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November 2019 November 2019

Paul Martin 07788 185048 NEWS FROM BERE REGIS

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PRIMARY AND PRE-SCHOOL
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Southbrook, Bere Regis, BH20 7DB 01929 471334
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Autumn
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 Consumer Unit (fuse Autumn is my favourite time of year. It is a time of change,
board) Replacement
reflection and expectation. For those of us who spend our
 Emergency call-out time in schools, it is also a time of fresh starts. It is filled with
Service excitement and anticipation for the festive treats that await
 Additions and us: harvest, bonfire night and Christmas. As the air gets a
Alterations to Existing little chilly, I can’t help but look forward to snug evenings in front of the fire and
Installations the joy of children in those precious weeks running up to Christmas.
 Portable Appliance As well as new school shoes, fresh
Testing haircuts and gleaming book bags,
the new school year has also seen
No VAT – Fully Insured
Part P Compliant our shiny new head teacher, Rachael
Free Estimates Brown, take up post. We have a
All Work Guaranteed brand new library, exciting curricular
developments and lots to look
forward to this year. The children
have settled brilliantly into their new
classes and are full of enthusiasm.
GARDENING CLUB
Inevitably, as we enter the second
half of the term, the glitter will be out and Christmas will be in full swing! This year,
Our Harvest Supper in October was a we would like to invite you to join us for some of our festive events.
huge success. About 40 people sat On Wednesday 18 December, we will hold a carol concert in the school hall
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down to a supper of baked potatoes, from 6pm. Members of the community are warmly invited to join us.
home cooked ham a variety of
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salads followed by a selection of On Monday 16 December, our year 3 and 4 class will set up some stalls in our
home cooked puddings. The evening was then concluded with a short talk by hall, with festive decorations and tasty treats for sale (we await the children’s
Mrs. Hilda Montgomery on her travels in India. designs to know exactly what will be up for grabs!). This will be the culmination of
their unit of work ‘Festive Enterprise’, during which they will learn to about money,
Remember the 5 November, it’s our November meeting. We are enjoying one including how to set a budget and calculate profit, as well as learning the skills to
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of our wild life talks with a talk called Roaming Free (New Forest Ponies) by create goods for sale. We would relish the support of members of the
Suzanne Kemp. This will be an excellent talk so it you are not doing fireworks that community. The sale will run from 2.45-3.15pm and any profits will feed back into
evening, come along at the Drax Hall all welcome.
school funds.
Our final talk of the year in December is about Charles Darwin and his famous Warmest wishes,
plants.
Kay Gibbs, Deputy Head Teacher

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