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STOW TIMESJULY 2014 ISSUE 126
COTSWOLD TIMES
Moreton Art WeeksPAGE 12
Letters pages PAGE 29-30
A Potted History PAGE 14-15
9 pages of EVENTSThings to do, places togo - and places tostop for a while ….. Plus your local sportsclubs and communitynews
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STOW TIMESCOTSWOLD TIMES
FROM THE EDITOR...
The wonderful June weather enticed us out and we visited some of the localevents, right on our doorstep. We include a handful of photos to give you atiny glimpse of how good they were. The Vintage and Classic Car Show at Churchill & Sarsden assembled over 500gleaming and magnificent machines – ‘eye candy for the automobiliac’, and allthe best marques were there! This event is every second year – they haveestablished a winning formula and if you are hoping to be an exhibitor, put it inyour diary now for June 2016 (this year they were fully booked before Easter). Sezincote & Longborough Traditional Fete is also bi-annual, in the magical andunique setting of Sezincote House. The weather brought the crowds out andeverywhere there were smiling faces; the Champagne and Pimms stall soldout more than once, and the Fete set a new fundraising record of over £8,000.
As an n.b, nearly all the events in the centre pages of the magazine areorganised and run by local volunteers, raising funds for a village hall, a churchroof, or a local charity. They work incredibly hard to give us a wonderful dayout, a special cream tea or a memorable glimpse of the social scene. A hugecheer for all the volunteers and committees! Without them the Cotswolds mightstill be beautiful, but it wouldn’t have the same wonderful community that is itstreasure!
In July the big event is Moreton Art Weeks, highlighting an amazing collectionof artists, artisans and galleries in Moreton over a period of three weeks. Thisyear there is a special exhibition commemorating the start of the First WorldWar. ‘Heroes of Moreton: We Remember Them’ traces the men whose namesare on Moreton’s War Memorial. With readings and poetry it will doubtless bean occasion that will stay in the memories of local people for years to come.
As always, you have a tremendous choice of how to enjoy our area of theCotswolds – the key is to take the opportunity and do just that – enjoy it!
Best WishesJenni Turner, Editor
With approximately 40,000 readers across the North Cotswolds , we aredelivering the four community magazines to letterboxes in Stow on the Wold,Moreton in Marsh, Bourton on the Water & Chipping Norton and the villagesthat use them as centres - Broadwell, Adlestrop, Oddington, Bledington, Icomb,Church Westcote, Nether Westcote, Wyck Rissington, Lower & Little Rissington, Great
Rissington (part),Maugersbury, Nether Swell, Lower Swell & Upper Swell, Lower
Slaughter, Naunton, Notgrove, Sherborne (part), Clapton on the Hill, Donnington,
Condicote, Longborough, Bourton on the Hill, Temple Guiting, Guiting Power, Batsford
(part), Blockley, Todenham, Aston Magna, Draycott (part) and Over Norton PLUS Centres
in Bourton on the Water, Chipping Norton, Moreton in Marsh, Stow on the Wold,
Chipping Campden, Paxford, Shipston on Stour, Great Wolford & Little Wolford, Little &
Long Compton, Whichford, Heythrop, Chadlington, the Wychwoods, Northleach,
Burford, Kingham, Churchill and Salford.
Contact Stow Times on:
07789 175 [email protected] O Box 6, Sheep Street,
Stow on the Wold, GL54 1WD
Our next edition is for August 2014The copydate is 15th July 2014
Our design team this month was Eagle Design Ltd.
0800 170 7955 / www.eagledesign.net
FEATURES
4 A Neighbourhood Plan, Ben Eddolls
12 Portrait of an Artistic Young Man, Bob Forster
13 Moreton Art Weeks, Julie Hall
14,15 Whichford Pottery – A potted history, Caroline Fisher
41 Wish you were there? Photos from 3 highlight events in June
60 Blockley Community Shop – the excitement is building! Troopers Lodge – 50 years On.
REGULARS
11 Book Reviews from Borzoi Books
15, 17 – 19 Community Matters
25 Dates for Local Authority meetings, Blood Donor sessions
26 Stow Town Council meeting in June
27, 28 CDC Leader’s Update
29, 30 Your Letters & In the Editor’s Opinion - Stow Surgery, Magna Carta, Planning
LOCAL EVENTS & EVENTS DIARY - Exhibitions, shows, cinemas, concerts, galleries, markets, museums and walks
39 Local Church services
42 Robb Eden on Tax
46-49 News from some of our Local Schools
57, 58 News from local Sports Clubs
59 Reports from North Cotswold and Kingham & Wychwood Rotaries
61 Clubs, Societies, Associations & Charities listing (always a Work In Progress!)
62 Club Notices
63 Local Business Directory
With many thanks to all our many contributors this month, including:Caroline Fisher, Bob Forster, Julie Hall, Christabel Hardacre, Kit Havelock-Davies and
Jan Marley.
Cover photograph: Lavender Fields© by Sarah Howard
Sarah specialises in landscape photography (see her Advert on.p20)
Extra copies of Stow Times are generally available in Stow-i, the new Visitor
Information Centre, in St Edwards Hall and Stow Library. Copies are also carried on
The Villager Bus.
Material published in this magazine is copyright; the Editor may give permission for copy to be reproduced for
some purposes. The opinions expressed in this magazine are not necessarily those of the Editor or any member
of the team. The magazines are produced and delivered almost entirely by volunteers. Whilst every effort is made
to ensure the accuracy of information printed in the magazine, the Editor/team do not accept any responsibility for
the consequences of any errors that may occur.
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‘I’ve been told to strengthen my core –how many sit-ups a day should I do?’
It’s a question we are asked a lot. The answer – none! Most people think ofthe core as a nice six-pack, or strong, toned abs, but the truth is that theabdominal muscles are a very small part of the core. The abdominals havevery limited and specific action, and what professionals refer to as the "core"actually consists of many different muscles that stabilize the spine and pelvis,and run the entire length of the torso. When these muscles contract, theystabilize the spine, pelvis and shoulder girdle and create a solid base ofsupport.
If you think about it, it makes sense. What good are endless sit-ups andcrunches to everyday life – it won’t be very often you use that specificmovement. However if you have children, grandchildren, work in the gardenor have a physical job, you will constantly be twisting, stretching, reaching,leaning sideways, forwards and backwards – sit-ups may not seem so usefulnow! A properly strong core however – that will stand you in good stead!
If you would like to learn how to develop a strong core and midsection toprevent injuries and back pain, you know where to ask!
Alex Doggett, Cotswolds Health Club
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Relax with friends enjoying magical walks throughthe summer wildflowers beneath the beautiful treecanopy, pick up all your gardening essentials andtreat yourself to gorgeous gifts and great food inthe Garden Terrace Café.
July at Batsford Arboretum.
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LAWNS: Mowing & Edging, Turf Laid, HEDGES: Cut & ClippingsRemoved FRUIT & VEGETABLE PLOTS: Planted & maintained
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GARDENING SERVICES Stow-on-the-Wold - Northleach & Chipping Norton Areas
Qualified gardener • Specialist Pruning
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Welly Planting CompetitionAll you need to do is get an old welly, or apair if you prefer and plant it up to look asgood as possible.Judging will take place on the 26th July at3pm so make sure you have your entries tous by then, you can even stay and watch thejudging to see who wins.
1st Place - £50Fosseway Voucher
2nd Place - £25Fosseway Voucher
3rd Place - £10Fosseway Voucher
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Waking night cover – the trained carer will attend all night to helpwith care requirements and undertake domestic duties such aslaundry, cleaning, admin, next day meals, safety and security, etc.,as necessary.
Sleep-in Night Cover – an on hand carer, ‘just in case’. Thecarer will need a bed to sleep in, responding immediately torequests for assistance. (NB. For more than two calls during thenight the service reverts to a Waking night service.)
The night service can be provided as part of a larger care packageor to assist for a short term during a period of acute illness.
We work closely with and in support of Local Charities, Hospices,Church Outreach Teams, Age UK and now with Dementia Friends.
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as offices and/or clean production processes. Available in single or
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CROMWELL BUSINESS CENTRE - The flexible, managed
alternative to a unit is Chipping Norton Business Centre located inside
Cromwell Park just outside a charming market town at the gateway to
the Cotswolds and surrounded by attractive countryside. The OX7
office space can be presented furnished or unfurnished in a wide
range of sizes and layouts. The flexible office space is accessible 24-7
and can accommodate the needs of both small start-ups and larger
firms. Leases are available from 6 and 12 month options.
• Integral Broadband and telephone lines are available as part of a
package provided by a local telecommunications company.
• There is also a smart meeting room available for hire and the whole
business park is protected by CCTV and 24-hour security patrols.
• The on-site management team are responsible for the landscaping
and maintenance of this attractive Cotswolds Business Centre.
• Positioned on the outskirts of the charming market town of
Chipping Norton within walking distance of the town centre with a
good range of shops, banks and recreational facilities. The town is
20 minutes from Banbury (junction 11 of the M40) and 30 minutes
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Calls will cost 15p irrespectiveof how long that call may last,on landlines and mobiles. Call 999 In an emergency,such as when a crime is inprogress, when there isdanger to life or when violenceis being used or threatened.
LOCAL AUTHORITIES JULY 2014
STOW TOWN COUNCILNOTES FOR COUNCIL MEETING
JUNE 2014
Abbreviated notes from the Meeting by LindaBurke, Assistant Clerk are published
monthly in Stow Times. Full Minutes of meetings, associated
committee meetings and correspondenceare available in the Stow Council Officesituated in George Alley off The Square.There is a letterbox in the main door.
The Council office is open Tuesdays, Wednesdays& Thursdays 10am-1pm (subject to meetings)
Tel: 01451 832 585E: [email protected]
STOW TOWN COUNCILNEXT MEETING THURSDAY 10TH JULY
PLEASE CHECK NOTICE BOARD
Residents are welcome to attendmeetings. Questions* from the public relating
to a proposal in discussion byCllrs may be taken prior to Council votingon that proposal. General questions are
taken at the end of the meeting.
* A max of 3 minutes allowed.
Town Councillors are available before & afterthe meeting. District & County Cllrs,
representatives of Stow Police and localPress regularly attend.
C.D.C CommitteeMeetings - JULY
Members of the public are encouraged toattend meetings of the Council andCommittees. If you live in the District and areon the Electoral Register you can take partby asking up to two questions per meeting.Information about your Councillors andcommittee members are on the websitewww.cotswold.gov.uk
Tues 1st. LicensingThurs 3rd. CABINETWeds 9th PlanningTues 15th Audit & ScrutinyWeds 16th Appeals (subject to business)
Details of Meeting Agendas, Reports andMinutes can be found on the Council'sCommittee Information System. Also availableare details of your Councillor, CommitteeMeetings including dates, times and venuesand Membership of the Committees..
ROAD CLOSURES INFORMATION Tel: 08000 514 514 The information is continuously updated. Please check by phone or onlinewww.gloucestershire.gov.uk/roadworks
Gloucestershire Mobile Police stations
01/07/14 Lower Slaughter, Upper Slaughter, Naunton, Guiting Power, Temple Guiting, Cutsdean
02/07 Clapton-on-the-Hill, Great Rissington, Little Rissington, Upper Rissington, Wyck Rissington, Westcote,
08/07 Bourton-on-the-Hill, Blockley, Paxford, Ebrington, Mickleton, Willersley
10/07 Bledington, Icomb, Oddington, Evenlode, Broadwell, Longborough
12/07 Northleach, Bourton on the Water
13/07 Moreton in Marsh, Chipping Campden
Dates & Times may change at short notice. The MPS can be called to attend local incidents.
BLOOD DONOR SESSIONS THIS MONTH:BOURTON ON THE WATER, Royal British Legion
27/07/2014STOW ON THE WOLD, Stow Rugby Football Club
29/07/2014
Do Something Amazing...96% of us rely on the other 4% to give blood.Please don’t leave it to someone else.
For more information/ to book an appointment toattend a session, please call 0300 123 23 23 or visit
www.blood.co.uk
POLICE DROP-INSESSIONS
Wednesday 16th JulyStow Library 2 - 3.30pm
The next main Neighbourhood ConsultativeGroup joint agency meeting will be on Mon 22nd
September, 7pm at Stow Primary School.
FOSSEWAY ROADWORKS in June 2014
In the June editions the telephone number given to call for information was incorrect. The telephonenumber provided to us was 0800 514514 – and should have been 08000 514514. Please note thisnumber for future reference.
The error was highly irritating to everyone and, of course, it’s too late to act on it now! However, with a notable lack of information available before and during the road closure, poorsignage, the lack of consideration in not signing that the road was open in the evening and over theweekend, and the considerable damage imposed on businesses in all the Fosse towns, there needsto be a major rethink of the County’s road works’ strategy and the procedures set down for Amey andtheir sub-contractors to follow.
Our Gloucestershire County Councillors have a very clear idea of what is not acceptable to thecommunities and will be reporting back to us on future arrangements.
NB. LOCAL TRANSPORT PLAN 2014. Note from Co.Cllr Nigel More – ‘There is a seminar at ShireHall on the 3rd July to discuss the Local Transport Plan 2014. It provides an opportunity for us toraise the profile of the Fosse and to petition for more resources to be concentrated on itsimprovement.’
CDC EFFICIENCY PROGRAMME GOESFROM STRENGTH TO STRENGTH (10 June 2014)
The Leader of Cotswold District Council, Cllr Lynden Stowe, hasexpressed his satisfaction that the authority is continuing to move in the right direction towards thegoal of being the most efficient in the country.
At the Cabinet meeting on 5 June, Cllr Stowe reviewed CDC’s performance during 2013-14 andhighlighted the following:• Time taken to process new claims for housing benefit and council tax benefit reduced to 10.6 days(target was 12 days)
• Percentage of council tax collected was 99.1%• Number of working days lost due to sick absence was below 6 days• 3% reduction in CDC share of council tax – joint biggest cut in the country
He commented: “I was encouraged to see this report and it brings home to me how hard the team atCotswold is working to maximise our efficiency. Our aim is to be the most efficient council in thecountry and this end of year report shows that we have broken into the top five. I am very pleasedwith this outcome, and I have asked the Chief Executive to thank the staff for their efforts andsupport. It is important for local taxpayers to know that the Council is not resting on its laurels and Ican assure them that there are more initiatives in the pipeline to keep this momentum going, includingthe recently announced 2020 vision for sharing some services across four authorities.”
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EVENTSCOMMUNITY
WHAT’S ONWHEN & WHERE
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Supportourlocalcommunity
Exhibitions, concerts, ‘flix in the stix’,
Fetes, festivals and fayres; guided
walks through Cotswold views; open
studios and galleries – talk to the
artists, try your hand or buy a picture;
outdoor theatre, gardens in bloom; a
car show and cycling tours; a circus
and a tea dance; markets and crafts, a
coffee morning and a duck race!
If you have information to share about an event
Tell us and we will telleveryone, everywhere we go!Tell the 4 Cotswold Times magazines about your
event and we will add it to our EVENTS DIARY.
Entries in our Diary are carried FREE OF CHARGE –
maximum +/- 25 words.
All events appear in all 4 magazinesSTOW TIMES, BOURTON TIMES, MORETON
TIMES AND CHIPPING NORTON TIMES
ADVERTISEMENTS for COMMUNITY events and
fundraising are carried in our magazines FREE OF
CHARGE. Commercial events are charged at our
advertising rates with maximum discounts for
charities and fundraising groups.
ONE booking at ONE price in FOUR magazines!
Places to go to – and places to stop!
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CHURCHESa place to worship
BAPTIST CHURCHSHEEP STREET STOW ON THE WOLD
In the Community for the CommunityWelcome to our family service every Sunday morning at 10.30am. The 1stand 3rd Sunday’s communion is celebrated during the service.
Our speakers for the month of JULY are:
Sunday 6th JESS BAILEY Sunday 20th PETER ALLANSunday 13th PAUL CHAPMAN Sunday 27th TONY GIBSON
EVERY TUESDAY 10am to 12noon - COFFEE MORNING at the BAPTIST HALL. All welcome!!
CHILDRENS HOLIDAY CLUB - Monday 28th July – Friday 1at August10am – 3pm daily. £2per child per day. “A journey through time”
Contact: Margaret Baker 01608 650624
THE CATHOLIC CHURCHMass times for JULY
Our Lady, Help of Christians, Bourton-on-the-Water
Sunday Mass: 8.30a.m.
Our Lady & St Kenelm, Back Walls, Stow-on-the-Wold
Sunday Masses: 10.00 am & 6.30pm
For times of Confessions, or other information, please call 01451 830431 orvisit our website: www.stowrc.co.uk
EYFORD, GUITING AND THE SLAUGHTERSSunday Services JULY
Sun 6th 8.30am – Holy Communion at Lower Slaughter9.30am – Village HC at Naunton9.30am – Holy Communion at Temple Guiting11am – Holy Communion at Upper Slaughter11am – Family Service at Guiting Power
Sun 13th 8.30am – Holy Communion BCP at Naunton9.30am – Holy Communion at Lower Slaughter11am – Holy Communion at Farmcote11am – Matins at Temple Guiting11am – Matins at Upper Slaughter6pm – United HC Service with Baptist Chapel at Guiting Power
Sun 20th 8.30am – Holy Communion at Upper Slaughter9.30am – Holy Communion at Cutsdean11am – Village Matins at Naunton11am – Holy Communion at Lower Slaughter6pm – Songs of Praise with TG at Guiting Power
Sun 27th 8.30am – Holy Communion at Guiting Power9.30am – Holy Communion at Cutsdean11am – Family Holy Communion at Lower Slaughter11am – Choral Holy Communion at Temple Guiting6pm – Songs of Praise with Naunton & LS at Upper Slaughter
ST EDWARDS CHURCHSunday Services JULY
Sunday 6th 8am BCP Holy Communion 11am Family Service 6pm Choral Evensong
Sunday 13th 8am Holy Communion 11am Sung Eucharist6pm Sung Evensong
Sunday 20th 8am BCP Holy Communion 11am Sung Eucharist 6pm Compline
Sunday 27th 8am Holy Communion 11am Sung Matins6pm Holy Communion
There is a service of Holy Communion in church on Tuesdays at 10amMore details of our services can be found on our website
www.scats.org.uk
BENEFICE SERVICESSunday 6th 9.30am Holy Communion - Lower Swell
3.00pm Baptism - Condicote
Sunday 13th 9.30am Holy Communion - Condicote11am Matins - Upper Swell
Sunday 20th 9.30am Holy Communion - Lower Swell
Sunday 27th 9.30am Holy Communion - Condicote
Everyone is welcome to join us.
Stow-on-the-WoldMethodist Church
SUNDAY SERVICES IN JULY 10.30am. All welcome
Sunday 6th MR MARTIN HANNANT Sunday 13th CHURCH ANNIVERSARY, 200 YEARS. 5PM SERVICE
REV PETER HANCOCK – CHAIR OF DISTRICTSunday 20th REV STEPHEN BYWATERSunday 27th MRS MAIRI RADCLIFFEContact: Jackie Palmer – 01451 822285
Graham Simms – 01451 822545
ST JAMES’S CHURCHLONGBOROUGH
Sunday Services in JULY
Sunday 6 July 8.00am - Holy Communion9.30am - Morning Service
Sunday 13 July 9.30am - Holy CommunionSunday 20 July 4.00pm - Messy Church in Village HallSunday 27 July 9.30am - Holy Communion
WESTCOTE METHODIST CHAPELSunday Worship in JULY
6th 11am Morning Worship led by Rev Michael Langley 13th 11am Family Service led by Mrs Sue Handy 20th 11am Chapel Anniversary Celebration - Roy and Glenys Brewer 27th 11am Morning Worship with HC led by Rev Peter van de Kasteele
Thursday Fellowship In the Chapel at 2.30pm3rd and 10th July Readings in John’s Gospel with Peter van de Kasteele
In the Chapel at 7.30pm3rd July Open the Book (2) with Tony Gibson10th July Open the Book (3) with Tony Gibson
In the Chapel 6pm17th July Bring and Share Supper
For more information contact:Mr Tony Gibson on 01993 830699
Quakers – The Religious Society of FriendsSunday 11:00 a.m. at The Friends Meeting House,Pytts Lane, BurfordEverybody Welcome. For more information contact Howard Crook 01451 810 447 or go to http://www.burford-quakers.org.uk
The morning service at St David’s, Moreton in Marsh is recorded each weekand broadcast online every Sunday at 4.30pm. www.nccr.co.uk
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Last year at this time I wrote about the numerous planning applications being putforward, particularly in relation to new supermarkets and retirement homes. It’s notmy job to comment on these either way but it is my job to help support businesseswhich provide employment opportunities for local people, whether these are largeorganisations or small local businesses. I mentioned that I thought it would behelpful if district, town & parish councils, with the help of local people, identified thetype of businesses we would like to attract to the area and to make a concertedeffort to try to get these businesses to come to the North Cotswolds. We have lotsto offer. Help should also be given to smaller businesses, many of them one manbands, which have outgrown their dining room tables and are now looking to rentcommercial premises at a reasonable cost. The cost of renting commercial propertyin this area is too high and stops many making the move and many a smallbusiness becoming bigger. We could also help by making that extra effort to buyfrom local suppliers and to shop locally where possible. This in turn will put moremoney back into the local economy and create more employment opportunities.Yes, shopping on the internet is cheaper but is it creating local jobs? Yes, petrol ischeaper at the supermarkets but how far will you have to drive to fill-up in anemergency if all our local filling stations closed? There is no doubt that the businessmodel is changing rapidly & that certain business need to shake themselves into themodern world but it is up to all of us to ensure that our local economy is vibrant sothat there are jobs for local people & that businesses have an incentive to locate tothis area.
Should you require help with your accounts, Vat or payroll you should either contactyour accountant or give me a ring for free telephone advice.
Robb Eden is based in Moreton-in-Marsh. He can be contactedvia e-mail at [email protected] or by telephone 01608 651802.
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While Cotswold School students continue to steadily work through theirheavy timetable of exams, some have also been busy on track, field andhorseback. Congratulations to our athletes: Jenny Graham (y9): 100m ,Luka Visockaite (y10): 200m and long jump, Rachel Holby (y9): Discusand Emma Parker (y8): high jump, who all qualified to represent theCheltenham District Team at the County Championships.
Congratulations too to Josh Gray(y10): 200m, Jacques Sauvagnargues(y9): 300m and javelin, and Haydn Clarke (y9): shot. Emma Parker andRachel Holby both went on to qualify to represent the County in theSouthwest schools competition as did Haydn Clarke and JacquesSauvagnargues. Both Haydn and Jacques came first on the day to wintheir County Champion titles in their chosen events. Well done!Meanwhile, our equestrian team – now with 40+ members – sent ourmost impressive dressage and show-jumping team yet to theGloucestershire School Games at Hartpury College. All our pupils gotinvolved in sport last month with an enormously popular Football 7 a-sideWorld Cup competition and National Sports Week, not to mention ourannual cricket match vs MCC. This month will see our students takingpart in Race for Life activities, and track and field events over the school’sSports Days on 7th and 8th July.
Our international connections also go from strength to strength: Wewelcomed two teachers from our partner school in Zambia last monthand this month, we are delighted to be hosting a group of Chinesestudents from Dulwich College, Suzhou. Meanwhile, we will be waving‘good bye’ to our school’s Expedition Team who, with Mr Edwards andMiss Tingle, are heading off the beaten track on their self-funded month-long adventure in Nicaragua. Good luck team!
For the Arts, 2nd July brings us the always impressive Art and DesignShowcase of students’ work while there are also two fabulous concertsfrom our talented student musicians and vocalists. Tickets are availablethrough the school and you can catch performances either at 7.30pm on2nd July at Sherborne Church or on 10th July at The Cotswold SchoolHall – perfect fare for a summer’s evening.
On 11th July 2014, the school will be having a ribbon cutting ceremony toofficially open our two most recent buildings and to celebrate the end ofThe Cotswold School’s 25th Anniversary year. Local MP, Geoffrey Clifton-Brown will be among the guests and we look forward to honouring someof the school’s long-serving supporters and members of staff.
Classes end on 18th July, we would like to take this opportunity to wishour students, staff and their families a safe and happy summer break. Wewill be celebrating when the results are published next month!
Examination season is upon us. We wish all students success in theirexaminations and look forward to celebrating with them in thesummer.
A group of Year 9 students, picked for their commitment and interestin science, visited the JET lab at Culham. They enjoyed a tour of theUK's centre for nuclear fusion research, saw a mock-up of thereactor and learnt about the possibility of nuclear fusion providing along term clean energy source in the future as well as the possibilitiesfor working in scientific industries.
Forty five Year 8 students went to Chipping Norton Theatre to takepart in two professionally-led workshops exploring working withmasks and text. The theatre staff were very complimentary about thebehaviour and ability of our students and the students seemed toreally enjoy the day!
Year 9 students taking Art GCSE visited the Pitt Rivers Museum.Students were able to look at a variety of artefacts from a huge rangeof cultures, including shrunken heads! The opportunity to draw fromprimary resources gives students the vision to develop their ideas. Allstudents had an informative and exciting day!
GCSE history students spent a fascinating study day at The EdwardJenner Museum. The students have been studying the history ofmedicine looking at the role played by key individuals, such as DrJenner; who pioneered vaccination against smallpox in the late 18thcentury. The students used independent research skills to gatherinformation from the museum to complete GCSE-focussedworksheets.
Former Springbok Rugbyinternational Thinus Delporthelped the Year 7 Humanitiesstudents prepare to deliver aWorld Cup themed festival toYear 4 students this term.Thinus spoke to the studentsabout the 6 keys to success,the importance of teamworkand what leadership involves. The students were a credit to theschool and we are sure that their forthcoming festival will be a greatsuccess.
Our partnership primary school teams came ready for battle at theannual U10 cricket festival at Great Tew Cricket Club. The cricketmatches were competitive and everyone really enjoyed representingtheir own schools. Our Year 10 Sports Leaders worked very hardand did a fantastic job as umpires. The winner of the big schools’and small schools’ trophies were Charlbury and Chadlingtonrespectively. The primary schools teams also enjoyed a well foughtbattle at the U10 Rugby tournament hosted by Chipping NortonRugby Club. Everyone took great pride in representing their schoolsand played hard. The winner of the big schools’ trophy wasCharlbury and Great Tew won the small schools’ trophy.
Congratulations to everyone who took part in these twotournaments, and thank you to all the teachers, TAs and parents whosupported and encouraged the children. We are very grateful toGreat Tew Cricket Club (especially Eric) for hosting Chipping NortonPartnership of School Cricket Tournament and to James Clarke andall of the coaches from Chipping Norton Rugby Club for hosting andsupporting the School Rugby Tournament.
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The summer term continues to be busy - our valuefor the term is “Creativity” and we have certainlyenjoyed being a creative school. To coincide with Arts Week, we held our very own artexhibition and competition which was enjoyed byboth the school community and Holy Trinity Church parishioners. Congratulations to ourwinners Lily Smart, Zoe Pearson, Bea Lawson andGabby Heath. Continuing with our art theme,we enjoyed a visit to Kingham Sculpture Trail – thechildren were inspired to create their own sculpturesusing a variety of materials including wire, paper and willow.
Our Key Stage 2 choir attended Dorchester Abbeyto take part in the Festival of Voices. The concert featured a massed choirof 250 children, selected from 10 different Oxfordshire primary schools,accompanied by a youth band. It was a wonderful musical experience forboth performers and audience.
June saw several of our key stage 2 children taketheir first Holy Communion. Benji Lawson explained,“it makes me feel very special to have taken my FirstHoly Communion. I feel a lot closer to God.”Excellent, enthralling and enriching were the wordsused to describe Year 4’s residential trip to Everdonin Northamptonshire. The children enjoyed shelter building, exploring animal habitatsand a treasure hunt as part of their activities. Year 2children also enjoyed a wonderful sunny, day at theseaside. Sand castles, donkey rides and obligatoryice cream, fish and chips on the beach were enjoyed by bothstaff and children.
COTSWOLD WILDLIFE PARKFoundation Stage class had a fantastic time at the Cotswold Wildlife Parkand even managed to stay dry. The children learnt about lots of differentanimals around the world.
Finally, at the end of July we will say a fond farewell to our Year 6 pupilswho have had a hectic last term gaining their cycling proficiency awards,sports leader’s awards, leading a young entrepreneur project and theOliver performance. We wish them great success on the next stage oftheir journey.
Holy TrinityRC School Sports
What an outstanding year for sport at Cold Aston! As PE co-ordinator I am
delighted with the success of our teams and overwhelmed with the percentage
of participation this year, therefore an enormous well done to all children
involved. The Kiwk cricket teams had a great afternoon at Bourton, with the A
team earning their place at the Cheltenham College final. The B team had a
wonderful team spirit and thoroughly enjoyed the day. Year 5 and 6
participated in the swimming gala, while six Key Stage 2 children go on to the
athletics finals at Deer Park.
Healthy Eating and Exercise Week Children attended workshops focussing
on keeping our bodies healthy, they made healthy snacks, looked at healthy
food types, why we exercise and also visited a relaxation room! The children
also performed a wonderful wake and shake for all parents, well done to those
who joined in! Miss Stevenson, a cardiac nurse, came to talk to the children
about keeping our heart’s healthy. Year 1 and 2 visited Tesco in Stow on their
‘Farm to Fork’ scheme, they explored the different sections and ‘shopped’ for
a healthy dinner, finally they feasted on some fruit! Thank you to Tesco for
having us and our volunteers.
News The rain held off for Year 2 at Sherborne woods allowing them to have
a wonderful morning of stories in the beautiful National Trust woods. It was
fabulously organised and the children had a superb time. Year 5 and 6 children
attended a public speaking workshop this week.
Class 1 are looking forward to their pirate day, Class 2 are in full football spirit
while Class 3 and 4 continue to study Wind in the Willows in preparation for
our performances, we do hope you can join us.
Cold Aston C of E Primary Schoolby Katie Walker Headteacher: Miss Alexandra Symondson
This month’s article brings you the latest news from StCatharine’s Parent Action Group, our parent/teacherfundraising charitable group for the school. PAG organise a tremendousfundraising programme each year and raise several thousand poundswhich is ploughed back in to the school to directly benefit our children.The main fundraising event last term was the Spring Fair. What a fantasticday it was, we were blessed with a glorious warm and sunny day and funactivities in abundance. The fantastic ‘Dog Show’ was the star event ofthe day and the pony rides were a hit as always.
The BBQ went down a storm with delicious sausages and burgers fromLower Clopton Farm shop and divine cakes in our cream tea tent weresnapped up. Children at the fair were spoilt for choice when it came tofun activities, with the bouncy castle, face and nail painting,’ Beat theGoalie’ and ‘Name the Sheep’ competitions keeping everyone happy. We’re delighted to report we made almost £1,500 at the fair and hope tobe able to match fund a proportion of money raised. Our thanks go toparents and the local business community who supported us bydonating fantastic raffle prizes and to everybody who helped on the day.We have ‘Yoga Saturday’ planned for the summer term which is beingrun by yoga expert Sophie Whitehouse and will be fun for all the family,and our Summer BBQ and Games Night will be held in July. This isalways a popular event welcoming all current and new families to enjoy afantastic BBQ, refreshments and traditional games for the children -wheelbarrows at the ready! Our Year 6 Leavers’ Play is a highlight of thesummer term and brings our fundraising programme for the term to aclose. This year’s production is Shakespeare Rocks: a hilarious butfactually correct take on the life, work & times of William Shakespeare.
The children are enjoying rehearsals and PAG will be providingrefreshments at the evening performances. Over the last 10 months wehave ploughed just under £12,000 in to school activities and projects.Over half of that has been invested in extending the facilities for childrento enjoy in our dedicated Early Years environment, and we have fundedForest School which all the children have attended this term. We haveinvested in a portable music trolley which can be moved easily betweenclassrooms and funded numerous coach trips allowing the children toattend external events to support their classroom-based learning. All ofthis is possible through the energy of our fantastic group of parents whogive their time and expertise so generously. Thank you to you all formaking this another fantastic year of fundraising.Gill Theo, Chair St Catharine’s Parent Action Group
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The Junior pupils are all back following two veryexciting residential visits to the Forest of Dean.The Year 3 and Year 4 children spent three daysproblem solving, orienteering, flying through theair on a zip wire, climbing, getting wet wellies ontheir stream study and tunnelling. The fun ofbeing out of doors and staying away with theirfriends was a joy to see. The Year 5 and Year 6children spent a full five days in the Forest ofDean enjoying similar studies along with highwire trapeze jumps, caving at Clearwell Caves,shelter building and field sports.
The Infants topic for this term is castles which included a visit toWarwick Castle. The children were impressed by the sheer size of the castle and loved climbing to the top of the tower. The firing of thetrebuchet and the birds of prey display were very popular.
The junior class are studying the Egyptians this term and have paid avisit to the Ashmolean Museum in Oxford. The visit included a workshop on Life and Death in Ancient Egypt.
The display showing the inside of the Egyptian mummies usingscanning techniques was very impressive.
The year 6 are busy with their enterprise project having set upbusinesses and are producing Elderflower cordial, cakes, strawberryjam and growing bedding plants. The goods will all be sold at theVillage Coffee Morning and after school. Hopefully a large profit will bemade!
Swell SchoolFrom Judy Morgan School Administrator
Temple GuitingChurch of England School
David Ogden, Headteacher
Bishop Martyn of TewkesburyThe children were delighted by the visit of Bishop Martyn Snow andparticularly enjoyed asking questions about his role. They were
fascinated to hear about his ministry in Africa and were particularlyimpressed when they learnt that he worked in a cathedral!
Tag Rugby: Second in Gloucestershire!Last month our tag rugby team battled their way to the County Finals
and were only narrowly beaten by Heron Primary. Both TempleGuiting and Heron qualified for the regional finals in Taunton.
Bumper Intake for SeptemberWe are busy preparing for our biggest Reception intake in many
years by inviting the pre-schoolers to a series of ‘story times’ with ourcurrent Class 1. In September we welcome fifteen four year olds.
Public SpeakingOnce again, thirty pupils from our partner schools participated in acourse organised by members of Gloucestershire Toastmasters.
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Well we have had an amazing start to the last term of the academic year!
Sports day was held on a lovely sunny but not too hot, afternoon with
loads of parents and friends supporting all the children. The Green team
were the victorious champions and everyone had a great time, including
the mums and dads who all got very competitive in their race!
The PTFA have organised a wonderful summer disco for the pupils with
an under -water theme. Class 5 decided all wore onesies!! Lots of
dancing and even karaoke took place and everyone had the chance to
have an ice lolly on the way out to help cool down on a very warm
evening! The hall was decorated with a massive octopus made from
balloons, jelly fish made from crepe paper and origami fish.
These are remaining in the hall until our Summer Fair which is on Friday
4th July, 6 til 8 pm. Everyone is welcome to come along!
We are looking forward to welcoming the new reception children into our
school on their induction afternoons over the next few weeks where they
will be able to experience life in the classroom, this is a great opportunity
for them to get to know their new teachers and teaching assistants and
also use their spacious outdoor learning area with the fort, forest school,
sandpit and learning resources.
The year 6 children are getting ready to attend their induction days at the
Cotswold school in the first week of July and the whole of the juniors are
rehearsing for their summer performance of ‘Robin Hood’.
Our sponsored walk this year is going to be in aid if LINC cancer charity,
everyone in the school will walk around Stow on the 27th June so please
look out for us as we are raising money for a very worthwhile cause!
Class 2 are going to have an overnight stay at Malvern, where they will
be able to experience low ropes courses, zip wires, obstacle course and
archery! We hope that the lovely weather remains with us until then!
We had a hugely successful Science Week in June. One of our parents,Dt Bottley, sheared his sheep and brought in wool for usto investigate. Who knew that each fibre had littlehooks? We are now all lanolin experts. On another day,we had a set of bikes in school, thanks to our DPA,which we pedalled like mad to create enough electricityto have music and flashing lights in the courtyard. Wealso powered some smoothie machines and loved the results! On the Friday,all children from years 1-6 visited the Science Festival inCheltenham. It was great fun, we learnt loads andhad a great day.
We are looking forward to our sponsored walk toBatsford soon and have been deciding whichcharities to support. Many of the older childrenprepared pitches about various charities and theoutcome of our whole-school vote is that we will be raising money forGuide Dogs, RSPCA and Water Aid – all great causes. As usual, we willbe running activities right through the summer holidays. Dormer and non-Dormer children are welcome every day between 8-6pm. There is acomprehensive programme of sports, arts and other entertainment for 2-11 year olds. Please see www.dormerhouse.co.uk for details.
In addition, our very popular 11+ preparation classes will be taking placeon Friday mornings throughout the summer, just to keep those skillsticking over. Further details are on our website but hurry because placesare limited.
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Under the leadership of our Head of Physics, Chipping Campden Schoolhas established a national reputation as a centre of excellence andlearning for physics students and teachers from across the region. Inaddition to leading the Physics Dept, Mrs Flaherty works as an OgdenTrust Teacher Fellow. The Ogden Trust is a leading physics educationcharity and Chipping Campden School is a principal member of TheOgden Trust’s Schools Science Partnership Programme. It is through ourfunding partnership that the recent innovations have taken place. In Junewe unveiled our new Phiz Lab. We are the first secondary school in theUK to launch a Phiz Lab which will be used for science lessons for pupilsfrom partnership primary schools across the region, and for teachertraining for primary and secondary staff from across the UK. TimSimmons, Chief Executive, The Ogden Trust, officiated the ribbon cuttingceremony at the grand opening which took place on June 9th and world-renowned physicist Keith Gibbs led an inspirational and fun learningopportunity for 30 gifted and talented primary children from four of theprimary schools within the regional cluster for which CCS holdsresponsibility.In another initiative designed collaboratively with Dolby, sixth formstudents from across the region joined Chipping Campden School to geta taste of Hollywood and the red carpet treatment. As part of apioneering programme designed to broaden their horizons in terms ofcareer options, students had the opportunity to explore the science ofsound, and the application of physics in the film industry. Hosted byDolby Laboratories at their state-of-the-art Dolby Atmos cinema inWootton Bassett, the students attended a talk by James Shannon, aleading sound engineer with Dolby, looking at Oscar winning blockbusterGravity, outlining his career path that led him to join Dolby and identifyingthe science behind sound technology and how audio is used in films. Thestudents were then invited to a private screening of the Oscar-winning filmGravity before being joined by Sophie Allen, lead physics teacher at theNational Space Centre, who challenged them to identify any physicserrors in the film and delivered a talk entitled: “Physics in Films – ScienceFact or Science Fiction?” We are delighted to be able to provide thesespecial facilities and opportunities to inspire and enthuse our students atCCS about science.You can find out more about life at CCS by visiting our web site, or comealong to our next Open Evening on Thursday 2nd October.
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Our First Team (pictured) had much to celebrate at their End of SeasonDinner held in June at the White Hart Royal Hotel. On the table was theRunners Up Cup in Div. 2 of the Glos Northern Senior League, anachievement which gained us promotion to Div. 1 for the new season.Alongside the cup was a handsome shield, The Merit Shield, presented tothe club scoring the most goals across the two divisions of the League.The Chairman opening the evening congratulated the team, and GaryBarnett the Manager, as well as the Reserves who had held their place inDivision 1 of the Stratford Alliance, having had a double promotion back inSeptember. He thanked Gary, and Dave Toon, who with Nick Timms hadled the Reserves. Dave presented the following awards:- Young player ofthe season, Ryan Woskett; Manager's player, and Players' player, both toDaniel Wookey.
The Chairman then presented medals to the promotion - winning first teamsquad, and the following awards;- Young player, Martin Tomes; Players'player, Lee Brookes; and Manager's player, Luke Bayliss. Reviewing theseason Gary drew attention to the three leading scorers, Lee Brookes,Shaun Stanley and Richard Craig.
The new season begins with pre-season matches. Home games -spectators can enjoy these at London Rd. on 16th July at 1845; 19th Julyat 1500 ; 30th July at 1845. The first cup match is on 9th August (KO1500); the first league match on 16th August at 1500.
The Club always welcomes players of all ages. Teams being entered in thenew season are:-
First Team ( Gary Barnett) Glos N. Div 1. Training Weds 6pmReserves ( Dave Toon) Stratford Alliance Div 1. Weds 6 pm.U-16s; (Nick Timms) Oxford Invitation League Thurs 6.30 pm.U-14s (Chris Burdock) Witney League Weds 7 pmU-12s (Mark Boydell) Evesham League Mons 6.30 pmU-11s ( Chris Burdock) Evesham League Weds 6pm.U-10s ( Lynsey Burdock) Witney League Thurs 5.30 pmU-8s ( Ryan Woskett) Witney League Mons 5.30 pmU-7s (Dave Toon) Tues 5.30 pmAll train at the London Rd. Ground.
The Club's 'Crownjewels' are the coaches,each team having atleast two, all volunteers.As an F.A. DevelopmentClub we need a constantsupply of future coachestaking the Level onetraining courses. Fiveyoung me are alreadycommitted to coursesthis autumn, but we arealways ready to welcome
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Domestic, Commercial and Industrial WorkFixed Wire inspections for Business and Landlords.
Electric Boilers and Heating Energy efficient Lighting
01451 861758 [email protected]
From Re-Wires to Changing a Light Bulb‘Watt ever you Want!’
dave payne electricians
CHIROPODIST / PODIATRIST
Dr R J Davis HCPC Registered CH 17482
For all your Foot / Lower Limb Healthcare needs
Clinics in Stow ; Chipping Norton ; Bloxham
Home visits available throughout all Cotswolds area
Tel. 01451 831277 or 07776136208
email [email protected] Handmade Curtains and Blinds
Bespoke clothing and alterations www.jackie-whitehill-handmade-soft-furnishings.com
Stow on the Wold Tel: 078376 02004
BERNIE’S ALTERATIONS – 35 yrs experience Tel 01451 833831 or 07768 305427
BARRON STONECharles Bell Bespoke Masonry Design, Dry Stone Walling07805 433475 [email protected]
Cleaning & Housekeeping
Miss Marigold
Contact Katie on:0789 100 8657 / 01608 643762
Rob Rhoman
Flute repairService and overhaul of all brands
Tel: 01608 654375E-mail: [email protected]
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SMALL BOX = 15mm high x 60mm wide (1 column)£ 120/ year or £ 72/6 months minimum at £ 12/month LARGE BOX = 33mm high x 60mm wide (1 column)£22/month (by DDM) or £220/yearCREDIT & DEBIT CARDS ACCEPTED. FOR INFORMATION/TO BOOK YOUR ENTRY07789 175 002 or [email protected]
MONTHLY MASSAGE LOTTERY2 FREE massages on offer every month.
Martin Roddis 00 44 (0)7530 927 [email protected] www.massagewithmartin.com
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