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Holiday fun proves popular with visitors to The Hub - Vimarsana News

Holiday fun proves popular with visitors to The Hub

21 Apr 2021 FIZZY FUN: Tyler Hall, 10, and nine-year-old Alex Smith choose their favourite pop with Wilma Wonka, who looks not unlike The Hub’s Sarah Gent SLATE grey skies and a chill wind did little to deter the enthusiasm of visitors to a special outdoor trail set up for the school holidays. The reason was simple – there were sweets to be had. Staff at Barnard Castle’s TCR Hub dreamt up the Sweetie Trail of Pure Imagination – complete with Wilma Wonka. Youngsters given a number of challenges to complete as they made their way around the trail, such as having a go at the fruit shoo...

Forest school puts smiles on the faces of adventurous pupils - Vimarsana News

Forest school puts smiles on the faces of adventurous pupils

21 Dec 2020 Pupils from Ingleton Primary PUPILS at a dale primary are taking to the great outdoors after teaming up with a forest school in Startforth. Staff from Bright Woods, which is based at the Deepdale Nature Reserve, visit Ingleton Primary School each week for classes in the school grounds. Topics include everything from den building to campfire cooking. Teacher Lauren Dominick said the classes had proved popular with children, who were coming to terms with missing long periods at school due to the Covid-19 alert. “Because of that six months off, their wellbeing is a priority,” sh...

Brothers organise fundraising effort to aid homeless - Vimarsana News

Brothers organise fundraising effort to aid homeless

16 Dec 2020 HELP FOR HOMELESS: Brothers Freddie and Archie Swinburn, who helped raise £349 for the charity Crisis CARING brothers Freddie and Archie Swinburne have helped to bring a little Christmas cheer to a dozen homeless people after organising a fundraising effort at their school. Ingleton Primary School pupils Freddie, 10, and eight-year-old Archie decided they wanted to help after seeing a letter from the charity Crisis. They wrote a letter to head teacher Janet Whittaker and other members of staff asking if they could hold an assembly to explain the work carried out by Crisis. They a...