Liphook Community Magazine Autumn 2018

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C.J. Sheppard Building Services • Extensions • Alterations • Renovations • Roofing • Carpentry • Qualified Plumber • Kitchen and Bathroom Fitting • Tiling • Painting & Decorating References available Please call for a free no obligation estimate Tel: 07968 452126 / 01420 478383 Email: cjsheppard79@btinternet.com 79 <strong>Liphook</strong> Road, Lindford, Hants, GU35 0PG CHIROPODY at “Marions” The Square, <strong>Liphook</strong> CALL: FIONA WEBBER 01730 710461 for appointments 28
Churcher’s College PUPILS FUNDRAISE WITH ‘QUILT OF DREAMS’ Pupils at Churcher’s College Junior School & Nursery have collaborated with children from their chosen charity The Kings Arms to create a calico/drawn patchwork quilt depicting their dreams, with each child drawing their individual dream on a square. The patches were sewn together and this giant quilt of over 260 squares can be seen in the window of the art shop ‘Sew Creative’ in Petersfield. YEAR 6 PUPILS ENJOY FRENCH TRIP Year 6 pupils had a fantastic time on their residential trip to France We visited the Nausicaa aquarium, which has some fascinating marine creatures and some entertaining sea lions! We visited the primary school that we have been in contact with, where the French children practised their English and Year 6 practised their French skills and showed photos of their pets and families. Next was a visit to the war cemetery at Etaples. After a busy day, the children spent a reflective hour looking at the gravestones and the books of remembrance. The children had fun sand sailing and despite there not being a lot of wind, they were whizzing around in the buggies, with some children going around cones and others knocking them over! The Kings Arms is a Petersfield charity which runs a range of clubs and activities to help local young people fulfil their potential and realise their own worth. The annual ‘Infant Concert’ is a highlight for the school’s younger pupils in Class 1 and 2 There was a range of solo performances on piano, cello, violin, ukulele and JSax. Smaller group items included the Class 2 recorder group as well as a new pilot scheme that the music department is running in toots and doods – junior, versions of the flute and clarinet. Both classes showed off their instrumental CHURCHER'S COLLEGE INFANT SUMMER CONCERT skills by performing pieces that they had composed themselves. They successfully combined specific instruments to conjure up exotic landscapes in a pirate treasure hunt, as well as exploring the crater of an exploding volcano. The evening was rounded off with getting all the audience participating in ‘Baby Shark’, a favourite among the Infants who performed with energy and real enthusiasm. 29
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