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Please also note that Thursday’s PTA coffee afternoon has been postponed until a later date.

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School Newsletter 14

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HortSoc

Parwich & District Horticultural Society
Programme 2013

  • Sunday 23rd JuneOpen Gardens and Children’s Show
    Details to appear on PARWICH.ORG nearer the time
  • Sunday 1st SeptemberHorticultural Show
    Memorial Hall
  • Saturday 19th OctoberBob Matthews Quiz
    8pm Sycamore Inn
  • Friday 1st NovemberAGM and Social Evening
    7-30pm Memorial Hall

To find out more about the trips or to book a place contact
Glynis Drummond tel 561

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Comic Relief Bake Off

Children of Parwich Primary School will be participating in a ‘Bake Off‘ on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday next week to raise money for this year’s Comic Relief. All can help by sponsoring the event. Click here to down load a Sponsorship Form.

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Parents don’t forget that the permission slips for children to participate in this must be handed in tomorrow (Friday 8th March). Click here to down load details and permission slip as a pdf.

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School Spring Concert

Spring Concert

Click above to download full letter with ticket request

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School Newsletter #10

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Young Voices

Parwich Primary School has reluctantly decided to withdraw from the Young Voices Concert tomorrow evening. Please open this letter for further information regarding refunds for purchased tickets/t-shirts.

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Festive Fun!

Please click to enlarge these festive photos!
(Large PDF, might take a short while to open.)

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New Band in Parwich

Thank you to Jane B for spotting this new musical phenomenon:

Four youngsters from Parwich could be the latest band to emerge from this small village, which already has a history of launching successful new musicians. The four, who still have to come up with a band name were heard to be practising on the corner of Croft Avenue and Creamery Lane, singing “We will, we will rock you”, using improvised instruments.

Eat your heart out Queen!

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Here are the approximate times for Sunday’s celebrations (they may alter slightly on the day) in the Memorial Hall:

  • 4 to 8pm Exhibition of drawings by Children of Parwich Primary School
  • 4pm Arrive for Tea, Cake and Scones donated by Catering4Parwich to music by Hazel B
  • 4-30pm Unveiling of Hayley Powell’s sculptureThe Dance of Life” by Mrs Betty Stone

Everyone is welcome to all or part of the Party, no charge!

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The Let There Be Light Harvest Special takes place on Sunday September 30th at 10am, at Fitzherbert Primary School Hall in Fenny Bentley.

We will be making people and animals from vegetables. This event is particularly suitable for primary aged children, although children of any age are welcome. Parents are welcome to stay and join in.

Our special Let There Be Light harvest service follows on at 11am in St Edmund’s Church, Fenny Bentley. This will be followed by a traditional auction and a bring and share lunch back at the school hall.

COST: Free (though donations are always welcome).

RSVP: To book a place for your child, please contact Tracey Fentem: 07772 758470 / tracey@peakfive.org

PLEASE BRING: THREE vegetables for your child to decorate. We’ll provide the rest.

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Childcare Work Wanted

We have received this request for work from Annabel H :
I am looking for babysitting/child minding work any evening of the week. I am available for school collection as well as daytime and evening care. My name is Annabel Healy, and I’m living in Parwich with my parents whilst completing my MSc in Counselling and Psychoterapy at Derby Uni.
I have got lots of experience of working with kids of all ages, including being a nursery assistant, working on a school holiday camp for the past 2 years in New Zealand, and many babysitting jobs over the years! I did a BSc in Early Childhood Studies at Bristol University. I have my own car, references and CRBs are available.
If you would like to meet me the give me a call on 07949727546 or 01335390378 or send an email to alh5355@gmail.com
I hope to hear from you soon!!
Annabel

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Anyone with a Youth Project in Mind?

DERBYSHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL YOUTH ACTION GRANT

Derbyshire County Council (DCC) has released details of their new Youth Action Grant, which is open to applications from voluntary groups, sports clubs and charities in Derbyshire.  The Youth Action Grant is offering grants of up to £1,000 for projects which will benefit young people aged 13 to 19 years, or up to 24 years if they have disabilities.  The list of the type of projects they would like to fund include “sports groups for young people, including netball, football, swimming and keep fit” as well as “extending activities so they can be offered at evenings, weekends, school holidays or additional new locations”.

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We have received the following message from Heather H, who successfully climbed Mount Kilimanjaro in Tanzania this summer:

I just wanted to let you know how my trip climbing Mount Kilimanjaro went. It was just about the hardest thing I think I’ve done, but I had such an amazing time! As you know, before I could go I had to raise £2450. Many of you supported me by coming to my coffee morning, Swiss evening, buying biscuits and bread and thanks to your generosity I exceeded my target.

So here’s a bit about my trip and a few photos if you’re interested! One of the first things we did after arriving was to visit one of the schools that Childreach International is helping to fund. We had a brilliant day playing and singing with the children.

We set off on the climb the next day and the whole thing lasted 6 days – 4½ days up, 1½ back down. We started out walking through humid jungle… (more…)

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The Horticultural Show is only 3 days away and this is the final class in our series featuring the Show, the Children’s Class.

Full Horticultural Show Programme

Photography Competition

Cookery & Kitchen Classes

Gentlemen Classes

Vegetable Classes

Floral Classes

For the entry form click here

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Terry P has asked us to pass on this warning:

Please would you inform your readers of the potential for an accident in the church yard under the horse chestnut tree, more commonly known as a conker tree.

The tree in question has more recently been dropping its branches without warning, and as you know the footpath runs underneath the tree.

What is more worrying is that it is coming up to conker collecting time for the children, so I would ask parents not to let their children under the tree. We certainly do not want any injuries to the little ones, or to anyone else for that matter.

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Olympics buzz inspires Dales Summer Street Games

With the London Olympics creating a buzz throughout the country, Derbyshire Dales District Council has re-launched a range of summer holiday sporting activities for local youngsters.

StreetGames, a Safer Communities through Sport project, offers ‘doorstep’ sport to young people, helping to increase youth participation in sport, prevent youth crime and create volunteering opportunities.

All sessions are funded externally at no cost to Derbyshire Dales Council Tax payers and StreetGames for local young people are being staged by fully qualified coaches weekly across the Dales.

Here’s the Summer 2012 Street Games programme:

  • Ashbourne (Clifton Road Multi Use Games Area) – Thursdays 5.00pm to 6.00pm
  • Matlock (Helicopter Park, Hurst Farm) – Tuesdays 6.00pm to 7.00pm (11+ years)
  • Middleton-by-Wirksworth (Village Hall and playing fields) Thursdays 7.00pm to 9pm (8+ years)
  • Tansley (Fete Field, Spout Lane) Wednesdays 4.00pm to 6.00pm (8+ years)
  • Wirksworth (Anthony Gell School Fields) – Fridays 7.00pm to 8.30pm (11+ years)

The early sessions offer multi sports and are open to all ages and abilities.  The later sessions are generally aimed at teenagers. (more…)

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Photos from the recent “Let There Be Light” summer party have been uploaded to Peak Five’s Facebook page.

Click here to view the album.

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Peak Five Churches are holding their “Let There Be Light” children’s summer party on Sunday July 29th, at the Memorial Hall, between 10:00am and 11:30am.

The party is billed as featuring “MAD Games” and “Making Things That Fly!”, and party snacks will also be provided.

If the sun is shining, then the party will be held outside, within walking distance of the hall. If that’s the case, directions will be posted on the door of the hall.

To book your place at the party, please RSVP to Tracey F: 07772 758470 or tracey@peakfive.org.

Please click on the advert to enlarge it. The advert is also suitable for printing, and folding into a paper aeroplane!

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New Home Delivery Service

JF-S has sent this sequence of photos into the blog catching Wyatt on the move. Just click on any photo to enlarge the image and see them all as a slide show.

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Peak Five Churches are holding their “Let There Be Light” children’s summer party on Sunday July 29th, at the Memorial Hall, between 10:00am and 11:30am.

The party is billed as featuring “MAD Games” and “Making Things That Fly!”, and party snacks will also be provided.

If the sun is shining, then the party will be held outside, within walking distance of the hall. If that’s the case, directions will be posted on the door of the hall.

To book your place at the party, please RSVP to Tracey F: 07772 758470 or tracey@peakfive.org.

Please click on the advert to enlarge it. The advert is also suitable for printing, and folding into a paper aeroplane!

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Our thanks to Pennie B for these photos.



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The condition of the roundabout on the children’s play area in the village has deteriorated through age, to the stage where its continued use has been called into question. The Parish Council is actively seeking to have the roundabout repaired or replaced.

This evening, a member of the Parish Council and a volunteer attempted to remove the defective parts for repair, but they found that this was not going to be possible without the use of a mechanical lift.

The roundabout has been left in a safe state, albeit with the central pillar removed and tape applied around it to discourage usage, until this can be arranged later this week.

In the meantime, it would be very much appreciated if parents could ask their children not to use the roundabout until it has been fully repaired.

If anyone has any questions, please contact Matt Harrison.

Many thanks, on behalf of the Parish Council.

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Thank you to JF-S for the photos, all photos can be enlarged by clicking on them.




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What a busy term!

Please click to enlarge this “pictorial feast of what we have been up to this term!”


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Lots of very clean cars

Thank you to Cheryl W for this update:

A big thank you to everyone who brought their cars for a wash or just donated money. Current total towards the cost of new goal posts and nets is over £300 with more still to be added in. The kids were brilliant and probably most of the time were wetter than the cars that they were washing.

and to Chris H thank you for the photos

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Tomorrow, Kids Car Wash

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With thanks to all who helped make the event so fantastic. Revd Andy Larkin

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Lots more photos on Facebook

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Let there be Light

Let there be light

29th April, 10am – 11.30am
Tissington Village Hall

BOAT MAKING
We will be making and sailing boats and thinking about prayer, along with the usual games. Children will be offered a snack during the session. Booking essential as places are limited. Let There Be Light is suitable for pre school & primary aged children.

Download your origami boat invite here and try out your boat making skills! Click here to read about past “Let there be Light” events.

RSVP Tracey Fentem – 07772 758470 – tracey@peakfive.org

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A huge thank you to everyone who supported this evening. We hope you enjoyed it as much as we did. We raised a whopping £350 for Childreach International and Heather has reached the target set for the sponsored climb. So watch out for news of whether she makes it to the top, and her impressions of her visit to one of the schools in Tanzania funded by this charity.    Sue, Mike and Heather H.

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Let There Be Light!

Let there be light

29th April, 10am – 11.30am
Tissington Village Hall

BOAT MAKING
We will be making and sailing boats and thinking about prayer, along with the usual games. Children will be offered a snack during the session. Booking essential as places are limited. Let There Be Light is suitable for pre school & primary aged children.

Download your origami boat invite here and try out your boat making skills!  Click here to read about past “Let there be Light” events.

RSVP Tracey Fentem – 07772 758470 -  tracey@peakfive.org

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Swiss Raclette Evening

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School Newsletter 13

Have a good Easter holiday

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