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Wootton and Dry Sandford Community Newsletter Wootton and Dry Sandford Community Newsletter “Be part of it” also available at http://www.woottondrysandfordshippon.co.uk/newsletter SMALL SQUARE ADVERT Published by the Wootton and Dry Sandford Community Centre February 2020 Wootton St Peter’s CE Primary School 4.4cm x 4.4cm We have had an excellent first term. There is a What’s in this month’s issue? (19.36cm²) lovely warm atmosphere in the school, children P2: Community Centre Fund Raising approx. are happy, ready to learn and strive to do their very best, skilfully supported by my fantastic events staff. I am proud to lead our great school. P3: What’s on in the Community We have been very busy! Our Open Day was very well attended. It was a P4: St Peter’s CE Church Update SMALL HORIZONTAL pleasure to show the school to so many parents ADVERT and it was lovely to hear so much positive P5: Wootton Parish Council Updates feedbac. Parents were impressed by the Get help with repairs 6.8cm width, 2.9cm depth excellent behaviour of the children and the new Friends of Shippon (19.72cm²) approx. interactive smart boards kindly provided by the P6: St Helen’s Church news Diocese. Classes have had school visits to: The Oxford P8: Abingdon Area Neighbourhood Policing Science Centre, The Oxford Museum, and The Team Newsletter Oxford Playhouse to see Jeff Kinney (author of Diary of a Wimpy Kid), and Harvest Festival and P16: What’s on in the community this Christmas service at St Peter’s Church. month? We have also had brilliant visitors. Mary Stevens, author, came and spoke to the children about her latest book ‘‘The Warrior Monkey and the Volcano Adventure’. The Fire Brigade came and gave a fire safety talk to the year 5 and 6 children. The police came and gave a talk to our reception and year 1 children, they tried on police hats, vests and explored the police van and made the blue lights flash. The infant children performed beautifully and thoroughly entertained their parents and residents of the local community with the nativity ‘A Special Kind of Present’. All the performances well very well attended and members of the community stayed for tea and cake, waited on by the Year 6 children. The school choir have been very busy. They produced a fantastic performance at the community centre on Saturday 15th Dec. They have supported the rest of the key stage 2 singing two songs, which were recorded by BBC Radio Oxford. These were played to the nation on 17th December. Our FOWS (Friends of Wootton School) held the following events: An Autumn Disco, a school tea shop, organised Christmas cards designed by the children ran a very successful Christmas Fayre on Friday 6th Dec and our children were very lucky to receive a visit from Santa. On 13th Dec everyone came to school wearing a Christmas jumper in aid of Save the Children. The last week of term was exceptionally busy with class Christmas parties, pantomime, school Christmas dinner finishing with our annual Carols by Candlelight service. We do have spaces available in reception, year 1, 2 5 and 6 please contact the school office on 01865 735643 for more information. Finally I would like to thank everyone who has been involved with the school since September. I have been very impressed with the warm welcome that I have received from all in the Wootton community, and I am very much enjoying being part of such a vibrant village. Charlie Pitt, Headteacher 2020 Dates for the Diary 75th Anniversary of VE Day Celebration, Sun May 10th. Scarecrow Festival Sept 26th to Oct 10th. Open from 12.30 pm until 4pm Craft & Produce Show Drinks, snacks and cakes Sun Oct 3rd. served all afternoon Christmas Craft Fair Serving lunch between 1 pm Sat Dec 5th. and 2 pm To avoid disappointment please book lunches by the Friday before PSA by contacting Karen on 01235 532816 or [email protected] PSA dates for 2020 Feb 9th, March 8th, April 5th, May 10th, June 14th, July 12th, Aug 9th, Sept 13th, Beaders Group Oct 11th, Nov 8th, Dec 13th. We are a friendly group of beaders of all abilities. We meet on the 1st Wednesday of the month at WDSCC from 10am- Please note that the April PSA will be 3.30pm. held on the first Sunday not the second If you are interested, why not not come along or contact Ronnie on because of Easter. 07855 324358 for more details Wootton Warblers Invite You To A Festival of Song Wootton Warblers are celebrating our 20th Anniversary and Beethoven’s 250th Birthday with a concert at Wootton and Dry Sandford Community Centre 7 pm on 29th February We will be joined by Singers from King Alfred School in Wantage Singers from Wootton School And special guest soprano Mimi Clark Ticket price to include juice and biscuits: Adults £4, school children free. Wine will be on sale. Tickets available from the Wootton Co-op and on the door. 2 Laugh and learn Sandleigh Seniors Events Ballroom and Latin Dance Classes 3 February Around the World David Douglas International ten dance champion will be 17 February Talk by Bridget Bannister teaching beginners and more advanced dancers. 2 March Reverse Raffle & Quiz This will be on a Monday night 7.45 until 8.45 for beginners 16 March Afternoon Tea and 8.45 until 9.45 for other dancers. You can then put your skills and practice on Friday nights with Sandleigh Seniors’ Club members enjoyed many Mike and Margaret. successful activities during 2019, with talks, trips and in- house activities. Roy’s Quiz Nights @ WADS Community Ctre The demonstrations that were particularly enjoyable Held on the 2nd Saturday of each month. were the aerobics, with those that wanted to joining in, Bring your own wine/beer the Birds of Prey from High Wycombe and the Flower Quiz teams up to 8 person £3.00 per head. Arranging by local lady, Kathy French. Further info ring Roy Phipps 01865 735865. The talk on Medical Assistance Dogs was most interesting, highlighting how dogs can be trained to make very good use of their extreme sense to smell. Get fit the enjoyable way Malcolm Metcalf, evacuated to Lashford Lane during the Join our friendly groups at one of the following sessions war, returned to the village and gave a very interesting Pickleball Mon 2pm to 3pm - WADS CC; Main Hall talk on how he travelled all round England on his bus Table tennis Tue 11.00am to 12noon – WADS CC; F3 pass! Many of us remembered Malcolm and his twin Table tennis Thur 11.30 am to 12.30pm - WADS CC; brother Trevor from our schooldays. Sadly, Trevor passed away a few years ago but it was nice to catch up Community Coffee Mornings with Malcolm. The outings included a very enjoyable Mystery Tour of Every Thurs at WADS Community Centre the Cotswolds in May, stopping of at Batsford for a stroll 9:30am - 11:45 (last hot food orders at 11:15am) Coffee, teas, around the arboretum and lunch. We were blessed with homemade cakes, toasted teacakes, bacon or sausage rolls etc. All ages welcome gorgeous weather, finishing off with tea and cake at Great Rollright on our way home. Again, we were blessed with the weather for our trip to Wootton WI Update Bournemouth in July, but not so for our trip to Our meeting in February is on Wednesday 19th - always the Winchester Christmas Markets in November. However, 3rd Wednesday - at 7.30 pm in the Community Centre. We it didn’t stop us enjoying the markets, the shops and have an interesting talk about the London Underground by lunch out. Chris Caddy. Also, in view of February being the month for The Club holiday at The Palace Hotel, Paignton in June, Crufts we are having a doggy quiz! taking in trips out whilst there, including Widdecombe A gentle reminder that annual subs are due if you haven't was most successful. So much so, that this year’s already paid, £43. This may seem quite a lot but it includes 12 holiday to The Hydro Hotel, Eastbourne is already fully meetings, access to the national WI website, the opportunity to booked! go to county and national events, 6 issues of WI Life magazine Our in-house activities have included SSC’s version of plus the chance to make new friends and be inspired to learn the Price Is Right, Call My Bluff, Deal or No Deal, Rock and try new things! and Roll Bingo, A Day at The Races and, of course, the New members and visitors are always welcome. old favourites, the quizzes and meat raffles. Cathy French Afternoon Tea in March and the BBQ in June were both extremely enjoyable. Our McMillan Cake Day held in October raised £311.11 Calling all Hobby Crafters and every 3 months we support a different Charity Craft club meets on the 2nd Thursday of each month at chosen by our members. Wads CC 2-4pm room F1: Craft club dates: Feb 13th, March We finished off the year with a wonderful meal of turkey nd 12th, April 9th, May 14th, June 11th, July 9th, Aug 13th, Sept 10th, roast and Christmas pudding on the 2 of December, th October 8th, November 12th, December 10th followed by a Grand Christmas Draw on 16 December. Please contact Karen Fysh for more details We are all saddened by the news that two of our longstanding Members, Jean Foulkes and Molly Penn passed away in December.
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