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Achievements Outside of School
Congratulations to Carynn for achieving her 75 metre Swimming Award
Summer received a Blue Peter Badge for taking part in Young Voices
Congratulations to Ellie B. for achieving her 50 metre swimming award.
On Saturday 15 October William & Jett took part with their fellow Strikeforce U7’s team members in the Faversham & District Youth Football League Festival. They played Deal Town U7’s, Dover Town U7’s & Whitstable Town U7’s and won the festival in a nail biting final match against Whitstable Town that finished 3-1 after a penalty shoot out!
Owen celebrating his team's win at the Football Tournament
Cody and Noah have raised £320 for Demelza Children’s Hospice and completed a 5k Bubble Rush at Mote Park this weekend. It was a sweltering hot day but they had a blast and are so pleased with their sponsorship money going to a worthwhile and important cause.
Rosie cooking Anglo Saxon oat cakes
Ruby entered a competition to design a robot that could help with every day jobs and came runner up in her age category. Well Done!
During the Christmas holidays, Grace and Joe delivered a hamper to the Pilgrims’ Hospice in Canterbury, who provide end of life care and support to patients and their families. The hamper went to a family who was unfortunately requiring the services of the hospice’s community nurses at home over the festive period. Grace and Joe said they hope they “brought moment of joy to a family having a tough Christmas”.
Owen and his legendary baking skills
Cody and Noah (Willow and Acorn classes) held a 'Christmas Crafternoon' charity event on Saturday at Eastling Village Hall to raise money for Mind charity. They took along 84 children's craft kits for their friends and family to make, created 'positivity colouring sheets' for their friends, and held a Christmas Book Sale in the hall for donations too. They raised £735 for Mind.
Owen made a Children in Need T-Shirt
Emily came first out of 50 children in the 25m breaststroke sprints at her swim school, winning a gold medal.
Frankie completed Race for Life raising a total of £231 in the process, and making her Mum very proud.
The Wild Class Room Crew helping out at Belmont Woodfest
