7 October 2015

Dear Parents and Carers

Thanks to all parents who came into school for the consultation meetings this week. Over 60 people came to the meeting on Monday night. Feedback from all the meetings was overwhelmingly positive and we want to hear your views on any aspect of the school – please don’t hesitate to contact me if you want to raise any issues.

Our next consultation meetings will take place on Tuesday 7 June 2016 at 3.30 pm and 6.30 pm, and you will be reminded nearer the time.

Please would you remind your sons about the importance of riding their bicycles safely on the way to and from school, being courteous to pedestrians and other road users.

SHOW MY HOMEWORK (SMHW) All pupils and all parents should have their own individual login for SMHW so they can both access and monitor homework set. If you do not have one please contact me and I will issue you with a pin number to set your own details. There have been a number of issues with some pupils or parents not being able to access the correct homework for their classes, particularly Year 8 pupils. If this is the case can you please let your son’s form tutor know so they can

pass names through to me as a whole form list to give me an overall picture. I have been in contact with SMHW for a number of boys who have already seen me and there appeared to have been an issue transferring the details across from their classes at their end. They are checking the whole school data transfer for me. However, all form tutors have shown the pupils how to access the homework via the main school calendar in the interim. Mr Caslake

GCSE POD We have subscribed to the award-winning experts in mobile learning for the third year after the number of streamed (15886) and download (683) content last year by the boys. This service provide highly concentrated 3-5 minute bursts of audio-visual, teacher-written learning which can help to reinforce and consolidate key GCSE topics covered in lessons. Everything is explained precisely with all the correct facts, quotes, keywords, dates and annotated diagrams, all mapped to exam specifications. All Year 10 pupils have now all been supplied with GCSEPod logons to support their GCSE qualifications. For further information please visit the Parent Page (www.gcsepod.com/parents) where you can learn how to use GCSEPod to support your child towards achieving their full potential. If any other pupils would like a logon, please come and see me! Mr Moss

TEMPEST – PHOTOGRAPHS A reminder to parents/carers to please return your photograph orders as soon as possible – deadline is 21 October 2015. Mrs Ellis WARHAMMER If there are any boys who may be interested in Warhammer Club, please come and see me. Even if you do not have your own kit, if we have enough boys who are willing to attend on a regular basis, we may be able to buy a set to share until you purchase your own. If you are interested in the cost of a kit, pay a visit to the Games Workshop for a chat with the staff. You’ll find the shop near the train station in Southport town centre. All Year groups are welcome. Mr Leece COMPUTER ROOM – U5 A reminder to all pupils that U5 is open every morning from 7.30 am – 8.30 am for individual work. You will have the use of a computer and access to a laser (black & white) and a colour printer. Mr Leece COOKERY CLUB A reminder that cookery club is on every Monday in Mr Ascough’s room 3.15 pm - 4.45 pm. All welcome. Please encourage your son to attend and perhaps make it a weekly event that they cook Monday’s evening meal or even part of the meal. Healthy options should be encouraged. Mr Ascough

OPERATION CHRISTMAS CHILD I would like Year 7 pupils to be involved in the Christmas Shoe Box Appeal this year for ‘Operation Christmas Child’

organised by Samaritan’s Purse. www.operationchristmaschild.org.uk. Please keep any shoe boxes over the next couple of weeks, particularly if buying shoes over half term perhaps – they are simple to make and cost as little or as much as you want! More details on the flier attached and your son will also bring one home this week so check his bag! The packed boxes will be needed for the beginning of November so just after we return from half term. A donation of £3 is required, and if you pay online you will be able to track your shoebox. Ms Tabberner YEAR 7 MOVIE NIGHT Please come along to our Movie Night for Year 7 on Wednesday 21 October 6.00 pm – 8.30 pm – see attached letter. Drinks, sweets and popcorn available. Parents and siblings are welcome to wait in the dining area and meet some of the other parents and have a tea/coffee and a chit chat, see how everyone else is coping post primary school! Please send your reply slip back to the school office. Price is £2 per ticket, only for pupils watching the film not parents, just indicate on the slip if you will be staying. Ms Tabberner

XPRESSIONS APP FOR ALL PARENTS View your child’s information on your mobile phone! Now available for all parents to ensure communication between the school and yourselves is easier and more effective. The app is completely free of charge to you and can be installed on your mobile phone or tablet. Xpressions will give you an insight into your child’s school day. You will be

able to see your child’s attendance record, timetable, school calendar, behaviour, achievements and the details of the school. During this time we ask that you make sure your details are correct on our Management Information System (MIS) especially your e-mail and mobile number as this is required to provide security to our system. If you would like any additional information please visit http://parents.groupcall.com/setup/ Please see attached document for installation support. Mr Moss

LOCKERS We now have lockers available for pupils. The lockers are provided by Perfect Lockers and the rental is arranged directly with them online. The cost for the academic year is £20. To hire a locker visit https://locker.rentals/ and select Birkdale High School and follow the instructions. An email will be sent with a 16 digit pin code that will enable your son to set his own four digit code. It is probably worth printing a copy of the email for them to bring in with them. Miss Walsh BPA Our next meeting will be held this evening, Wednesday 7 October 2015 with the AGM at 7.00pm, followed by our monthly meeting at 7.30 pm in the Diploma Building (to the left of the Media Hall). We would love to welcome any new members to our meeting.

SPORTS REPORT

Year 9 Rugby The Year 9 Rugby team travelled to Ripley St Thomas School, Lancaster in the Lancashire Cup last Thursday. In what was due to be a close contest, the Birkdale players raised their game to a level that Ripley couldn't cope with. The forwards dominated at the break down with exceptional performances from Sol Palmer, Elliot Berisha and Alfie Mutch and the backs provided the attacking flare with tremendous skills from Matthew Cook. Sam Roberts' kicking was perfect with a 100% conversion rate. The game had to be stopped with 15 minutes remaining as the score reached Birkdale 54 - Ripley 7. The Year 9 team now go onto the next round where they play St Peters, Orrell which is due to be played before 1 December. Mr Thorne

Year 10 Rugby The Year 10 Rugby team are back in action tomorrow away against Bolton School in the Natwest National Cup Round 3 with the winners playing away to Merchant Taylor's. The kick off at Bolton is 2.30 pm. Mr Thorne

Year 7 Rugby The Year 7 Rugby team have played 2 friendly fixtures in the past 5 days versus Kirkham Grammar School, Lancaster and Cowley from St Helens. Injuries and illness have had their say in team selection, with 5 players being unavailable over the 2 fixtures, this giving an opportunity to new blood in the form of Mackenzie Morgan, Robinson Rafferty, Tom Selby, Owen McKenzie and Jensen Worsley, all of whom should be proud of their contribution.

The game at Kirkham was very much a training game, played over 3, 15 minute periods, with Kirkham using 2 full teams. This was some of the boys’ first experience of 15 man Rugby, and this inexperience showed at times. Kirkham scored the first and only try of the 1st period, frustratingly due to a poor defensive line discipline and tackling technique, even from more experienced players. The 2nd period showed a much improved performance as the boys spirit and teamwork began to show through, with no points scored by either team. At the start of the 3rd period Kirkham introduced a raft of fresh players, and unsurprisingly as tiredness showed in Birkdale, Kirkham ran in 3 tries on the outside late on to secure the win.

A much improved performance followed at Cowley, despite the rain making conditions difficult, with team Stalwarts Alfie Monaghan and George Brain returning and immediately making their presence felt, tackling ferociously and rucking well. It was only to be expected in a Rugby League homeland that Cowley’s defence would be ferocious and

it was, but as the game went on Birkdale began to win the physical battle, with Ethan Henshaw, and Mackenzie Price starting to show what they can do when committed. Ethan made many tackles and was complemented well by Mackenzie’s ferocious rucking. Jack Dawson did not look out of place in the second row, gaining in confidence as the game progressed. James “Jimbo” Britton was back to his tackling best supported ably by Leon “wrecking ball”

Elliot.

A solid performance came from Benedict Summers-Boyce in his first game at fly half, with equally solid performances coming from Jake Lowther, Mathew Hogan, Fraser Cooke and again Mathew Johnstone. Keenan Parr had a great game under extremely difficult circumstances at scrum half, the result of a very liberal interpretation of the offside law. It was therefore fitting that Keenan scored the game’s first try, with a clever pick up from the ruck diving over under the posts to score, two points being added by George Brain - 0-7. Cowley struck back shortly afterwards with an unconverted try, due to poor line discipline in defence by Birkdale - 5-7 at half time. The game entered a frustrating period, with Fraser Cooke dubiously disallowed a try next to the posts for a knock on. This vein continued when the referee gave the game’s only off-side, as Benedict Summers-Boyce placed a neat kick over Cowley’s defence which Jake Lowther raced onto, looking sure to score. Unfortunately as he came into the referee’s line of vision for the first time in the move, he was adjudged offside. Frustration grew in the boys which led to another lapse in defensive discipline, with a static Birkdale line guaranteeing the breakthrough that led to Cowley’s

2nd try - 10-7. Birkdale, however, came back dominating the game but unfortunately frustrated in the end by factors both within and outside their control. I would encourage all the team to view online rugby matches, drills general information, player positions etc as part of their rugby education. Mr Boyce

Merseyside Development Squad The final Merseyside Development squad has been announced this morning. Congratulations to the following pupils for their selection to the respective squads:

U13 - Jack Green and Jack Cook

U14 - Elliot Berisha, Solomon Palmer and Alfie Mutch. Henry Etheridge is attending an additional forwards trial so best of luck with that.

U15 - Lewis Johnson, Sam Pennifold, Jake Pagan, Luke Monaghan, Josh Nichol and Oliver Mutch.

U16 Final County selection - Jake Meleady Hughes, James Cook and George Scott.

Good luck for the upcoming trials and county fixtures. Mr Thorne

Year 9 Football Congratulations to the boys in the Year 9 Football team for continuing on their unbeaten streak yesterday. They faced St. Damien’s High School from Manchester in the second round of the English Schools Cup Competition and performed brilliantly to progress to Round 3. Prior to the match, I was informed by the visiting teacher that the opposition were town league and cup champions in their area last year and that they had won all sixteen of their matches played throughout the season. I knew that our boys would need to produce another strong performance and they did just that, ultimately winning what was a very physically competitive game 5-0! They have now scored an awesome twenty seven goals in just five matches played this season and conceded only one! Kyle Joseph, who was recently selected to represent the Sefton Schoolboys’ Team along with Kev Connell, is currently number one goal scorer with a massive total of thirteen. The boys involved in this emphatic victory were Kyle Joseph, Kev Connell, George Carrington, Owen Highton, Matthew Cook, Seb Mikolajewski, Callum Lee, Brion Monaghan, Al Faiaz De Sousa, Ayomide Ayodele, Nijarden Thevanandan, Connor Wheeler, Matthew Howarth, Dylan Curry, Max Hayward, James O’Keefe and Callum Rigby. Very well done boys! Keep it up! Mr Quirk

Year 10 Football A mixed start to the new season for the Year 10 Football team. Under a new manager in Mr Ascough, a new captain in Liam Keefe and 2 new pupils to the squad, the team has taken its time to gel but the signs are encouraging. A 6-0 home defeat against Christ the King was followed by a 3-0 away loss to Stanley High. Both games were 2-0 at half time and in both games we had chances to make it 2-1 but once we conceded the 3rd goal in both games some lads’ heads dropped. However, in the cup away to Holy Family in Crosby, the boys put in a magnificent second half display to progress to the next round of the cup. Trailing 3-1 with 20 minutes left the boys never gave up and ended up winning 5-3! Rustam Stepans was outstanding, scoring 2 and was a constant threat throughout. Luke Sumner, Jake Graham and Tom Linnaker were the other scorers. Special mention to Jack Blundell and Callum Thornton who have been outstanding so far. Let’s hope the winning run continues tonight in another cup match at home to

Cardinal Heenan. Mr Ascough

SALE SHARKS RUGBY CAMP Sale Sharks are running Rugby Camps in October and December 2015. For further information go to https://bookings.rugbycamps.co.uk/index.php?action=view_camp&campid=2666#.VgufxuxViko

A flyer is also attached to this newsletter.

SOUTHPORT HALLOWEEN PARADE Attached to this letter is a flyer giving details of the Southport Halloween Parade on 24 October 2015. Pupils wanting to take part will need to attend 2 rehearsals at Greenbank High School on 11 and 18 October 2015.

SOUTHPORT ALCHEMY YOUTH BASE 2015 Attached to this letter is a flyer giving details of Youth events at Parenting 2000 in Southport for young people aged 13-19, run by Mrs Weston.

Yours faithfully

Mr G Bourgade Headteacher

Year 7 Movie Night

Family Welcome

Come along to our Movie Night at Birkdale High School

Sweets and Popcorn available

Parents and siblings welcome too (not compulsory)

Refreshments available, separate to children so a chance to

meet other Year 7 parents and have a catch-up!

£2 per ticket (Parents and siblings free)

Wednesday 21 October 6.00 pm - 8.30 pm

Replies need to be in ASAP to the office, closing date is

Monday 12 October

………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………...

Year 7 Movie Night reply slip

My son …………………………………………………………………………………….

Would like to attend the movie night and I enclose the £2 for the ticket

Also attending will be:

Parents how many:

Siblings how many:

Groupcall Xpressions App View your child’s information on your mobile phone!

An exciting new service is now available for parents to ensure communication between the school and yourselves is easier and more effective. Groupcall Xpressions is a new service created by the award-winning school communication company Groupcall Limited. The app is completely free of charge to you and can be installed on your mobile phone or tablet. It currently supports both Apple iOS and Android devices (with Windows mobile to follow) and you’ll be able to see information for your children.

What do I need to do now? Please ensure we have your correct mobile number and email address on our school database to ensure you can use the new app. Forms are available from the school office to check and update your details or simply email them to the school. You’ll need to make sure you keep these details up to date in future to maintain access to the service.

What happens next? 1. Install the Xpressions App

2. Once installed, open it and enter your e-mail address and click ‘Next’ 3. Enter your mobile number and click ‘Next’ (If your details do not

match the school records you will see the text ‘incorrect answer’ in red) When you have entered details correctly you will receive a text message to your mobile phone containing a 6 digit code.

4. Enter this code into the app 5. Press ‘Login’

If you do not receive a code, use the ‘Resend Code’ function. However there can be delays due to mobile phone providers, so please wait for at least 5 minutes.

Once installed and set up you will be able to see the following information:

Free messages sent by the school delivered directly to the app

Updates regarding selected partner systems, used by the school such as homework, catering and library systems

Attendance records and absences

Marks and grades*

Achievement records

Behaviour events Timetable

School calendar

Notification timeline for all of the above. *Enhanced Service being developed

TOUTUPORT MUM

YOUTH IA!! 2015!

alchemy

ATTENTION! ARE YOU AGED 17-19? If YOU ARE, I WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU!

If YOU HAVE ANY IDEA! ON WHAT YOU WOULD LIKE TO DO DURING THE AUTUMN/

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I WILL ALIO REQUIRE VOLUNTEER! AGED 11-19 TO HELP ME OUT !ONE EVENING!!

Emma Weston, Youth and Community Lead, Parenting 2000

Email me with your ideas emma.weston@parenting2000.org.uk

Phone: 07834524987

Check out our facebook page Alchemy Southport]Crosby for weekly updates?

1011111PORT ALCHEMY

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alchemy

ATTENTION! ARE YOU AGED 17-19? If YOU ARE, I WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU!

If YOU HAVE ANY IDEA! ON WHAT YOU WOULD LIKE TO DO DURING THE AUTUMN/

WINTER - FUN ACTIVITIEVIE111014! ...GET IN TOUCH!

I WILL ALIO REQUIRE VOLUNTEER! AGED 13-19 TO HELP ME OUT TOME EVENING!!

Emma Weston, Youth and Community Lead, Parenting 2000

Email me with your ideas emma.westoraparenting2000.org.uk

Phone: 07834524987

Check out our facebook page Alchemy Southport/Crosby for weekly updates!

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1011111P0RT ALCHEMY

YOUTH DAVE 2015!

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WE REQUIRE MOTIVATED AND ENTHUSIASTIC INDIVIDUALS WHO HAVE A PASSION AND DEDICATION FOR woman

WITH YOUNG PEOPLE!

TRAINING AND SUPPORT WILL BE GIVEN!

VOLUNTEER DR! PAID FOR BY PARENTING 2000 AND STAFF BADGE AND T SHIRT PROVIDED!

WHAT WE WANT... HARD WORK & SKILLS - DO YOU HAVE A TALENT/ HOBBY YOU CAN SHARE WITH YOUNG PEOPLE????

ARE YOU WILLING TO GIVE UP YOUR FREE TIME A COUPLE OF EVENINGS A WEEK? IF TO WE NEED YOU TO HELP Ul MAKE

A DIFFERENCE!

WHAT YOU WILL GET... IT II VERY REWARDING WORKING WITH YOUNG PEOPLE ACED12-19, THIS WILL ENHANCE

YOUR CV AND WILL BE A STEPPING STONE INTO A rAoutous CAREER IN YOUTH WORK!

Emma Weston, Youth and Community Lead,

Parenting 2000

Email: emma.weston©parentinq2000.orq.uk

Phone: 07834524987

Check out our facebook page Alchemy Southport/Crosby for weekly updates!

TOUTIMPOIRT ALCHEMY

YOUTH DM 2015!

alchemy

WE REQUIRE MOTIVATED AND ENTHUSIASTIC INDIVIDUALS WHO HAVE A PASSION AND DEDICATION FOR WORKING

WITH YOUNG PEOPLE!

TRAINING AND SUPPORT WILL BE GIVEN!

VOLUNTEER DBI PAID FOR BY PARENTING 2000 AND !TAFF BADGE AND T SHIRT PROVIDED!

WHAT WE WANT... HARD WORK & SKILL! - DO YOU HAVE A TALENT/ HOBBY YOU CAN SHARE WITH YOUNG PEOPLE????

ARE YOU WILLING TO GIVE UP YOUR FREE TIME A count OF EVENINGS A WEEK? If SO WE NEED YOU TO HELP Ul MAKE

A DIFFERENCE!

WHAT YOU WILL CET— IT II VERY REWARDING WORKING WITH YOUNG PEOPLE ACED 17-19, TIM WILL ENHANCE

YOUR CV AND WILL BE A STEPPING STONE INTO A rAoutout CAREER IN YOUTH WORK!

Emma Weston, Youth and Community Lead,

Parenting 2000

Email: emma.weston@parentinq2000.org.uk

Phone: 07834524987

Check out our facebook page Alchemy Southport/Crosby for weekly updates!

TOUTIMPOIRT ALCHEMY

YOUTH RAM 2015!

NEW FOR TIM YEAR..

TEEN TALK DROP IN

EVERYONE WELCOME!

5PM - 9PM TUE 5PM - 9PM WED Parenting

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6PM - 9PM FRI Emma Weston, Youth and Community Lead,

Parenting 2000, Alchemy Youth Base,

Mornington Road, Southport, PR9 OTS

Phone: 01704 380047

I want your ideas for sessions!

Email: emma.weston@parentinq2000.org.uk

Phone: 07834524987

Check out our facebook page Alchemy Southport/Crosby for weekly updates!

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IOUTIIPORT ALCHEMY

YOUTH BATE 2015!

NEW FOR YEAR

TEEN TALK DROP IN

EVERYONE WELCOME!

5PM - 9PM TUE 5PM - 9PM WED Parenting

6PM - 9PM IFRI Emma Weston, Youth and Community Lead,

Parenting 2000, Alchemy Youth Base,

Mornington Road, Southport, PR9 OTS

Phone: 01704 380047

I want your ideas for sessions!

Email: emma.weston@parenting2000.org.uk

Phone: 07834524987

Check out our facebook page Alchemy Southport/Crosby for weekly updates!

TOUTUPORT MUM

YOUTH IA!! 2015!

alchemy

ATTENTION! ARE YOU AGED 17-19? If YOU ARE, I WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU!

If YOU HAVE ANY IDEA! ON WHAT YOU WOULD LIKE TO DO DURING THE AUTUMN/

WINTER - rum ACTIVITIEVIIMIONI ...GET IN TOUCH!

I WILL ALIO REQUIRE VOLUNTEER! AGED 11-19 TO HELP ME OUT !ONE EVENING!!

Emma Weston, Youth and Community Lead, Parenting 2000

Email me with your ideas emma.weston@parenting2000.org.uk

Phone: 07834524987

Check out our facebook page Alchemy Southport]Crosby for weekly updates?

1011111PORT ALCHEMY

YOUTH DAM 2010

alchemy

ATTENTION! ARE YOU AGED 17-19? If YOU ARE, I WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU!

If YOU HAVE ANY IDEA! ON WHAT YOU WOULD LIKE TO DO DURING THE AUTUMN/

WINTER - FUN ACTIVITIEVIE111014! ...GET IN TOUCH!

I WILL ALIO REQUIRE VOLUNTEER! AGED 13-19 TO HELP ME OUT TOME EVENING!!

Emma Weston, Youth and Community Lead, Parenting 2000

Email me with your ideas emma.westoraparenting2000.org.uk

Phone: 07834524987

Check out our facebook page Alchemy Southport/Crosby for weekly updates!

7.72.1

1011111P0RT ALCHEMY

YOUTH DAVE 2015!

alchemy

WE REQUIRE MOTIVATED AND ENTHUSIASTIC INDIVIDUALS WHO HAVE A PASSION AND DEDICATION FOR woman

WITH YOUNG PEOPLE!

TRAINING AND SUPPORT WILL BE GIVEN!

VOLUNTEER DR! PAID FOR BY PARENTING 2000 AND STAFF BADGE AND T SHIRT PROVIDED!

WHAT WE WANT... HARD WORK & SKILLS - DO YOU HAVE A TALENT/ HOBBY YOU CAN SHARE WITH YOUNG PEOPLE????

ARE YOU WILLING TO GIVE UP YOUR FREE TIME A COUPLE OF EVENINGS A WEEK? IF TO WE NEED YOU TO HELP Ul MAKE

A DIFFERENCE!

WHAT YOU WILL GET... IT II VERY REWARDING WORKING WITH YOUNG PEOPLE ACED12-19, THIS WILL ENHANCE

YOUR CV AND WILL BE A STEPPING STONE INTO A rAoutous CAREER IN YOUTH WORK!

Emma Weston, Youth and Community Lead,

Parenting 2000

Email: emma.weston©parentinq2000.orq.uk

Phone: 07834524987

Check out our facebook page Alchemy Southport/Crosby for weekly updates!

TOUTIMPOIRT ALCHEMY

YOUTH DM 2015!

alchemy

WE REQUIRE MOTIVATED AND ENTHUSIASTIC INDIVIDUALS WHO HAVE A PASSION AND DEDICATION FOR WORKING

WITH YOUNG PEOPLE!

TRAINING AND SUPPORT WILL BE GIVEN!

VOLUNTEER DBI PAID FOR BY PARENTING 2000 AND !TAFF BADGE AND T SHIRT PROVIDED!

WHAT WE WANT... HARD WORK & SKILL! - DO YOU HAVE A TALENT/ HOBBY YOU CAN SHARE WITH YOUNG PEOPLE????

ARE YOU WILLING TO GIVE UP YOUR FREE TIME A count OF EVENINGS A WEEK? If SO WE NEED YOU TO HELP Ul MAKE

A DIFFERENCE!

WHAT YOU WILL CET— IT II VERY REWARDING WORKING WITH YOUNG PEOPLE ACED 17-19, TIM WILL ENHANCE

YOUR CV AND WILL BE A STEPPING STONE INTO A rAoutout CAREER IN YOUTH WORK!

Emma Weston, Youth and Community Lead,

Parenting 2000

Email: emma.weston@parentinq2000.org.uk

Phone: 07834524987

Check out our facebook page Alchemy Southport/Crosby for weekly updates!

TOUTIMPOIRT ALCHEMY

YOUTH RAM 2015!

NEW FOR TIM YEAR..

TEEN TALK DROP IN

EVERYONE WELCOME!

5PM - 9PM TUE 5PM - 9PM WED Parenting

GO)fa

6PM - 9PM FRI Emma Weston, Youth and Community Lead,

Parenting 2000, Alchemy Youth Base,

Mornington Road, Southport, PR9 OTS

Phone: 01704 380047

I want your ideas for sessions!

Email: emma.weston@parentinq2000.org.uk

Phone: 07834524987

Check out our facebook page Alchemy Southport/Crosby for weekly updates!

aIt hemy

IOUTIIPORT ALCHEMY

YOUTH BATE 2015!

NEW FOR YEAR

TEEN TALK DROP IN

EVERYONE WELCOME!

5PM - 9PM TUE 5PM - 9PM WED Parenting

6PM - 9PM IFRI Emma Weston, Youth and Community Lead,

Parenting 2000, Alchemy Youth Base,

Mornington Road, Southport, PR9 OTS

Phone: 01704 380047

I want your ideas for sessions!

Email: emma.weston@parenting2000.org.uk

Phone: 07834524987

Check out our facebook page Alchemy Southport/Crosby for weekly updates!