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October 2013
Photography/Lighting by Chris
JUDGING
11.30am—1.30pm
EXHIBITION
FROM 2pm
REFRESHMENTS
ON SALE
THE THIRD CLOVER HILL
ARTS EXHIBITION AND COMPETITION
SATURDAY 12TH OCTOBER AT CLOVER HILL VILLAGE HALL
CATEGORIES
* PHOTOGRAPHY – prints to be A4 size
* PAINTING AND DRAWING – maximum size A3
* KNITTING & CROCHET
* QUILTING, PATCHWORK & APPLIQUE
* EMBROIDERY, CROSS STITCH, NEEDLEPOINT & TAPESTRY
The entries will be judged by professionals and those experienced in the arts and there will be an exhibition of all of the entries.
Cash prizes
ENTRY FORMS WITH DETAILS OF AGE GROUPS AND ENTRY FEES
See centre pages or from Christine: email [email protected]
1 Walcot Close, Clover Hill, Bowthorpe Tel or text 07867 590087
or Web site www.cloverhillvillagehall.com
You may enter only one piece of work per category, but you may enter something in as many categories as you like.
PLEASE BRING YOUR WORK TO THE VILLAGE HALL
BETWEEN 10.00 & 11.30am
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In celebrating the Black History Month 2013, Society Alive (SA) will be celebrating the life and times of Dr. Tai Solarin. Dr Solarin who was born to Nigerian parents was Nigeria’s leading civil right activist, educator and author. He was educated in Nigeria and England and was married to his English born wife Sheila. We at Society Alive have chosen to celebrate Tai Solarin because of the great similarities between his works and some of our objectives of encouraging children, young people and members of
our community towards higher education.
Date of celebration is 18th October, 2013
Venue is the Clover Hill Village Hall, Bowthorpe (opposite Humbleyard)
Time: 7-9pm.
Come and enjoy an evening of talk, relation and fun. There will be
refreshment and music.
Local Democracy Week:14th -18th October 2013 City Hall tours
We are offering free tours of City Hall during Local Democracy Week to groups from minority communities / communities of interest. We can accommodate up to 20 young people/ adults. City Hall and the tour are accessible - those with special access needs are very welcome. The tour can last up to 2 hours and includes a behind the scenes look at Customer Contact Area, some history of the building, an overview of what the Council does and how it works. It's also an opportunity to meet Council staff and Councillors. We can also tailor make the tour
according to your group's needs or interests.
For more information and to book a tour please contact Lydia Martin [email protected] 07747460441
Direct Line: 07747460441 Email: [email protected]
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NOTICE BOARD
Your Policing Team will be at the Wendene shops on
19th October between 12 and 2pm. We invite you all to
come along and share your concerns with us. See page 6.
HOLIDAY AT HOME
We would like to thank
Roger and the Holiday at
Home team for the lovely day
out we had at Southwold.
From Joyce, Liz and Mary
(from Seabrook Court).
Donation of bird feeders and bird food requested by Bowthorpe Heritage Group for the Community Garden. Please tel. Adrian 07765 350 383 or Veronica 01603 749280
Bulbs also needed. Bring them or come and help plant
them on Sunday October 20th 2—4pm .Thank you
COMMUNITY ACTION IN BOWTHORPE
Beverley Rushbrook is the newly appointed Community Agent for Bowthorpe. She lives in the Area. Her post is funded for 18 months by Living Well in the Community Fund. She aims to encourage local services & community groups to engage with older people
Beverley has been very busy during the six week School Holiday organising and delivering her first Intergenerational Community Project funded by Youth Advisory Board and Age UK Norwich. Beverley and her team of youth workers recruited 32 young people from the area to work with 7 older people from Alnwick Court. The older and younger generations created a display board and a memory bench featuring photographs of their time together. This project has broken down barriers of fear misconception, attitude and misunderstanding by both generations.
St Michael and All Angels Ruin Trust
thanks our local branch of the Norwich and Peterborough
Building Society
for their grant of £250. This enabled urgent repairs to the East Window of
the Ruin to take place at the end of August this year.
New bird-
feeding station
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Brian Lamont, Humbleyard, Clover Hill
Bowthorpe: First Impressions (and second thoughts)
Before I moved to Bowthorpe, I searched the area on Google’s maps, street
view and even images from satellites in space, but appeared to find nothing more than a mass of residential housing, apparently isolated among acres
of unclaimed wilderness. I later discovered a maze of interconnecting
pathways that, if I had known where they led, would have saved me hours
walking home by road. However, I soon discovered that Bowthorpe is
conveniently situated on the main routes to Norwich city centre, the
University of East Anglia and the Norfolk and Norwich Hospital.
Many older and foreign students are choosing Bowthorpe as a more
affordable alternative to accommodation in the Golden Triangle, and they can find themselves living even closer to the UEA than others from the
more traditional student areas.
For those working at the NNH, Bowthorpe might not be their initial choice of residence, as it is well beyond practical walking distance from the
hospital. Even so, the regular First Norwich bus service, which diligently
navigates its way throughout almost the entire area, does eventually drop
you at the door.
Bowthorpe may not appear to be steeped in the same amount of history as
the centre of Norwich, as very little of the original village remains.
Nevertheless, Bowthorpe’s Heritage Trail illustrates a fascinating and long-
established community that pre-dates the Roman era and is even
mentioned in Doomsday Book.
When I first told friends and colleagues that I was moving to Bowthorpe, I
received many raised eyebrows and discerning glances. However, the more people that I meet from this welcoming, functional and unique area, the
more I have found to prove them wrong.
Many thanks to the Community Action Youth Workers Brian, Claire Francis, Kelly Mallett and Elizabeth Hirst. Thank you to Mow and Grow for donating the building.
This has changed my view of Older people.I always used to think they were boring.
But after meeting them I now know that they are interesting (Phunziro age 11)
I really enjoyed all of the youth group because I liked that we were getting involved
in lots of different things. (Jade Syer age 14)
Very well organised and fantastic atmosphere Especially love how the young peo-
ple interact confidently with Adults (resident of Alnwick Court).
If You would like to link with the Community Action Youth Project please contact Beverley Rushbook on 07747667540 or email [email protected]
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Bowthorpe Police Station Norfolk Constabulary Wendene Norwich NR5 9HA non emergency Tel: 101 [email protected]
Pc 591 Andy Tomlinson
.Your Policing Team will be at the Wendene shops on 19th October between 12 and 2pm. We invite you all to come along and share your concerns with us. We will be available to answer any questions or listen to any problems. Or just come along to say hello and share any general information about activities in the neighbourhood. We are always happy to see you and we want to know what concerns you feel we should be
prioritising to improve the neighbourhood.
At the moment I have identified three main priorities:
My team have continued their good work on identifying people responsible for fly tipping and we have dealt with one resident for recently dumping bags of rubbish on Cloverhill. We are also working closely with the council to remove any items abandoned to keep our parks and streets cleaner and more pleasant for all
residents.
My team have continued to address the motorists in Bowthorpe who break the law. I appreciate that this is an ongoing concern and we will be visibly more present on the main roads and bus lanes in the next few weeks. I remind you all to consider your parking, particularly outside schools. So far we have stopped numerous drivers contravening the bus lanes and we have stopped motorists found with no insurance, MOT or simply speeding on our streets.
We will be doing more of this.
We are targeting the anti-social behaviour resulting from street drinking and drug use. In the last few days I have led searches on addresses and I have arrested a person suspected of being
involved in the supply of drugs.
I would like to repeat that the amount of crime in Bowthorpe is still low. It is a nice place. This is because of the real sense of community we have. We will work hard to keep it this way as we are fully committed to working with you. Please keep the information coming. You can contact us by dialling 101 or through crime stoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111. It is with your continued support that we can make Bowthorpe one of the safest
areas of Norwich in which to live.
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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
Harvest Harvest Festivals began in 1843, when the Reverend Robert Hawker
invited parishioners to a special thanksgiving service at his church at
Morwenstow in Cornwall. Ever since churches have been decorated with
home-grown produce at the Harvest Festival service. Yet as British people
have come to rely less heavily on home-grown produce, there has been a
shift in emphasis in many Harvest Festival celebrations. Increasingly,
churches have linked Harvest with an awareness of and concern for
people in the developing world.
This year St. Michael’s Junior School, Clover Hill Infant School and Bowthorpe Church are raising money for WaterAid. WaterAid works in 27 countries around the world providing safe water, sanitation and hygiene products to some of the world’s poorest people. Diseases caused by dirty water kill more people each year than AIDS, malaria and measles combined. If you would like to give a donation, their website is www.wateraid.org/uk. People in this country in desperate need also need our help. Here in Norwich St. Martin’s Housing trust and other charities help those who are homeless. Norwich Food Bank provides emergency help to those who do not know where their next meal is coming from. At this year’s Harvest service at Bowthorpe Church at 10.30am on Sunday 6th October we will not only be raising money for WaterAid but we will also be giving our dried and tinned produce to Norwich Food Bank. But whether you can give or not, I would like you to take five minutes and consider what you are thankful for. In these tight economic times we can be so focussed on what we haven’t got that we forget what we have got , and let’s be thankful. Until next month,
Revd Mark Elvin
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R.I.P.
James John Anderson
(known as John)
on 7th August
aged 85
ANNUAL BEREAVEMENT SERVICE
SUNDAY NOV. 3rd 3pm Bowthorpe church
All welcome.
If you would like the name of your loved one read out, please contact
the church on 01603 749614
Or Sally on 01603 745698
Weddings
September 14th of Philip Smith
and Judith Crockford
in Loddon
H a r v e s t F e s t i v a l
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Bowthorpe WI
On Monday September 2nd the WI had a very informative & entertaining
talk from Ian Sadler on the importance of looking after your feet. I'm sure
none of us will take our feet for granted again!
This month, October 7th, there will be a cookery demonstration by Anita
Morton. Anyone who is interested in cooking is very welcome. The meeting
starts at 7.30. and is held in the Chapel BreakVillage Hall.
On October 21st we are holding an Autumn Supper. There will be a 2
course light meal and Elizabeth Scott will be talking to us about Blickling
Hall. She has the reputation for being a very good speaker so it should be a
very enjoyable
evening. The cost is
only £6.
If you would like to join
us for the evening you
will be made very
welcome, so why not
come along.
To get your tickets
send cheque, made
payable to Bowthorpe
WI. To Mrs Sue Birrell ,
17 Howlett Drive NR5
9BZ with S.A.E
We hope to see you
there!
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Funky Fitness Bowthorpe
Cloverhill Village Hall, Humble Yard
The Community Group is every Thursday
£1 per person £3.50 fix per family Free Refreshments
Thurs 10th October
Halloween theme WK1 10 – 11.30am
Create carnival costumes, streamers, lanterns and oversized wings. Charlie Chimp will be leading some spooky dance routines This Week Please can you donate prizes for the forth coming tombola
Thurs 17th October Halloween theme WK2 10 – 11.30am
Create carnival costumes, streamers, lanterns and oversized wings. Charlie Chimp will be leading some spooky dance routines . This Week Please can you donate prizes for the forth coming tombola.
Thurs 24th October Fancy dress Halloween Party 10 – 11.30am
Bring and share Party food. The Best Dish will win a prize. Tombola £1 a strip. Charlie Chimp will be leading some spooky dance routines. Make Halloween decorations. Party games and dancing with Charlie Chimp. Certificates for best dressed boy and girl Please bring some change for our Tombola all money raised will buy more Art Equip-ment and Materials
Half Term Thursday 31st October Family Fundraiser Halloween Morning 10am - 12am
Party and Show £1 per person Enter our Pumpkin Carving Competition £1, Win a Cash Prize Fancy dress competition, Hot dogs 50p & £1, Raffle, Party Games and Disco
Halloween Evening 7pm Carnival Parade is at the castle museum around 7pm letters will follow Show off your Costumes . Enter the Pumpkin Carving Competition 10am Please bring it ready to display on the day. Please pay £1 to enter on the door.
Thursday 7th November Firework theme
Please bring empty toilet roll holders as the group are making rockets 10 – 11.30am This week enjoy a hot Chocolate with squirty cream and Kids can dance with Charlie Chimp .
Please like our Face book page funkyfitnessbowthorpe Contact Beverley Rushbrook on 07747667540 or
[email protected] for more information
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CLOVER HILL ARTS FESTIVAL
EXHIBITION AND COMPETITION
Saturday 12th October 2013
ENTRY FORM
Name: ………………………………………………
Age Group: ………………….
Address:
…………………………………………………………………………
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e-mail: ……………………………………………..
Telephone: ……………………………………….
CATEGORIES ENTERED – you may enter as many categories as
you
like but only one item per category
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CATEGORIES
PHOTOGRAPHY – prints to be A4 size
AGE GROUPS – UP TO 15 YEARS : 16YEARS AND OVER
PAINTING & DRAWING - maximum size A3
AGE GROUPS – UP TO 12 YEARS: 13 TO 18 YEARS: OVER 18 YEARS
KNITTING & CROCHET AGE GROUPS – UP TO 15 YEARS: 16 YEARS AND OVER
QUILTING, PATCHWORK & APPLIQUE
AGE GROUPS – UP TO 15 YEARS: 16 YEARS AND OVER
EMBROIDERY, CROSS STITCH, NEEDLEPOINT & TAPESTRY
AGE GROUPS – UP TO 15 YEARS: 16 YEARS AND OVER
Please put your name and age on the back of each item entered
Entry Fee: £ 1.00 per category entered. To be paid on exhibition day (12th October)
Please send entry forms to -
Christine Sexton, 1 Walcot Close, Clover Hill, Bowthorpe, Norwich, NR5 9AJ :
or email to [email protected] or post in letter box at Clover Hill Village Hall
PLEASE
TICK
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BOWTHORPE
HERITAGE GROUP COMMUNITY GARDEN
Contacts:
Madge 734767
Veronica 749280
Adrian 07765350383
Carol 474633 (evenings)
Sunday Help-days:
Oct. 6th & 20th
(bulb-planting on 20th)
November 3rd
Why not pop over and
give a hand or donate
bulbs, bird food or a
bird-feeder or two!
Congratulations to
Reuben Elvin and
Mollie Chilvers for
their sponsored
Water Aid Skate in
the Garden on 22/9
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ASHWELL COURT
Hello again everyone. Greetings from Ashwell Court. Well we did get some more lovely summer weather. Several of us (including Caroline) went on holiday and enjoyed lots of sunshine – which for once was everywhere. Unfortunately, changeable as ever, it is again very cold. Still I hope we shall enjoy another sunny, warm spell before Winter. At Ashwell Court we are still enjoying our weekly Bingo sessions and coffee mornings, also exercises twice a week, which keeps us on our toes! We have also had entertainment in the evenings. We had a visit from Michael and Helen, which is always enjoyable with their lively singing. We are also looking forward to another visit by Pat James. In September several of us went with Age Concern on a coach trip to Southwold which was very enjoyable.. Also we joined with Bradecroft on their Mystery Tour, which as always was lovely. We hope you all enjoy the rest of the summer. Cheerio for now, best wishes. Margaret
BRADECROFT
HELLO EVERYONE ,
QUITE A CHANGE IN THE WEATHER, SO I THINK WE MUST MAKE THE MOST OF THE FINE DAYS WE GET NOW. WELL HERE IN AUGUST WE HAD OUR BEETLE DRIVE, SEVERAL
PEOPLE ATTENDED.
WE HAVE HAD OUR QUIZ NIGHT ON THE 12TH OF SEPTEMBER. THEN WE LOOKED FORWARD TO OUR MYSTERY TOUR ON TUEDAY 17TH OF SEPTEMBER , SO I WILL TELL YOU ALL
ABOUT IT NEXT TIME,
SO TILL NEXT TIME KEEP HAPPY KEEP WELL
PAT
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ACORN FELLOWSHIP FOR THE OVER 50’s
Alternate Mondays 2.30 Bowthorpe Church
Oct.14th speaker from PACT Animal sanctuary
Oct. 28th Shoeboxes
A special occasion, want a party!
Need to hold a meeting!
Chapelbreak Village Hall
Harpsfield, Chapelbreak
Large or small room for hire
(very competitive rates)
Bar available for extra charge.
For more details
contact Veronica on 731188.
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THE NORWICH ELECTRONIC
ORGAN & KEYBOARD CLUB
We meet on the last Tuesday of every month at Drayton Village Hall,.. . 7.30pm £6.00 at the door.
Tuesday October
29th – Mark
Thompson, UK and
international
electronic and
theatre organist,
playing Yamaha
EL90.
Martin Drake,Chairman 01603 745544
Memory Share
Do you remember when……? Costessey li-brary on Breckland Road invite you to join them for a new reminiscence coffee morning which will be held once a month on a Monday morning. You are invited to come along, ex-plore their collection of lovely books, old pho-tographs and special kits of memorabilia and share your memories over biscuits and a free cup of tea or coffee. A great chance to meet new people or get together with friends and enjoy the memories that come back to us as
we by handle objects from our shared past.
Sessions will take place on Monday 14 Octo-ber, Monday 11 November and Monday 9th
December from 10.30-11.30am.
For further information and to book a place, please call the library on 01603 742 669 or
pop in and speak to a member of staff.
Notices from neighbours
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Costessey and Bowthorpe District
Rainbows, Brownies and Guides.
Thanks to funding from DEFRA's
"The Big Tree Plant" scheme, we are able to offer free trees, and all you need to plant them, to local communities across East Anglia. If you know of a site which would benefit from having
some trees planted, we can supply everything else: - the trees themselves - most native species available, or fruit trees in limited numbers - canes and guards to protect them when they are young and vulnerable - depending on your location and when you want to plant the trees, we may be able to offer to lend you spades and other hand tools, or even some volunteers to help you plant them! If you think you might be interested, please contact me, first come first served. The total number of trees available is limited so we may not be able to give you all the trees you want this winter, but more will be available from autumn 2014. When you contact me I will then discuss your plans with you, to make sure that your site is suitable, and that we can provide the most appropriate trees. You will also need to produce evidence of landowner permission before the trees are finally delivered to you, and please take some before-and-after photos on the day of planting. I look forward to hearing you plans! Mark Webster.
Johanna Martin
Freelance Make Up Artist &
Face Painter
Tel 07814626126
Make Up Solutions for Any
Occasion
TV, Photo Shoots, Theatre,
Fashion, Proms
Weddings & Receptions
Fancy Dress & Children’s Parties,
Corporate Events
Festivals, Fetes & Fairs, Special
FX
A group of Guides from all over Norfolk went back in time to take part in the 5th annual 1940's Guide camp at Gressenhall Workhouse and Farm this Sumer. One of our Costessey Guides, Georgia, was lucky enough to be selected. During the week long camp the girls learnt how to put up bell tents, chop firewood, and live off rations. They enjoyed sewing and knitting lessons where they created their own 'make do & mend' badges. The girls were interviewed by a local news team about what they were most looking forward too - you may have spotted them on the television! To round the week off, the girls all dressed up in in their vintage tea dresses for a barn dance, before packing camp away until next years event. 1st Bowthorpe Brownies enjoyed trips out with Bowthorpe Beavers, Cubs and holiday club to Thetford forest and a day camp where we sang around
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The Raptor Trust I am always inspired when we attend events and school/educational talks at just how many misconceptions there are about our native birds of prey. Here are a few examples for you; The Cheetah is not the fastest animal in the world, in fact it must seem like a snails pace to a Peregrine Falcon! The only owls that go 'twit twoo' are Tawny owls and even then you usually have to have a pair to get the' twit' and the 'twoo'! The majority of our owls are not nocturnal! Female birds of prey are up to 1/3 larger than the males! And did you know we actually have up to twenty native birds or prey in the UK plus the odd visiting species? This is why one of The Raptor Trust's areas of work is Education, the other two being rehabilitation and conservation. We visit and do educational talks and can cater to almost any group including schools, youth clubs, photographic group (and the odd womens institute?) as well as attending events such as The Spring Fling and The Norfolk Show using our own captive bred birds of prey. We are a network of volunteers across Norfolk, (and some of Suffolk) with a helpline so that we can arrange to collect injured, ill or orphaned birds of prey. These are usually Little owls, Tawny owls, Barn owls and Kestrels with the odd Buzzard or Sparrowhawk, or sometimes we even get a rarer bird such as an Osprey, Hobby or Merlin. For example are you aware that in Bowthorpe there are a breeding pair of Sparrowhawks, Little owls, several pairs of Kestrels whose hunting territory includes Bowthorpe, and in neighbouring villages Tawny owls and even a breeding pair of Goshawks! For more information or to follow our work you can find us at; www.raptortrust.org.uk , on Facebook, via [email protected] or via our
injured bird helping on 07931423695
the campfire and yes had some s'mores!
1st Bowthorpe Rainbows enjoyed a day at Gorleston beach with Beavers & Cubs. the girls successfully managed to make the loudest squeals whilst paddling and enjoyed working in teams to see who could build the biggest sandcastle!
Becky
We are always ready to welcome new girls and helpers. For any enquiries please
contact Becky on Tel. 07990518373 or e mail [email protected] or Louise on 07921155235.
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but the rain held off, and the evening was glorious.
Over 80 people came along to join in our packed programme, starting with storytelling in the morning, with all the children listening enrapt to our storyteller, Ruth Bennett.
This was followed by ceilidh dancing, thanks to Chris Davis and his folk musician mates who clearly enjoyed themselves as much as everyone who took to the floor – or rather the much improved paved area in front of the Ruin.
Music-making, dancing and singing continued throughout the afternoon, fuelled by refreshments supplied by our indefatigable helpers, including Louise, Jenny, Jo, Paul, Freddie, Mark and Sally, with Chris ever helpful on the door.
More formally, a special thank you to Louise and Norwich City Council for helping us to get the Red Nose Day Community Cash. And to the West Norwich Lions for sponsoring our advert on the Bowthorpe News cover, featuring this year’s stunning innovation of the dramatic floodlighting of the Ruin, also masterminded by Chris Davis, whose guitar-playing helped make it such a magical evening.
Yet again our historic community hub came into its own, and thanks to the generous donations of those who came along we gained £280+ to help maintain and preserve this precious core of our heritage for the future.
Brenda Ferris DL,
Chair, Saint Michael and All Angels Ruin Trust
HERITAGE OPEN
DAY
Once again, this year, as Chair of the St Michael’s Ruin Trust I’d like to say a big thank you to every-one involved in making our recent Heritage Open Day such a great success.
The weather was more mixed than last year,
David George, a trainee at St. Michael’s Workshop, donated this magnificent cast of Noah for auction on the day. It is a replica of the roof boss in Norwich cathedral. It was made and given to the Workshop by Oliver Creed, and David painted it during the last year. THANK YOU DAVID!
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You are invited to
BOWTHORPE CHURCH
LIGHT PARTY
A fun party for families at Bowthorpe Church
on Thursday 31st October
from 4.30 — 7.00pm
Children over 5 can be registered
if parents can’t/don’t wish to stay
All the treats without the tricks! Come and join us
for fun, food, crafts, games & more!
Why not dress up as your
favourite hero or heroine?
For more information or to book a place
(50p per child)
phone the Church Office on 749614
Carto
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News from St Michael’s VA Junior School.
Sarah Claflin —
Senior Leader
Welcome back …
It has been such a pleasure to welcome the children back
to St Michaels after a hot summer break. All children and
staff are enjoying meeting the year threes and other new
arrivals in the school also!
Pledge Awards
This year St Michaels and
Cloverhill are launching ‘Pledge
Awards’. There will be three awards
which are available this year.
During the autumn term children will
be working for a bronze, silver or
gold ‘Community Award’. To achieve
this award they will be completing a
range of tasks which are linked to
taking an active role in the
community,
Let’s Grow! St Michaels will be
collecting Morrison’s ‘let’s grow’
vouchers this year. If you would like
to donate any vouchers,
please pop them in the box in
the school entrance hall.
Special Events
Year 6 — taking part in a mock Victorian trial at Guildhall.
Year 5 — a visit to Blickling Hall.
Year 4 — a trip to West Stow.
Year 3 — Walsingham visit.
We will also be raising money for Wateraid with a bake sale and taking part in the MacMillian coffee morning.
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An addition and an amendment to
Bowthorpe A to Z published last month.
BEAVERS Wednesdays Clover Hill Infant School 5.15 – 6.45.
boys and girls aged 5 and a half to 8 years
Free taster first time, then £20 per half term.
Contact Teresa Horton 0741497188
(This is in addition to the Monday Beavers)
SCOUTS Meet Fridays not Wednesdays, at Clover Hill
Infant School
Contact [email protected] 07833084362
ADVERTISERS — ARE YOU INTERESTED?
Last month ‘s colour cover, which was sponsored by the West
Norwich Lions, sparked a good deal of interest. One advertiser has
already offered to sponsor the Christmas cover in return for
reserving the back page for his own advert. If you are interested in
doing the same in a future edition, please enquire . See
contacts at top of page.
