sundays
from 2pm June 1st,15th,
29th
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Norfolk’s Wildlife Needs You!
NBIS, Norfolk Biodiversity Information Service, are determined to understand and help Norfolk’s wildlife.
With wildlife under threat across the world, it is vital that we understand what we have, which species are declining and what the cause is behind these declines. To answer all of these questions, NBIS needs species data!
Currently, NBIS holds over 2.5 million species records covering the whole of Norfolk but the majority of these are ad hoc records and cannot be used to measure species trends.
To rectify this, NBIS is hoping to establish a Norfolk Species Surveillance Network.
The Norfolk Species Surveillance Network (NSSN) aims to create a network of keen volunteers who each adopt an important wildlife site, or a site of their choice, and monitor this throughout the year for a variety of different taxa. Once combined, the data obtained from the NSSN will allow NBIS to build a picture of wildlife in Norfolk, and more importantly, analyse this data for long term changes.
To get involved, you don’t need any previous experience. NBIS are offering a series of training workshops to boost your wildlife ID skills and build your confidence when recording. You will be supplied with any equipment you need and will have the ongoing support of the NBIS team.
For more information, and to sign up, visit www.nbis.org.uk/
SpeciesSurveillanceNetwork or email [email protected]
Our Guides are getting excited about their big camp “Norjam”, which stands for Norwich Jamboree, and will take place at the Showground during the holidays. They are preparing things to take along with a mediaeval theme for their “Horrible Histories” adventure with Catton girls.
Brownies from Bowthorpe, Costessey and Queens Hills are excited about the Giant Sleepover at OPEN, Norwich’s Youth Venue. Tell you all about it next time. Costessey and Easton Brownies and Rainbows have been having fun making yummy chocolate eatables in unusual shapes for Mother’s Day gifts also cards, cookies and Easter bonnet biscuits for Easter. Some Girls have been learning about “Nurtured Heart” a technique designed to encourage building relationships, increase recognition of each other’s qualities and help with wellbeing. Brownies are still working on the Big Brownie Birthday Challenge and some have incorporated the Speaker badge and Code of Conduct badge.
Costessey and Bowthorpe Rainbows have been learning about education in other countries.
2nd Costessey Rainbows, who meet at Gunton Lane, New Costessey, have places available now due to girls moving up to Brownies.
4th Costessey Brownies, who meet in the Street, Old Costessey on Thursdays at 6pm will not have a leader after the Summer Term and those girls desperately want to be able to carry on, so please if you know of anyone who can help out please call Julie or Sheila. Those Brownies will love you forever!!
We hope you would like to find out more about our meetings' activities, and it would be wonderful to welcome some new leaders and helpers to the team, especially now at 4th Costessey, so if you feel that you can offer us some help please contact us by calling Julie on 01603 749717 or Sheila on 741989. We look forward to hearing from you. Sheila
We hope you would like to find out more about our meetings' activities. We are always ready to welcome new girls and helpers. For any enquiries about Bowthorpe please contact Becky on Tel. 07990518373 or e mail
[email protected] or Louise on 07921155235.
Costessey and Bowthorpe District Rainbows, Brownies and Guides Bowthorpe Units
Our Guides are getting excited about their big camp “Norjam”, which stands for Norwich Jamboree, and will take place at the Showground during the holidays. They are preparing things to take along with a mediaeval theme for their “Horrible Histories” adventure with Catton girls. Brownies from Bowthorpe, Costessey and Queens Hills are excited about the Giant Sleepover at OPEN, Norwich’s Youth Venue. Tell you all about it next time. Costessey and Bowthorpe Rainbows have been learning about education in other countries. We hope you would like to find out more about our meetings' activities, and it would be wonderful to welcome some new leaders and helpers to the team, especially now at 4th Costessey, so if you feel that you can offer us some help please contact us by calling Julie on 01603 749717 or Sheila on 741989. We look forward to hearing from you. Sheila
We hope you would like to find out more about our meetings' activities. We are always ready to welcome new girls and helpers. For any enquiries about Bowthorpe please contact Becky on Tel. 07990518373 or e mail
[email protected] or Louise on 07921155235.
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A special occasion. Want a party! Need to hold a meeting!
Chapel Break Village Hall Harpsfield, Chapel Break Large or small room for hire ( Very Competitive rates )
Bar available for extra charge. For details Contact Veronica 731188
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News from Clover Hill VA Infant and Nursery
School
What
Do you have a child who is 3 years old? We have spaces available in our nursery. Please contact the school office on 745559 to arrange a visit. It is really
worth a look!
Coffee morning Please join us at our coffee morning on Thursdays, 8.30-10.00am
at Clover Hill VA Infant School
The chicks that we incubated and hatched in school have grown fast and are coming back to Clover Hill very soon. Keep an eye out for them! Hopefully our children will be able to enjoy some fresh eggs.
Our year 1 children have been busy writing riddles about sea creatures. Can you solve them?
What am I? What am I? I have 5 legs I have a sharp fin I have no brain I have sharp teeth I have no heart I am dangerous By Maryam B By Dylan L See below for answers
Thanks to all of you who donated items and attended our second hand toy sale. The children worked really hard to organise this. Not only did we do our bit to help the environment, but we also raised £160. This money will be put towards school trips for all of our children.
Answers to riddles 1) a starfish 2) a shark
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News from St Michael’s VA Junior
Sarah Claflin - Senior Leader
Y4 & 5 Residential at Eaton Vale
Children from year four and five recently took part in a one
night residential stay at Eaton Vale activity centre. The
children thoroughly enjoyed their time doing ar-
chery, raft building, rock climbing and working as
a team, developing their communication skills. It
was so fun, nobody even minded that it rained!
They’re growing fast!
The three chicks, which were
hatched in school before Easter,
returned for a week long visit
recently. The children were
amazed to see how quickly they
had grown! We are presently
preparing their coop, for their
return in June. It will be incredibly
exciting for the
children, who will
get to care and look
after their wellbeing.
A word from Eco-Council
Year five have been
making space stations out
of old bottles, yogurt pots,
cereal boxes and much
more! Thank you to the
community for sending all
these materials in. It has
been great to reuse them
and turn them into
something wonderful!
Extraordinary Efforts All the staff members at St Michaels
would like to say a huge well done to all the year sixes. They have
just sat their end of KS2 SATs and worked so hard to achieve their
very best. The work will not stop there, however, as they will begin
to study Macbeth and perform the play to the school and parents.
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CHILDREN’S PAGE Well Oz’s Page again. Last time I had the cheek to run a wordsearch
about cats and it has been brought to my attention that this may have
been showing favouritism. Anyway in a sense of balance Oz has
prepared this wordsearch on man’s other four footed friends. (Woof
woof.) See how you get on.
r o d a r b a l n b
e r l u q w i k a e
x d k h v a b s m a
o s p a n i e l r g
b m j u c n e k e l
w b c h j h l w b e
r e l i e w t t o r
d a c h s h u n d e
z e s c e i l l o c
d n u o h y e r g t
BASENJI BEAGLE BOXER CHIHUAHUA COLLIE DACHSHUND DOBERMAN GREYHOUND LABRADOR ROTTWEILER SPANIEL
Well cats and dogs whatever next I wonder. I suppose we will
have to wait and see. Oz is always open to suggestion as to
how to make this page more interesting. Any suggestions or
comments please send me a message on Oz’s email that’s
Bye Oz
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COPY FOR JULY/AUGUST ISSUE TO BE IN BY 15th JUNE Please deliver to
2a Saint Michaels Cottages, Bowthorpe Hall Rd, Bowthorpe, NR5 9AA
or email: [email protected]
Editor: Sally Simpson Tel. 01603 745698 Printer: Pride Press Ltd. Typing: Mary Cubitt Treasurer: Barrie Slater Childrens page: Oz [email protected]
Advertising: [email protected] t: 01603 748531 Distribution: M.Bolton, C.Newman (CH); L.Butt, M.Cubitt, M.Roberts J.Wragg (CB & TS)
Website: www.bowthorpenews.co.uk
.July/Aug. double issue published July 4th. September issue on Sept. 5th
Rides take place every Saturday 11am—7pm, May to October
2014, in small groups led by experienced and qualified leaders.
To book a place call Bicycle Links on 01603 631199 or just turn up
on the day. Rides leave from Bicycle Links Workshop at 18 St
Mary’s Works, Duke St. Norwich NR 3 1QA
www.bicyclelinks.org.uk
