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Hill & Valley Parish Magazine serving Hurstbourne Priors , Longparish , St Mary Bourne & Woodcott October 2009 Fête results Patrick Beresford, in his last year THE HAMPSHIRE ART FAIR as Fête organiser, reported a 7th – 13th OCTOBER, 2009 profit of £6300, thanks to better weather and the hard work of all The Hampshire Art Fair, now in its fifth year, has those who contributed. £5000 moved to Norman Court Farm, Upper Clatford, nr will be shared equally between Andover, SP11 7HB. the Village Hall and the Church. The remainder will be retained for any further costs this year, (including over £800 still outstanding for the new We will be exhibiting exciting work from over 50 tents, shown in the photos,) and for start-up expenses artists with a diverse selection, ranging from the next year. He thanked Mr & Mrs Woodhouse for hosting traditional to the more contemporary. Paintings and the Fête at Longparish House sculpture will be intermingled with some beautiful and all those who attended, ran pieces of furniture and ceramics. stalls, sold tickets and helped with setting up and clearing. Also new for this year, we are offering two painting Detailed results and pictures courses (watercolour and pastel). Please see our are on the website website for further information, including opening www.longparish.org.uk . times and directions - www.hampshireartfair.co.uk . Patrick has done a great job in organising the last three The Hampshire Art Fair is supporting Naomi House. fêtes. Tom Bremridge has kindly agreed to take over as Fête organiser for the next three years. …………………………………………… Longparish Birds Winners of the Fête Grand Draw In the last 50 years the birds of Longparish have st 1 £250 Chris Leaves changed slightly. 50 years ago snipe and redshank 2nd TV Robert Charlton rd nested in the water meadows, lapwings were 3 Cricketers meal for 2 Smallwood common on the farms, and wood pigeons were in 4th Vitacress voucher Lloyd Davies th flocks of thousands. Now swifts, swallows and 5 Window Cleaning D.A.Hill 6th Robinson’s mixed grill Smithy house martins are probably down in numbers by at 7th Serenity Deane least 50%. The once common starling is getting less 8th Cushions Hegren and less. The ups we have now are little egrets, 9th Hobbs Hairdressers J.Gould buzzards and red kites and a lot of collared doves. 10 th Mosaique Beauty Eila 11 th Bottle of Pimms Nelson While on my buggie on 8th September at Pig th 12 Biscuits jar & cookies Slater Bridge I saw 2-300 swallows 13 th Chocolates Sandie Eley th heading south. They seem to 14 Case of wine Tom Bembridge be leaving earlier, perhaps they 15 th Port & cheese Ron Burnett are trying to tell us something! Once again I would like to say a big thank you to everyone who sold tickets for the Grand Draw before and It’s now getting to that time of on the day and congratulations to all our winners! year to give your bird table and feeders a good Jan West. clean and fill for the autumn and winter. If there are any questions you would like to LONGPARISH GARDENING CLUB ask me about birds please e-mail me Tuesday October 27 th at 7pm [email protected] Chris Bowman in Longparish Village Hall An illustrated talk by Graham Darrah on Some Good Garden Trees Harvest Festival We will be decorating the church Raffle as usual for Harvest Festival on Everyone welcome (£3.00 to non-members) Saturday October 3 rd , starting Please let us know if you would like to come at 9.30am. Please come to help Rosie Lowry 01264720325 or Julian Curl and bring donations of flowers, 01264720548 fruit and vegetables. If you have any of these you or [email protected] . would like to donate they can be left at the church or Next meeting Tuesday 24 th November with me. Many thanks. Wildlife Gardening by David Beeson Eila Chamberlen 720691 1 Hill & Valley Parish Magazine serving Hurstbourne Priors , Longparish , St Mary Bourne & Woodcott October 2009 NEWS FROM TESTBOURNE CCChurchyardChurchyard Autumn ClearClear----upupupup th This will be on Saturday October 24 between The new school year got off to a really positive start, 10am and 12 noon. Please come to help. helped by our best ever examination results, uplifting Bring saws, pruners, rakes etc. new décor, a bumper new Year Seven group – and Have fun with a bonfire. sunny weather too. Coffee & biscuits provided RECORD BREAKING EXAM RESULTS There is a lot more to education than just exams but Longparish School News results day is nonetheless always a nervous time for Triathlon pupils and staff alike. We were, therefore, relieved and At the end of last term, 18 children took part in the delighted when the provisional figures coming down the Andover Triathlon, this was by far the largest contingent line showed 81% of our pupils had achieved 5+ A*-C from any school. We had fantastic feedback from the grade GCSEs (and 66% including English and Maths). organisers, who commented on their wonderful team This is the first time we have cracked the 80% barrier spirit, how well behaved they were and their and both figures exceeded challenging targets based on sportsmanship as they cheered on and the pupils’ attainment when they joined us in Year 7. The boys also did themselves proud – reversing national trends and doing just as well as the girls and even slightly better for 5 A*-C grades with English and Maths. The year group always showed great promise but did even better than expected. Congratulations are due to pupils, staff and parents who contributed to this success. AN INVITATION TO OPEN EVENING Our Open Evening for prospective new pupils and their parents is on Thursday October 1 st from 6.30 to 8.30, encouraged children from other organisations. Katy with Open Mornings the following week. All are welcome Evans was first in her age group and Matthieu Rident to join us on the evening or to phone school reception on was second for his age group. Congratulations to them 01256 892061 to book a guided tour. all! We would like to thank Mr Gould and Mr Roberts for their training input. FUN BEYOND THE CLASSROOM Music Our new team of prefects organised their first event one We have an exciting new initiative this year, when all lunchtime near the start of term - an activities Fun Fair. children, from Years 1 to 6, will enjoy weekly lessons There were stalls promoting all the extra-curricular learning a different style of music each term. These will activities to give pupils a chance to find out more and be delivered by staff from Hampshire Music and this term sign up. They were able to choose from a huge range – they will be learning to play Samba. Each term will ranging from chess, the climbing wall, swing band and culminate in concerts for which you are welcome to join orchestra through to a host of sporting clubs and teams. us. UGANDA BOUND Admissions On October 16 th (at some unearthly hour in the It is that time of year again, when parents of children who st morning!) I shall be joining the third group of Testbourne will be 4 before 1 September 2010 need to start thinking pupils to visit our twin school in Uganda. The team have about selecting their preferred schools for their child’s worked really hard to prepare for this trip of a lifetime and education. We are holding Open Days on the morning of th th we shall look forward to bringing you news of our Tuesday 13 October and the afternoon of Thursday 5 adventures. November in order for parents to see the school and Hilary Jackson meet the pupils and staff. The closing date for this year’s Headteacher applications is midday on Friday 20 th November. If you would like any further information regarding this process, please do not hesitate to contact the Admin Office on 01264 720317. New Church Guide Senior Citizens Canon Martin Coppen has We are looking forward to welcoming our Senior Citizens written and produced a new, back for our monthly lunches together. If you know colour edition of the Guide anyone who may be interested in joining us for these to St Nicholas’ Church events, please do contact the school so that we can give which has just been you more information. The dates for this term are: 20 th th th published and is available October, 24 November and 16 December (Christmas in the Church, price £2. Lunch). The cost is £2.30 for two courses. The children look forward to these lunches and the opportunity to converse with other members of the community. 2 Hill & Valley Parish Magazine serving Hurstbourne Priors , Longparish , St Mary Bourne & Woodcott October 2009 Longparish Parish Council The line of the fence: The fence does not enclose the whole of the causeway and the HCC expert had There were more members of the public at the advised on the day of the meeting that, “fencing September meeting than have attended for a long should not encroach on any part of a path that the time. Before the formal business there was an public has been using for in excess of 20 years”. open forum which spent an hour on each of two On a show of hands over 10 of those present topics – the TVBC review of settlement boundaries indicated that they were prepared to give evidence in villages and the fencing of footpath 11. Each that they had used a greater width for over 20 topic was introduced by an expert speaker who years.
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