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Sticklepath and Belstone School Charity - Grant Applications Applications for financial support are invited from young people, aged under 25 years, who live in the parishes of Belstone and Sticklepath. The objective of the Charity is "To promote the education (including social and physical training) of persons who are under the age of 25". Eligible people, or organisations, can apply to the Charity for a grant to help with the expenses of items which meet the objectives of the Charity. Grants have previously been approved for music lessons and sport/dance training fees, but the Charity will consider all appropriate areas of educational expenditure. Applications can be made by such residents regardless of their, or their family's, financial circumstances. Applications must be made by 31 March 2019 by way of an application form which can be obtained from the Clerk. Please contact Lois Rowlands on 01837 840367 or email loisneil98@john- lewis.com to request a form or for further information. The application should be made by the applicant themselves, rather than their parents, where this is appropriate, and should be for future costs to be incurred. South Tawton Charities. Charity no. 204259 Contact details
Financial help given to those in need within the parish. What the charity does
Denbrook Community Fund Den Brook Wind Farm will provide a Community Benefit Fund of £36,000 per year, index linked, to support local social and environmental projects. The Community Benefit Fund is part of a community benefits package totalling £90,000 per year. The Den Brook Community Committee is made up of representatives from the parish/town councils of Bow, Spreyton, Zeal Monachorum, South Tawton and North Tawton. They will administer the Fund and make decisions about which local projects to support. The first payment was made in summer 2017. The fund is now open for applications. Please contact Fund Administrator, Stephen Webb, by emailing [email protected] or by post c/o North Tawton Council Office, 14a The Square, North Tawton EX20 2EP for guidance notes and an application form. Yeo Bequest Charity no. 204578 Contact details
Grants to organisations for charitable purposes also voluntary bodies, young people, religious activities, sport or recreation, or educational training. What the charity does
BooksForTopics: Branching Out Booklists
Looking for book recommendations for children who have been hooked in by a particular series or author and are ready to branch out? From Harry Potter and Tom Gates to Rainbow Magic and The Worst Witch, we've got you covered with our Branching Out booklists and free, printable display posters. www.booksfortopics.com Head on over to the School Games website to find out how you can become involved in their Active Championships. The latest challenge is to film yourself doing your best triple jump, upload it using the TopYa Active app and receive feedback from a virtual coach. All the information for how to sign up and download the app can be found on the School Games website (link above). How far can you jump? Just a reminder of some sites providing free educational activities which you may find useful at home:
Reading and phonics
Mathematics
In our survey, some of you suggested that it might be good to have a day of different activities where pupils can do something different to the maths and English. There is no expectation that you have to stick to the daily maths and English lessons; we really want the home learning experience to be positive for families. I have gathered some new resources which I have been sent and have collated them below for you to try at home:
Chicken wire sculptures Free learning resources from UK zoos Online escape adventures The Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra invited school children to create rainbows to accompany their video arrangement of Over the Rainbow which is dedicated to the NHS. Tegan (Year 6) created a beautiful rainbow and submitted it to be considered. They must have loved it, as her rainbow was one of those chosen! Click on the link to here to watch the full video and see if you can spot Tegan and her rainbow.  Cookery Club for Year 1 pupils is happening at home. The recipe for jam tarts has been sent to children and here is Reuben with his video and finished tasty treats. Don't forget you can also make other things we have learnt in cookery club such as apple crumble, biscuits, pizza and scones.  |
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CONTACT
South Tawton Primary School, Tawton Lane, South Zeal, Okehampton, Devon, EX20 2LG Tel: 01837 840242 Email: [email protected] |
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