The Village of Wark

Suddenly I find it’s July and I must admit, it’s rather crept up on me. That means that I probably haven’t given enough early attention to St Michael’s Fete, which will take place on the Green tomorrow, Saturday 3 July 2010. I’ve been told that the fete this year will be opened by our new MP Guy Opperman, so as well as supporting the fete, you’ll perhaps have a chance to have a chat with our representative in Parliament. The fete itself will include bric-a-brac, nearly new clothes, a book stall, garden plants, homemade sweets and a tombola. Of course there will also be a great raffle, a fantastic cakes stall and scrumptious teas in the Town Hall. It is not too late to donate contributions to any of the stalls by contacting Cyril Cooper, Ena Ridley, Millie Murray or Margaret Davison, or by dropping them off on the day itself. The proceeds of the fete go to support St Michael’s Church and opens at 2 p.m. Let’s hope for a cracking day.The school newsletter tells me that there will be a workshop for parents of early years children on Wednesday 7 July 2010 at 6.30 p.m. Over recent years there have been a number of significant changes to the Early years Foundation Stage Curriculum and this meeting allows parents to find out more about these changes. The workshop will be led by Janice Grieveson, a Local Authority Early years Consultant. If you’re interested in coming to that evening, please let the school know. Other events coming up in our school include a whole school trip to Tynemouth on the 13^{th of July and the school sports evening on the 15th. The summer holidays will start on Friday 23rd of July.}

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