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Bedfield, Monk Soham, Southolt, Tannington, Worlingworth September 2019 Church and Village News for : Bedfield, Monk Soham, Southolt, Tannington, Worlingworth Jumble Sale Saturday 22nd September 10.00am to 12 noon Worlingworth Community Centre . Jumble can be left from 8.30am ( no electrical items please ) In aid of St Marys Church Digger Turnbull Quiz Our Annual General Knowledge Quiz will take place on: Saturday, 28th September First question at 7.30 p.m. Teams of 4 - £6 per person with sandwich supper . To book a table for this popular event please call: Geoff or Janette Robinson on 01728 628768 Call to Arms from Kathy Thurman, Poppy Appeal Organiser for the Worlingworth area covering Bedfield, Bedingfield, Monk Soham, Southolt, Tannington and Worlingworth. At present we have a great team of volunteers who collect each year; please could you consider being one of them? If so, call me on 01728 628470. The Collection Appeal is from the 26 October to 10 November and if you could help in any small way it would be appreciated. BINGO: Worlingworth Community Centre Thursday 26th September Doors open 6.45pm Eyes Down 7.30pm Next Fish and Chip Night at the Bedfield Crown is Friday 13th September. Welcome to eat in or takeaway. Worlingworth Fish and Chips, Every Tuesday Worlingworth Community Centre Car Park 4pm to 7pm The Suffolk Historic Churches Trust ‘Ride and stride’ On Saturday September 14th 2019. We would be delighted to hear of anyone interested in cycling, walking, for St. Peter’s Church, Monk Soham. Half of the money raised is returned to the church, the other half going to S.H.C.T. Also anyone willing to help signing riders etc in on the day, by taking a turn in the church, would be most welcome. For more information please contact Anne Artiss 01728 685 663 Some cycling / sponsor forms will be left in the church or contact Anne on the same number. The following churches also taking part. Please contact Also from Nora Ingate for Worlingworth Church on 628316 Kathy Thurman for Bedfield Church on 628470 Maureen Flannery for Southolt Church on 07748801133 John Sharp for Tannington Church Sponsor forms are available in all churches St Marys Church Autumn Fayre Saturday October 26th 11.30am start Worlingworth Community Centre Proceeds in aid of Church Funds Also raising money for Children in Need An Apple cake competition and A Jack O lantern made from a pumpkin or squash More details in October magazine Panto 2020 Still looking for people to support “ Oh yes we are “ Next Meeting 2nd September 7.00pm Community Centre . If you would like to be a player or a helper please come along “Oh yes you can “ 2 Please ring Brian on 628567 for details WORLINGWORTH, ST. MARY. Cleaners Flowers and Brasses. September 1st......C.Stanford. 7th John Ridgwell " 8th........V. Plowman. " 15th.........S. Rutterford. 21st Nora and Val " 22nd........N. Ingate. (Harvest Festival) " 29th..........S.Saunders. HARVEST FESTIVAL. Please join us for this happy service on Sunday, 22nd of September at 6pm. The church will be full of gifts of produce and beautifully decorated. We give grateful thanks at his time of year for all God's gifts and remember those less fortunate. Come and sing the traditional harvest hymns with us- you will be very welcome. Produce will be sold on Monday 23rd September 10.00am HELP NEEDED. Are there any volunteers out there who would be able to help with keeping our beautiful church clean? We would be most grateful for any help. Please telephone Shirley on 01728 628710 if you are willing to be included on our rota. Thank you. Joan Martin Bob and Yvonne Wiley thank everyone for the cards and messages on the sad passing of Joan on 23rd July . Also, thanks to all those who made the journey to Essex for Joan's Funeral. Vera & Charlie would very much like to thank all those who sent cards and flowers, and for their prayers and to those who attended the funeral service of their late son-in-law Mick. St Margaret's Church, Southolt Saturday 28th September HARVEST SERVICE 6.30pm Followed by Harvest Cake and Wine 3 NEW Gentle Chair-based Exercise Class at Stradbroke Community Centre FREE TASTER SESSION Monday 23rd September 2-3pm Followed by a weekly class for only £4 Gentle chair-based movements with a local experienced physiotherapist, focused on strength, balance and stretching. A great way to do some light activity and meet new people. Come and have a go, all are welcome! Light refreshments provided afterwards. For more information or to book call Lisa Kippen on:- 07887 613042 4 NEWS FROM WORLINGWORTH CEVC PRIMARY SCHOOL New Year – New Classes This year, to fit in with our whole school topics, we have a space theme for the names of our three new classes. Our youngest children in Nursery and Reception are in Mercury Class, Our Year 1,2 and 3 class are called Saturn Class and our Year 3,4,5 and 6 Class is called Jupiter Class. There will be a special Space day planned each term linked to our whole school topic so the children can develop their understanding of space in more detail. Watch out for further details on this in October’s news. Whole School Topic For the start of the new school year and the Autumn term our curriculum will be taught through our exciting new whole school topic ‘Inventions & Inventors’. Each class will participate in cross-curricular learning about different inventors and types of inventions. Mercury Class will be learning about the invention of the wheel in our world; Saturn Class are focussing on the history of inventions which have helped communication from the printing press to the internet and Saturn Class will be learning about the world of robotics and new inventions helping to reduce Climate Change and help us to recycle. European Language Day This month, as part of the World Day of Languages, the children will be celebrating the wonderful lan- guages and culture of our continent Europe! Throughout the day, the children will take their passports and travel to different European countries and discover greetings, vocabulary, currency, food and land- marks. We will map the countries we visit and consider how best to travel there. Bawdsey Residential Trip Our children in Years 4 and 5 are off this month for 3 days to the newly refurbished PGL centre at Bawdsey near Woodbridge. The children will participate in various team building and physical activi- ties, learning new skills and using their growth mindset to challenge themselves in new situations! It looks set to be a wonderful opportunity for all of our children to build their self-confidence and to get learning in a new outside environment. Harvest Time September always sees us celebrating the wonderful harvest time: we will be having a special Harvest Festival assembly with prayers and songs to remember how lucky we are and with the children donating lots of lovely produce to be auctioned by the church for charity. Fairies and Elves Our friendly tea and toys group is called Fairies and Elves and it is held the first Thursday of each month at the school from 1.30 – 3.00pm. The first meeting this year is Thursday 3rd October 2019. We welcome young children who would like to enjoy singing, stories and some craft activities with their parent, grandparent or carer – babies are welcome too! It’s a chance to meet others, relax and have a cup of tea. Willows Nursery Our full time nursery is thriving and our youngest and newest children quickly settle in and enjoy get- ting to grips with their learning through lots of role-play, creating, listening to stories and singing songs as well as games in the garden. We always welcome new parents to come and visit our Early Years class and see the learning in action so please do not hesitate to contact the office if you would like an appoint- ment. 5 Info and Website Please log on and take a look: www.worlingworthschool.co.uk . There are lots of new photographs and information about the curriculum and activities in our school as well as policies and information about the school day. You can also follow us on Twitter: @WorlingworthSch and facebook: Worlingworth.School. 6 Services at Bedfield Church for September Family Service & Christening 8th September 10am DM Holy Communion 22nd September 9-30am DM Church Cleaning and Flower Rota No volunteers 7 The next meeting of the Parish Council is on Wednesday 18th September at 7.30pm in the Community Centre, all are welcome. [email protected] Minutes of previous parish council meetings can be viewed on the village website at www.worlingworth.onesuffolk.net Save The Date & Possibly Save A Life! The Parish Council has arranged for First Aid, CPR and Defibrillator training to take place on Tuesday 22 October in the evening, at the Community Centre. Further details will be circulated in the October Newsletter. Village Signage There have been reports of various signs in the village that are faded or overgrown and difficult to read. The Parish Council are always keen to help and will refer details on to Suffolk County Council Highways, but matters such as these can also be quickly and easily reported online via online reporting tool, at: https://highwaysreporting.suffolk.gov.uk/ Recycling in Worlingworth The Parish Council is looking to collate a definitive list of what can be recycled in Worlingworth and where parishioners need to take their recyclable goods. If you, or someone you know, collects specific items (such as printer cartridges/old glasses/crisp packets etc) then please share the details with the parish clerk for inclusion in the list worlingworthpar- [email protected] Worlingworth Fruit & Produce Show The committee behind the Worlingworth Fruit & Produce Show has disbanded and passed a sum of money to the Parish Council for safekeeping.
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