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Hel<strong>lo</strong> Readers!<br />

Welcome to 2018 and the latest issue of Primary Times.<br />

We hope you’ve had a wonderful start to the New Year.<br />

The temptation at this time of year is to stay indoors, find<br />

something entertaining on the TV and relax on the sofa under a<br />

blanket until the weather starts to turn distinctly more summery.<br />

Whilst this might sound like a good plan (and it does) there’s<br />

always plenty to see and do once you venture from the sofa and<br />

out of the front door.<br />

In our What’s On Guide you’ll find plenty of ideas for fun days out<br />

and if you fancy swapping your sofa for a comfy seat for a while,<br />

then you could always head to the theatre. You’ll find the best<br />

shows in your area in the Box Office section. Whether it’s walking<br />

through the snowdrops, enjoying the animals at Green Dragon<br />

Eco Farm, or celebrating the works of Roald Dahl, there are plenty<br />

opportunities for some memorable days out!<br />

Now the festive period is over, it is still possible that you want to<br />

party. If you’ve got a child’s party coming up in the near future<br />

DON’T PANIC! Our Party Guide is full of ideas to help you create<br />

an amazing memory for all involved.<br />

You can also visit our Pinterest page for party food inspiration<br />

www.pinterest.co.uk/primarytimesuk<br />

Don’t forget to enter our competitions, there are <strong>lo</strong>ts of great<br />

prizes to be won including a family day pass for Geronimo<br />

Festival and a family pass for 360 Play. You can find more great<br />

competitions on our website too.<br />

Our next issue will be full of the joys of Spring, but until then,<br />

here’s to a wonderful 2018!<br />

Primary Times Team<br />

Calling all<br />

families<br />

and teachers!<br />

Remember to send in<br />

your news for our news<br />

pages – we would <strong>lo</strong>ve<br />

to hear from you!<br />

Don’t forget to visit us<br />

online at<br />

www.primarytimes.co.uk<br />

/buckinghamshire<br />

www.facebook.com/<br />

primarytimesbuckinghamshire<br />

3 Contents<br />

4 News & Views<br />

6 WOW<br />

12 Party Guide<br />

14 Tuition & Education<br />

16 Box Office<br />

18 Competitions<br />

19 Pinboard<br />

...the UK’s biggest, free ‘what’s on’ magazine for parents!<br />

Editorial: Sam Shepherd sam@schoolspublishing.co.uk<br />

Production: Carol George production@schoolspublishing.co.uk<br />

Sales: Sue Wintersgill ptbucks@schoolspublishing.co.uk TEL: 01295 750250<br />

Design: Char<strong>lo</strong>tte Morgan<br />

Primary Times in Buckinghamshire, Schools Publishing Limited, Primary Times Magazine Group<br />

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TEL: 01491 411848 FAX: 01491 411416 www.primarytimes.co.uk/buckinghamshire<br />

Primary Times is independently published and distributed free through national primary schools in Buckinghamshire. It aims<br />

to inform families and children about current educational issues, forthcoming events, courses, attractions and to give teachers,<br />

pupils and parents the opportunity to participate in the magazine by adding to its contents or by joining in the competitions.<br />

It is NOT our intention to publish any racist, sexist or politically based material whatsoever. We also undertake not to carry<br />

any advertising which we would consider to be offensive to young families or harmful to the best interests of young children.<br />

Primary Times would like to thank all the schools in Buckinghamshire for their assistance in distributing the magazine and for<br />

their contributions to its contents. We would also like to thank all the advertisers who have supported this publication and<br />

therefore made it possible. Please support their endeavours when and where you can. The copyright on all written material,<br />

<strong>lo</strong>gos and advertising artwork produced by our studio remains with Primary Times or with the relevant contributor. Primary<br />

Times is currently publishing over two million copies per issue under franchise licences throughout Britain.<br />

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www.primarytimes.co.uk/buckinghamshire | FEBRUARY HALF TERM Issue Primary Times 3

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