Page 31 - Phonebox Magazine November 2007

Bienvenue a Tickford Park
There was a very Gallic flavour to Tickford Park School recently as they celebrated French Day 2007.
The day began with a French breakfast of croissant, pain au chocolat and French bread with hot chocolate and was followed for the day with songs, games and competitions all in French. The children dressed accordingly with a variety of French-related costumes from a Tour de France team, to a copy of the Mona Lisa by way of a champagne bottle and even a French bean!
Head teacher Ann Tobia said, “Every child learns French at Tickford Park from Foundation stage upwards and we feel it is important that they learn through enjoying a range of activities.” K
CONTACT INFORMATION
Cllr Debbie Brock, c/o Civic Offices, 1 Saxon Gate East, CMK MK9 3HG Tel: 07884 397253, Email: debbie.brock@milton-keynes.gov.uk
your voice to be heard, you can still write to Peter Joel at Milton Keynes Council. The Nunn Wood application is not so clear and it seems that this application will not be looked at any time in the near future.
Olney Bells
By the time this report is dropping on your doormats the Olney Bells Appeal will have been launched. The Bishop of Buckingham is due to launch the appeal on the 27th October that will see fundraising plans swing into action in order to raise around £115,000. The funds will enable the existing bells to be “retuned” as well as installing two new bells placed in the tower. The bells at Olney’s St Peter & St Paul’s Church are an historic feature, the oldest dating from 1599 and six of the current eight dating from the times of John Newton. After the works, Olney will be in the unique position in north Bucks, being able to offer a ten bell training
environment. I am sure over the coming months we will hear much more of the plans but I wish the committee good luck.
If you would like to make a donation to the appeal, or would like details on sponsorship options please contact Mrs Helen Dilley, at 26, Lime Street, Olney, Bucks MK46 5BA or helen@grahamandhelen.org.uk . Cheques should be made payable to ‘Olney PCC Bells Appeal’.
Sad News
My sincere condolences go to Revd. Val Reveley, whose husband Mr Ed Fowell recently and most unexpectedly passed away. Val and Ed were married at St Peter and St Paul’s Church almost two years ago and were a great team. In the course of her ministry Val has helped and supported many families and loved ones at times of grief and great sadness and I am sure we would all wish her and her family peace at this time. K
CHRISTMAS AT THE THREE CRANES TURVEY ASPARAGUS SOUP
North Crawley CE School Church Walk, North Crawley
A small village school for children aged 4 to 7
Visit our school web site at
www.northcrawley.milton-keynes.sch.uk
We provide a safe, caring environment in which children can learn and achieve their full potential.
Purpose built Early Years facilities, Specialist ICT equipment, Rural village location, Friendly, caring environment
Very small class sizes, Strong links with the local community, Christian ethos
Please call the headteacher,
Mrs Kathryn Crompton, on 01234 391282 for an appointment or further details.
Ouse Valley Partnership
North Crawley CE School & Stoke Goldington CE First School ‘Sharing Excellence & Expertise’
OR
TRIO OF MELON WITH CREME DE MENTHE
OR
SAUTED SCALLOPS & BACON WITH A VERONIQUE SAUCE OR
GAME PATE WITH A COMPOTE OF WINTER BERRIES ~~~
TRADITIONAL ROAST TURKEY & TRIMMINGS
OR
POT ROASTED PARTRIDGE WITH A PORT & PEAR SAUCE OR
PAN FRIED HALIBUT SERVED WITH CRAYFISH & VERMOUTH SAUCE
OR
RACK OF LAMB WITH A ROSEMARY & MUSTARD CRUST ~~~
CHRISTMAS PUDDING WITH A BRANDY SAUCE
OR
CHOCOLATE & RUM TORTE
OR
POACHED PEARS IN MULLED WINE SEVED WITH PANNA COTTA ICE CREAM
OR
HOME MADE SHERRY TRIFLE & AMARETTI BISCUITS
OR
MIXED CHEESE BOARD
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COFFEE & MINTS
Stoke Goldington C of E First School
Are you looking for a great school for your child? We can offer –
Very small class sizes, Rural village location, Friendly, caring environment, Strong links with the local community, Christian ethos and traditional values, Excellent ICT facilities, After school care.
“The school has outstanding strengths in pupils’ personal development and well- being and in the high quality care, guidance and support it provides”
– Ofsted 2006
You have the choice!
If you would like further information, to obtain a prospectus or would like to arrange a visit, please telephone 01908 551253
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£22.95 Telephone 01234 881305
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