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Ruabon News Letter 281 08.07.2019 St.Mary's Church in Wales Primary School 1 Ruabon News Letter 281 08.07.2019 St.Mary's Church in Wales Primary School Nursery Class wearing their goggles just before the assembly with Miss Maymond, Mrs Jones and Mrs Cheetham. The Nursery Class at held a super Assembly in front of the whole school with many parents and friends. The theme was "Commotion in the Ocean," and the children enjoyed telling everyone about their “Under the Sea” topic. They all wore diving masks and held up different sea creatures they'd made and described them! The children enjoyed singing "Commotion in the Ocean," and when they sang ,"Baby Shark," the audience joined in with all the actions. The Service ended with a prayer and Deputy Head Teacher Mrs Hodkinson thanked all the Nursery Children and staff for a lovely assembly. Parents and friends were invited to stay for light refreshments. The Whole Assembly 2 Ysgol Rhiwabon Summer Open Celebration Evening Success Ysgol Rhiwabon was the place to be on June 27th for the Summer Open Celebration Evening. The level of interested primary school parents was very high, but the highlights of the evening were the numerous Parents and Grandparents who were being shown around the school but the Year 6 pupils eager to show what they had done and where they had been during their three day transition day programme. Mr Jamie Forman, Assistant Headteacher and Head of Transition, gave a presentation during the evening with its emphasis on the links to the local primary schools, hard work and examples of all the work achieved during the three days of transition. Mrs Ferron-Evans, Headteacher, said: ‘I am really pleased with how our Celebration Evening went. The level of interest shown in our school has been fantastic and I now looked forward to meeting our entire new intake again. ‘The website and app. reflect the historic links we have to the area and I’ve used this to show our strong community focus and how successful our students have been over time. I was delighted to be able to speak to so many parents and grandparents face to face during the evening; it really was a pleasure and I would like to thank everyone for their extremely positive comments on the school’. The Open Evening was well attended by prospective Parents and reflects the increasing interest in this historic school. 3 Further pictures available on the school website – www.ysgolrhiwabon.co.uk or download the Free school App for information direct to your mobile telephone. Follow the school Twitter: @ysgolrhiwabon; Website: www.ysgolrhiwabon.co.uk App: To download the app, go to this address on your Android and iOS device: schoolsays.co.uk/rhiwabon Alternatively, visit the app store on your device and search for ‘rhiwabon’ or visit the school website www.ysgolrhiwabon.co.uk and follow the App. ** Friends of Ruabon Held their monthly meeting on Saturday 6th July at the Bridge End Inn from 10am to 12 noon Members were pleased to welcome Inspector Darren Whibberley who explained some of the changes he has made in the police coverage of the whole district which will use personnel more effectively. He also provided straightforward answers to the several questions put to him; one of which concerned the theft of garden tools and the probability of these being sold at car boot fairs. Evidently the thieves put all these stolen items into one van and transport them to another area where they are then mixed with others and later distributed for sale. The only way then, to identify a stolen object, is if it has been specially marked in some way and photographed. With regard to the scams relating to computer and on-line fraud, that these should be reported directly to the National Crime Agency as soon as they occur. Darren Whibberley also mentioned that there is a mapping of the generations being carried out throughout the whole of Wrexham so that the 18-20 year olds can be identified, listened to and supported as one of the priorities. He also mentioned that with regard to serious crime figures Ruabon comes way down the list! 4 Ruabon Bowling Club Maes-y Llan Lane, Ruabon Match Results 2019 Oswestry and District Bowling League: Division Three - Wednesday 3rd July: Ruabon A (9) V. Bersham (1) Best result Kevin Francis 21_ Atlanta D'Souza 7 Division Five – Thursday 4th July: Whittington C (2) v. Ruabon B (8) Wrexham and District Bowling League Saturday League Division One – Saturday 6th July Gate hh A (9) v. Ruabon (5) Pairs League Division two - Monday 8th July: Llay B (1) v Ruabon (7) ** 5 An evening of Folk Songs and Poetry music by ‘Cabinet of Monkies’ and recitation of a collection of favourite poems at All Saints’ Church, Pen-y-lan on Saturday, 13th July 2019 at 7.00 pm Tickets £10.00 Children Free Refreshments included Curry, drinks, tea and coffee For tickets and more information phone or text Helen 07852 932822 or Jill 07754 393321 6 Cancellation of BBC free Viewing for people over the age of 75 years From Next Year in 2020 If you are against this move, for any reason, you can sign a petition; one of which is on-line at: www.Age UK/Petition ** Susan Elan Jones, MP and Ken Skates, AM Will hold their next joint surgery on Friday 12th July at Plas Madoc Leisure Centre (LL14 3HL) from 3.30pm to 5.30pm. These surgeries are run on a first come first served basis, so there is no need to book in advance. Please note that these surgeries are for the constituents of Clwyd South. 7 Jumping Jacks Out of School Club and Holiday Club Always lots of Fun and Places Now Available! ** to book your child’s place, please contact Gill on 07543455965. Children can now attend the holiday club from 3 years 8 Dysgu Dros Cinio Llyfrgell Rhiwabon | Ruabon Library Learning at Lunchtime Dydd Iau Dechrau Hel Achau Bydd y sesiwn yma yn edrych ar sut i ymchwilio i 11 archifau teulu, yr adnoddau sydd ar gael arlein gan gynnwys sut i ymchwilio trwy Ancestry, a pha Gorffennaf adnoddau sydd ar gael i helpu archwilio hanes teulu 2.15yp yn yr ystafell ymchwilio Archifau. Ffoniwch 01978 822002 i archebu lle. Thursday Beginner Family History This session will look at creating a family archive, the 11 July sources that are available online including how to search using Ancestry, and what is available to aid 2.15pm family research at the Archives search room. Call 01978 822002 to book your place. Llyfrgelloedd Wrecsam & Wrexham Libraries @LlyfrgellWcm & @WxmLibrariesOs hoffech chi gwrando ar y digwyddiad yma yn Gymraeg gadewch i ni wybod wythnos o flaen llaw 01978 822002 | [email protected] 9 Chester Shrewsbury Rail Partnership News For Ruabon Newsletter Partnership News The first Partnership meeting of 2019 took place at the Guildhall in Wrexham on 19th February when funding partners and stakeholders came together. We are currently working on updating our Terms of Reference and Constitution to reflect the new working partnership with Transport for Wales Rail Services and Network Rail both joining the Partnership Steering Group. We are guided by the new Community Rail Strategy from the Department for Transport which was revised in late 2018 and the Partnerships 2019/2021 Line Activity Plan reflects the outputs we aim to work as a Partnership to achieve. Some of the activities planned include: • Tourism -Stations as Gateways to the wider area or corridor. Capitalising on tourism assets to encourage visitors to stay longer and spend more • Working with diverse groups; supporting diversity and inclusion through social spaces at stations and promoting healthy and accessible travel • Refurbishment and renovation of station buildings to promote local employment and economic development • Cross border collaborative work on joint promotional material Fares News The myriad of fares available on different routes to one destination can be overwhelming. 10 Listed below are some of the most popular fares available from Ruabon. Adult Return Fares to: Liverpool: £12.50 Anytime Day Return Chester: £7.30 Anytime Day Return Shrewsbury: £10.80 Anytime Day Return Or perhaps a short break in London travelling into London Marylebone Station? : Adult Super Off Peak return (via High Wycombe) £41.80. Example: Monday to Friday Ruabon depart 07.58. Arrive London Marylebone 11.40. (Not valid on trains timed to arrive at London Marylebone before 11:30am and return not valid on trains timed to depart London Marylebone after 16:00 and before 19:00.) Remember Railcards can give up to a third off these fares. Your local booking office can give you more details of all these fares and more.______________________________________ Great Days Out NEC Birmingham easily accessed from Birmingham International Station: Aug 1-4th The Festival of Quilts 24th – 25th UCAS Higher Education Exhibition 28th - 30th The Creative Craft Show Closer to home: Shrewsbury Flower Show: August 9th & 10th 11 Sheila Dee; Community Rail Officer, Chester Shrewsbury Rail Partnership, has sent in this information which relates particularly to those using Ruabon Station. ** -ADDITIONAL FARE SAVINGS- INFORMATION PROVIDED by Sheila Dee: In response to a query from a Ruabon Resident Fares News Small Group Day Returns from Ruabon Station Savings can be made if 3 or more adults, without any railcards, are travelling from Ruabon to either Chester or Liverpool. Available only after 09.30 Monday to Friday and with no return travel between 16.00 and 18.29. On Saturday and Sunday there are no time restrictions. 3 adults all travelling together Ruabon to Chester £16.20 Saving £5.70 3 Adults all travelling together Ruabon to Liverpool £27.90 Saving £9.60 These tickets are not available on events days when the network is busy.
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