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HOOK-with- WARSASH: Pupils at Hook-with-Warsash C of E Primary School spent a fortnight thinking about the Olympics. Their two-week Olympic Odyssey involved developing the pupils’ and teachers’ knowledge and skills of sports around the world. It was launched with an Olympic procession, which involved each year group dressing as the country they would represent over the fort- night, and the lighting of a mock Olympic flame from a torch relayed across the year groups. There were assem- blies led by Olympic kayaking medallist Campbell Walsh and Paralympian gold medal- list Peter Hull MBE. They spoke about their experiences in the Olympics and Paralympics, and talked about the London 2012 Games. Local community groups were also invited to help teach sports including tennis, judo, gymnastics, archery and even synchronised swimming. The final day involved pupils taking part in their own mini- Olympics. These activities were funded by a grant from Creative Partnerships and funding from the school’s PTFA. HAVANT: Students from Warblington School in Havant, which is affiliated to the Church of England, achieved excellent GCSE results this sum- mer. Its 16-year-olds achieved their best ever set of GCSEs, with 77 per cent passing with five grade A*-Cs. That’s a 10 per cent improve- ment on last year. A total of 51 per cent of stu- dents managed to pass five A*-Cs including both English and maths. Headteacher Owen Davies said: “We have started this academic year in a very upbeat mood. I would like to congratulate all Year 11 students. Our early entry policy with Year 10 and Year 9 students has been very successful.” 4 RYDE: St John’s Church in Ryde hosted an unusual concert to help repair their bells and re-roof the Park Community Centre. The varied line-up included Oakfield Choir and Gerry Thirlby’s re- working of 1950s clas- sics, local folk singer Glenn Koppany and singer-songwriter Graham McCullough, who had frequently accompanied the vicar on his Bob Dylan ses- sions at the High Park Tavern. Wight Harmony per- formed When I’m 64, and St John’s organist Fran Cox, fresh from her stand-up show at the Edinburgh Fringe, played a couple of piano pieces before the vicar, the Rev Hugh Wright, sang Bob Dylan’s Ring them Bells. By that time Denzil McNeelance had arrived hotfoot from the White Lion, Arreton, and wowed the audience, with guitar and then alto sax. There was a final jamming session after which half of the Chan- cers burst in to ask “Are we too late?” before launching into two reg- gae numbers to bring the show to a close. The concert brought the sound of church bells in Elmfield one step closer in garnering £750 for the appeal. LANGRISH: Langrish and Ramsdean held their Harvest Service at St John the Evangelist Church at 5pm on a Sunday. Around 40 peo- ple enjoyed the service, which included musi- cians from the village accompanying the con- gregation. The church was dec- orated in seasonal style with fruit, vegetables and flowers in wonderful displays from the vil- lagers. The refreshments afterwards of bread, cheese, wine and soft drinks were well received. COPNOR: Gosport- born author Lilian Harry helped a Portsmouth church raise £560 towards its mammoth rebuilding project. Lilian visited the gar- den café at St Cuthbert’s Church in Copnor to draw the winning tickets in a bumper raffle. There were 26 prizes including £100 cash, signed novels by Lilian Harry and Alan Titchmarsh and a signed photograph of Pompey goalkeeper Jamie Ashdown. She was given a guided tour of the com- plex, much of which has now been transformed into a thriving communi- ty facility, incorporating a GPs’ surgery, commu- nity rooms, Surestart children’s centre and an education centre for adults with learning dis- abilities. She said: “I really did enjoy seeing St Cuthbert’s. It was a great eye-opener for me. I think you have all done a wonderful job and cre- ated something very spe- cial.” The £560 raised at the event will go towards rebuilding the worship area at the west end of the church. NORTH END: The organ at St Mark’s Church, North End, has been recognised by the British Institute of Organ Studies as a fine Neo Classical Instrument. It was awarded Grade II* listed in the institute’s Register of Historic Pipe Organs. The certificate was presented to team rector the Rev Tom Kennar at the Organ Studies Day at the church on October 1. The day ended with an excellent organ recital by Paul Hale, organist at Southwell Minster. news from the pews news An infant class from Hook-with-Warsash Primary dressed as Jamaica the school report To Advertise in the Pompey Chimes Please Call 01752 225623 NATIONAL FRUIT SPECIALISTS FREE SPECIALIST CATALOGUE AVAILABLE Over 300 apple varieties on M26 (8ft) and many on M27 (4ft) Patio Trees, Upright Cordons, Family Trees of Cherry, Plum, Apple, Pear, Peach and so much more! Send for latest Catalogue loads of offers DEACONS NURSERY Godshill, Isle of Wight PO38 3HW 01983 840750 (24hrs) Tel: 01983 522243 Fax: 01983 523575 Email:[email protected] or visit our website www.deaconsnurseryfruits.co.uk The Diploma in Theological and Pastoral Studies of the University of Oxford, is for you! Suitable for independent theological study and approved by the Church of England for ordination training. 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WARSASH: Pupils atHook-with-Warsash C ofE Primary School spenta fortnight thinkingabout the Olympics.

Their two-weekOlympic Odysseyinvolved developing thepupils’ and teachers’knowledge and skills ofsports around the world.

It was launched withan Olympic procession,which involved eachyear group dressing asthe country they wouldrepresent over the fort-night, and the lighting ofa mock Olympic flamefrom a torch relayedacross the year groups.

There were assem-blies led by Olympickayaking medallistCampbell Walsh andParalympian gold medal-list Peter Hull MBE.They spoke about theirexperiences in theOlympics andParalympics, and talkedabout the London 2012Games.

Local communitygroups were also invitedto help teach sportsincluding tennis, judo,gymnastics, archery and

even synchronisedswimming.

The final dayinvolved pupils takingpart in their own mini-Olympics.

These activities werefunded by a grant fromCreative Partnershipsand funding from theschool’s PTFA.

HAVANT: Studentsfrom WarblingtonSchool in Havant, whichis affiliated to theChurch of England,achieved excellentGCSE results this sum-mer.

Its 16-year-oldsachieved their best everset of GCSEs, with 77

per cent passing withfive grade A*-Cs. That’sa 10 per cent improve-ment on last year. A totalof 51 per cent of stu-dents managed to passfive A*-Cs includingboth English and maths.

Headteacher OwenDavies said: “We havestarted this academicyear in a very upbeatmood. I would like tocongratulate all Year 11students. Our early entrypolicy with Year 10 andYear 9 students has beenvery successful.”

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RYDE: St John’sChurch in Ryde hostedan unusual concert tohelp repair their bellsand re-roof the ParkCommunity Centre.

The varied line-upincluded Oakfield Choirand Gerry Thirlby’s re-working of 1950s clas-sics, local folk singerGlenn Koppany andsinger-songwriterGraham McCullough,who had frequentlyaccompanied the vicaron his Bob Dylan ses-sions at the High ParkTavern.

Wight Harmony per-formed When I’m 64,and St John’s organistFran Cox, fresh from herstand-up show at theEdinburgh Fringe,played a couple of pianopieces before the vicar,the Rev Hugh Wright,sang Bob Dylan’s Ring

them Bells.By that time Denzil

McNeelance had arrivedhotfoot from the WhiteLion, Arreton, andwowed the audience,with guitar and then altosax. There was a finaljamming session after

which half of the Chan-cers burst in to ask “Arewe too late?” beforelaunching into two reg-gae numbers to bring theshow to a close.

The concert broughtthe sound of church bellsin Elmfield one stepcloser in garnering £750for the appeal.

LANGRISH: Langrishand Ramsdean held theirHarvest Service at StJohn the EvangelistChurch at 5pm on aSunday. Around 40 peo-ple enjoyed the service,which included musi-cians from the villageaccompanying the con-gregation.

The church was dec-orated in seasonal stylewith fruit, vegetablesand flowers in wonderfuldisplays from the vil-lagers.

The refreshmentsafterwards of bread,

cheese, wine and softdrinks were wellreceived.

COPNOR: Gosport-born author Lilian Harryhelped a Portsmouthchurch raise £560towards its mammothrebuilding project.

Lilian visited the gar-den café at St Cuthbert’sChurch in Copnor todraw the winning ticketsin a bumper raffle.

There were 26 prizesincluding £100 cash,signed novels by LilianHarry and AlanTitchmarsh and a signedphotograph of Pompeygoalkeeper JamieAshdown.

She was given aguided tour of the com-plex, much of which hasnow been transformedinto a thriving communi-ty facility, incorporatinga GPs’ surgery, commu-nity rooms, Surestart

children’s centre and aneducation centre foradults with learning dis-abilities.

She said: “I reallydid enjoy seeing StCuthbert’s. It was a greateye-opener for me. Ithink you have all donea wonderful job and cre-ated something very spe-cial.”

The £560 raised atthe event will gotowards rebuilding theworship area at the westend of the church.

NORTH END: Theorgan at St Mark’sChurch, North End, hasbeen recognised by theBritish Institute of OrganStudies as a fine NeoClassical Instrument.

It was awardedGrade II* listed in theinstitute’s Register ofHistoric Pipe Organs.

The certificate waspresented to team rectorthe Rev Tom Kennar atthe Organ Studies Day atthe church on October 1.The day ended with anexcellent organ recitalby Paul Hale, organist atSouthwell Minster.

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