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Sports
activity 31st July 2007 for Primary age children led by
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The Fun-Bus “B-Team”
was at Newborough primary school on 17.02.03.
In the morning
there were craft activities, primarily mask making, using
sheets of cardboard, but, as inspiration blossomed, other
artefacts appeared, culminating in a simple but effective
hobby horse. 34 children attended ranging in age from 4
to 16.
Thanks to a well-designed form produced by Llinos Hughes,
volunteers were able to canvass and list parent helpers
for future activities
The afternoon was devoted to circus skills ranging from
making juggles by inserting bags of rice into balloons to
dressing up as clowns, stilt walking and mono-cycle riding.
The most popular items were 2 mini-cycles. Numbers for the
afternoon session rose to 44, with the attendance of a larger
group of teenagers who felt rather outnumbered by the juniors,
but it proved an excellent opportunity for Nia to take them
aside and recruit their future involvement and cooperation
as group leaders and helpers. They proved very keen to become
involved and already had potential fund-raising projects
to propose.
Report by Liz
Webb.
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The
craft workshop
Supported by Cymorth - Open
access play grant
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A
Christmas Craft Workshop was held in Newborough School
on Saturday 9 December.
This
was held by popular request following the very successful
workshop in the Summer. Criw Niwbwrch volunteers, led
by Nia, were supported by Kerry Singleton, to all of whom,
many thanks. The children made Christmas cards, calendars
and table decorations based on natural materials, and
the quality of most of the products was amazing.
Chocolate
Yule logs, biscuits and soft drinks disappeared like lightning
after a morning of intense concentration.
(report
& pictures by Liz Webb)
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Report
of visit to Plas-y-Brenin on Thursday 2nd November 2006
Plas-y-Brenin
(The National Mountain Centre) Capel Curig
Adventure
Day for year 7 upwards. Free of charge.
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Cymorth - Open
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18 children from
Newborough accompanied by Glenys and Chris spent a very successful
day at Plas-y-Brenin with beautiful autumn weather adding to
the enjoyment
Click on images below
for larger picture and then close with an 'X'
Building site
safety competition (Newborough School)
A big ''thank
you'' to all those that took part.
Presentation
of prizes by Chris at morning assembly on 19th Oct.
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picture to enlarge then X
to close)
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Lowri
9-10 years |
Stacey
9-10 years |
Stacey
9-10 years |
Sophie
8 years |
Ffion
6-7 years |
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Lois
6-7 years |
Charlotte
6-7 years |
Benn
6-7 years |
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Benn
6-7 years |
Sam
6-7 years |
Arwel
6-7 years |
Timothy
9-10 years |
Liam
9-10 years |
