Archive for the ‘Wakes’ Category

All the fun of the fair

Preparations for Wakes continue a pace.  Think of those working hard to prepare our fun.


The fair moved onto the Green on Monday & Tuesday, fortunately the ground is a bit more solid this year.

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Parwich Strongest Man

Many thanks Tracy for this poster

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 Click here to access the full Official 2008 Wakes Programme as a pdf

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If you have any prizes suitable for the Parwich School PTA Tombola (for both adults and children) at the Wakes Saturday Market (28th June) can you give them to Denise Ball or take them to Parwich Primary School before 3-30pm Thursday 26th June.  (Please, leave them in the School porch with a note indicating they are for the Tombola.)

 Click here to access the full Official 2008 Wakes Programme as a pdf

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Guess my name

This fine doll has been made by a Parwich resident to raise money for Memorial Hall.  If you want a chance at winning her you must come along to the Wakes Saturday Market and guess her name.

 

 Click here to access the full Official 2008 Wakes Programme as a pdf

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Marshals wanted for the Odd Fellows Parade on Wakes Saturday (28th June).  Two or ideally three people are required to help control the traffic during the Parade on the Saturday morning, which starts at 9-45am at the Sycamore Inn.

 
The Parade as it was about 100 years ago

If you can help please ring Mick Edge (tel. 461), so he can meet up with you in advance to go over the route.

 Click here to access the full Official 2008 Wakes Programme as a pdf

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Parwich Primary School

 

News 35: 20 June 2008

 

Dear Parents,

Many thanks to the Year 6 parents for their very generous donation to our school library project, the money will go towards books chosen by school council and year 6 children.

Photographs Reminder

Please ensure all photograph orders are returned by Monday 23 June.

Year 6 parents – parents have suggested purchasing the Year 6 photo on disc, please see Mrs Barker if you are interested.

New School Logo Winner!
A winner has been voted for by you! An announcement will be made in assembly on Monday. Prizes will be awarded to all those who took part.

KS2 Spelling Bee Fundraiser / Coffee Morning
The spelling Bee went well this morning and everyone enjoyed themselves. The Coffee Morning and Cake Sale were a great success; £90.00 was raised for the school fund. Thank you.

KS1 Sponsored Spell
The KS1 children have done their sponsored spell this morning. They will be bringing their completed sponsor forms home and we would please ask for all monies to be returned to the school by Thursday 26 June.

PTA Tombola Reminder
Please send any donations suitable as tombola prizes either into school or to Denise Ball by Thursday 26 June ready for Wakes Week – Saturday 28 June. Thanks.

KS2 Trip to Chatsworth
Please send any outstanding trip money to school ASAP – thank you.

Parwich Horticultural Society
Parwich Open Gardens and Children’s Horticultural Show is taking place on Sunday 22 June from 2 – 6pm. If your child has any items to enter into the Horticultural Show please make sure they are registered at the Village Hall between 9 – 11.30am. Any queries please contact Ann Beach on tel. 580.

A big thank you to Denise, Alison, Nia and Ben for their hard work in the school garden getting it ready for the Open Gardens.

Garden Helpers
Meeting at school on Tuesday 24 June at 3.45pm – everyone welcome.

KS2 Readers
Please can you spare 15 – 20 minutes in a morning to help hear readers, starting at 8.45am?

Please sign and return the slip indicating the day/s you are available.

Best wishes
Caroline Rodgers
Headteacher

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KS2 Readers

Name (capitals): ………………………………………………………….

I am available to hear KS2 read on: 

  • Monday
  • Tuesday
  • Wednesday
  • Thursday
  • Friday

Signed: …………………………………………..  Date: ………………….

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This week’s Ashbourne Telegraph

Local news features more this week in the Ashbourne News Telegraph with a stunning photo on the cover of a crashed car (although it perhaps panders to the voyeur in us it is a very good photo, hopefully the driver makes a fully recovery).

Stories that might be of interest to our readers include:

  1. The controversy over the proposed wind farm on Carsington Pastures continues. p.2
  2. A feature on Bradbourne Mill‘s conversion to houses and on the restoration of water wheels and part of the mill workings. p.6
  3. More sightings and a photo of a paw print of the Carsington/Ashbourne big cat. It has not been seen in our immediate area for several years that we know of; however, put up comments about any other sightings. p.7
  4. Drop in levels of reported crime in the Ashbourne Division, which presumably includes our area. p.9
  5. A whole page feature on Parwich Open Gardens (22nd June)with a photo of Pool Croft garden (though the photo of David & Christine’s garden is mentioned in the caption it seems to have fallen of the page), Wakes Week (28th June to 4th July) and the Flower Festival in St. Peter’s (4th to 6th July). So a busy couple of weeks ahead. p.20
  6. The successful Planning Appeal to keep the roadside windows of Church Cottage garden room, along with a splendid photo of Lynette. p.30
  7. A Public Notice from the Secretary of State for Transport for ‘the stopping up of a length of highway 35 metres in length on the B5056 at Bradbourne Mill‘. Copies of the draft order and plan may be viewed at Ashbourne Library for 28 days beginning on 18th June 2008. If anyone understands what ‘stopping up’ is, please let us know. p.47
  8. Summary of season statistics for Ashbourne Town Darts, including mention of our local teams. p.53
  9. Summer Football, including the results of Biggin’s two recent matches. p.54

As always let us know if we have missed anything.

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Although there are a number of stalls planned for the market on the Green on Wakes Saturday (from 11am onwards, Saturday 28th June 2008), there is still room for more.  Individuals or local groups interested in running a stall should contact the Carnival and Recreation Committee (phone Barbara L on tel 279).

It is a great opportunity for local groups to promote themselves and to undertake fund raising activities, or for crafts folk to sell their wares, or for whatever you can think of (as long as it is legal and not indecent).

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