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Author Archives: Donna Cobb
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Jan
Jan
2018 was a special year at Christchurch and we are so looking forward to more amazing and exciting times and adventures over the coming 12 months. If you would like to know more about what we offer children in Newark then please get in touch.
We are now offering 30 hours free childcare to eligible families.Please click on this link to find out more and apply https://www.childcarechoices.gov.uk/ Please be aware availability is from the term after your child turns 3. You need to obtain and give us the eligibility code by end of this term 21st December 2018. If you don’t […]
Although discussions are in the early stages, Nottinghamshire County Council has been considering the future development of the school. This has been going on quietly in the background. Today proposals have been made public. You can read more here: New School for Newark
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Oct
Oct
The children had a very exciting day, celebrating black history month with Bemma from African Ark. The children heard traditional stories from Ghana like Kwaku Ananse and the pot of Cleverness and joined in African drumming and dancing. Thank you to all those who attended the sharing assembly at the end of the day.
Dear Parents/Carers, We are pleased to tell you that our after school club will start running this Thursday 4th October 2018, 3.00pm – 4.00pm £2.50 per day. Your child will be given a drink and a snack each day. The club will be run by Mrs Dwane. We are running it initially until the October […]
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Sep
Sep
The children at Christ Church Infants have been enjoying new play equipment and artificial grass installed over the summer holidays.
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Sep
Sep
The children had a fantastic morning when Hawks of Steel visited with their birds of prey. They were fascinated by the birds flying so low over them as they sat in the hall.
