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Adopt Constitution TAR Marth 2012
TAR Marth 2012
| Summary ofthe main achievements ofthe charity during the year |
Summary ofthe main achievements ofthe charity during the year |
Playgroup started school year in September with only 13children. Due to the on going Coronavirus, playgroup followed all their previous safety measures that had been put in place. The children spent most ofthe time outside playing as the weather was so good which they |
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| enjoyed. Two members ofstaff renewed their Designated Person |
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| Safeguarding Level 3training done remotely via teams. As weather got |
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| colder the children started working on crafts inside relating to Bonfire |
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| Night and Remembrance. In December the children worked on making |
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| Christmas cards and decorations for the elderly residents ofa nearby |
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| housing complex. Children also decorated a Christmas Tree which was |
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| entered into the local Christmas Tree Festival, naming the tree The |
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| Brightest Star which was dedicated ioa former employee. Christmas |
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| presents were purchased from fund raising'and a Christmas party was |
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| held on the last Thursday afternoon session with each child receiving a |
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| present from Father Christmas and entertainment by Timmy ihe Elf |
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| which was enjoyed by all. Government shopping vouchers were applied |
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| for printed out and given out to 2 year funded, extra premium 3year |
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| olds and other families thai need help. | ||
| The new term started in January with more children mostly two year |
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| olds who were funded bringing numbers up to 29 children. The French |
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| doors were kept open with regular hand washing by staff and children. |
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| Staff continued to wear masks. A different craft each week relating to |
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| the season covering Chinese New Year and Friendship Week. Bird |
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| feeders and simple bird watch laminated charts was made which |
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| encouraged the children to use their senses, mathematical skills, |
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| knowledge and understanding ofthe world. Mothering Sunday gifts |
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| were made and an Easter Egg hunt was held before breaking up. The |
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| children all enjoyed looking and finding the chocolate eggs to take home. |
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| Our manager had been working with the area SEND team to obtain an |
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| EHCP for one of our children and after months ofhard work, at the end |
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| of February the playgroup were informed that the child had a EHCP in |
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| place. They also had a place at a local special school from September 2022. |
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| As weather was so nice Summer term was spent outdoors as much as | ||
| possible. Playgroup requested all children to have sun cream applied |
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| and to wear sunhats. Children planted strawberries and edibl@flowers |
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| in outdoor planters which they took turns to water. The children leant |
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| about healthy eating and exercise. A week was spent exploring mini |
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| beasts outside. To celebrate the Platinum Jubilee ihe children made |
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| large crown to go into the Church's Flower Festival display. During |
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| June and July the children created lots of lovely crafts and made cards | ||
| and gifts for Father*s Day. Children enjoyed a Monday morning session |
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| at a staff member's Beach Hut. On the last day ofterm the playgroup |
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| had a fish and chip lunch provided free by the local Fish Bar. Playgroup | ||
| said goodbye to 9children who will be starting school in September |
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| with a story book and party bag each. | ||
| This term playgroup had lots ofvisits from Health workers conducting |
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| Two Year Old checks on the funded children viith their parents present. |
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| More Government shopping vouchers applied for and given out to 2 |
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| year funded, extra premium 3year olds and other families that need |
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| help. | ||
| As a 2year olds family was struggling playgroup provided 2free |
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| sessions aweek for the year as family unable to claim the free funding. | ||
| AR | March 2012 |
TAR 13 MaTth 2012
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