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Sunday 30 November 2014

The Friends of the Brickfields Present Christmas Storytelling For Children

With the

Wide Eyed Theatre

Onboard the

Edith May, Lapwing Drive, Lower Halstow

Sunday 21st December

Two Shows: 4:30pm & 6:30pm

£5 per ticket; groups of children to be accompanied by an adult please!

Tickets: Send cheques payable to ‘Friends of the Brickfields’ to Michael at 19 The Street, Lower Halstow, ME9 7DR (tel 07824 392342 / 01795 843618) or buy onboard the Edith May (tea room open Friday to Sunday).

Soft drinks and home made cakes on sale from the Edith May’s galley.

Proceeds to go towards the maintenance and improvement of the
Lower Halstow Brickfields.

Visit the Wide Eyed Theatre Website: www.wide-eyed-theatre.co.uk
Visit the Edith May Website: www.edithmaybargecharter.co.uk

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Wednesday 26 November 2014

Burglary - Otterham Quay Lane

Hartlip Newington & Upchurch Ward

Reference: DY13068

Otterham Quay Lane. A burglary at a dwelling between the hours of 12:00 am and 10:46 pm on Monday 24/11/2014. Some cufflinks and a Jewellery box were stolen.

If you have any information that could help investigators please contact Kent Police on telephone number 101 and quote the Crime Number: XY/41610/14

For more information on crime prevention visit: www.kent.police.uk

Kent Police Neighbourhood Watch
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Wednesday 19 November 2014

Vacancy for Midday Meal Supervisor - Holywell Primary School

We are looking for a Midday Supervisor to work for 6.25 hours per week in our village school.

The successful candidate will be responsible for the supervising of pupils during the lunch break.

• promoting their safety and welfare, in accordance with the school’s Health and Safety Policy.
• promoting good standards of behaviour and orderly conduct, in accordance with the school’s Behaviour Policy.

The team of supervisors are responsible for:-

In the hall:
• supervising and organising the orderly collecting, eating and clearing of meals.
• helping children with use of cutlery.
• encouraging good table manners.
• supervising orderly departure from the hall.

Supervising the playground (or in bad weather, the classrooms) from 11.55am until 1.10pm.

In the playground:
• visiting all parts of the playground to supervise, encourage and assist constructive, friendly and safe play activities.
• acting where possible to prevent accidents and providing basic first aid or seeking help from a designated first aider, according to the Health and Safety Policy.
• acting where possible to prevent arguments and unkind behaviour and responding to such situations in a fair, firm kind manner according to the Behaviour Policy and our Restorative Justice approach (training will be given).
• organising and supervising orderly entry to the school hall and wiping down tables before the second lunch sitting.

Indoors, in bad weather:
• providing supervision as above, maintaining oversight of all classrooms, and seeking the help of the headteacher/deputising person if an accident or other difficulty prevents supervision.

To be available to attend staff meetings as required.

To maintain a lunchtime incident book.


Holywell Primary School is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and young persons. This post is subject to an Enhanced Disclosure Application to the Criminal Records Bureau.

For an application pack and further details please contact the school office on telephone number: 01634 388416.

Tracey Snellings
School Office Administrator
Holywell Primary School
Forge Lane, Upchurch, Sittingbourne, Kent, ME9 7AE
Website: www.holywell.kent.sch.uk
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Sunday 16 November 2014

Upchurch Poppy Appeal 2014

The total donations to the Royal British Legion from Upchurch are £2,575. Of this amount £875 was donated in business or retail outlets and the pupils and staff of Holywell School donated £48. The house-to-house Poppy Appeal collection in Upchurch was undertaken in all areas of the Parish by twenty two collectors eight of whom were Upchurch Scouts.

St Mary the Virgin had a large congregation of all ages for the Remembrance Sunday service conducted by the Reverend Jacky Davis. Wreaths were laid below the memorial tablet in the Lady Chapel on behalf of the Church, The Mayor of Swale, Upchurch Parish Council, the Upchurch Scouting movement and the Upchurch Guiding Association. After the service Reverend Davis led the choir, the uniformed youth organisations and the congregation in the warm autumnal weather to the burial ground where wooden crosses were laid at the five war commission graves. A light shower of rain marked the end of this Remembrance.


This year we were particularly mindful of the ultimate sacrifice made by those who fought in World War I - a war that started 100 years ago.

On behalf of the Royal British Legion thank you for your generosity.

“WE WILL REMEMBER THEM”

Cllr Gerry Lewin - Upchurch Poppy Appeal Organiser 
Tel: 01634 366113 or Email: lewing135@btinternet.com
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