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CommunityCommunity News... BOSMERE PRIMARY SCHOOL On FridaySkulduggery 27th September, Bosmere’s U11 Cross in Country team competedStowmarket against seven Wildlife Group other local schools in a 2km race at Thurston Community College. Such determination from all participantsStowmarket! was great to see and, when all the esults were collected,Suffolk it was Bosmere Wildlife Trust whoStowmarket came out library on top is and achieved first place! All children can beEVENTS very proud of their efforts. pleased to announce We Got Singing for BBC Music Day! HEDGEROWS, HERBS Getthat Singingit will be encourages running school children around the UK to sing together for wellbeing in the third ‘Skulduggery in AND MEDICINES, playgrounds, assemblies and lessons. It’s a fun, simple way of celebratingan illustrated musical talk creativity with Martin andStowmarket’ promoting crime wellbeing. festival A thousand schools took part last year, and Bosmere took part Sanford. thisduring year the too! last Classes weekend started the day by tuning in to a BBC warm up activity, in which they eitherin April. learnt warm-up techniques with pop sensation Nina NesbittWednesday or learnt to sing 29 ‘Swing April 2020 at 7.30pm in Low,Last year’sSweet festival Chariot’ was with hugely BBC successful vocal coach with Wayne more Ellington.than AtStowupland the end of lunch village break, we hall. all sang an action song outside in the playground together and then put ‘Swing Low Sweet Chariot’ and ‘When the Saints 250 people attending the various events and this year’s A look at some common plants of Suffolk hedges and Come Marching In’ together during our Music Assembly. It was a challenge but we rose to it! festival promises to be even bigger and better. We waysides, their use for foods and medicine and how received great feedback from the event including “Brilliant we use them sustainably. – wish I had done both days”, “lovely atmosphere”, ST ELIZABETH HOSPICE SHOP Admission is £2.50, children free. Please pay on 75“exceptionally High Street, Needham well run” Market and “sparkling!”.| 01449 720076 arrival. Hearing loop available on request. The heweekend temperatures starts onhave Friday definitely 24th April dropped with aand live we’re music ready for it in our shop on event by local band Skiffuffle playing a mixture of skiffle, CONTACT Tthe High Street. As well as all our lovely donated items, we have a beautiful selectionAmericana, of hats,novelty scarves and otherand gloves songs in from our newthe 20’sgoods to range.the TheyJohn would Thompson make - 01449 676471 lovely70’s. 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