Uckfield Matters April 2019
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monththatwas<br />
WAS<br />
the month that<br />
ROCKS PARK STUDENTS MARK<br />
WORLD BOOK DAY<br />
Children - and teachers - across the <strong>Uckfield</strong><br />
area donned the costume of their favouriote<br />
book characters on 7 March to celebrate<br />
World Book Day. Here are just some of the<br />
get ups on display at Rocks Park. Apparently<br />
head teacher Mr Best was dressed as a red<br />
crayon...<br />
© RON HILL © RON HILL<br />
© RON HILL<br />
YOUTH CLUB SET TO REOPEN<br />
© RON HILL<br />
The Youth Club Project Team - the Chamber<br />
of Commerce, East Sussex Youth Services,<br />
<strong>Uckfield</strong> College, Tesco and <strong>Uckfield</strong><br />
Town Council - has secured support and<br />
funding to re-open the Youth Club via the<br />
<strong>Uckfield</strong> Chamber. It will provide a safe<br />
space for young people to socialise, take<br />
part in activities and hopefully guide future<br />
generations in a positive way.<br />
© RON HILL<br />
GOING GREEK AT ST PHILIPS<br />
Year six children at St. Philip’s Catholic<br />
Primary School <strong>Uckfield</strong>, swapped maths<br />
and English for haggling and bartering, when<br />
they became Ancient Greeks for the day.<br />
Gods and goddesses rubbed shoulders with<br />
market traders as the children immersed<br />
themselves in life as it would have been 500<br />
years BC<br />
.<br />
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