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One Is Cordially Invited To The Wye Valley School Community Jubilee Celebration Fundraiser
Family BBQ / Licensed Bar / Bouncy castle / Live music / Dance Displays / Tombola
Prices: Adults £2 / Children under 16 £1
Friday 25 May / 6 – 9pm
On The Wye Valley School Playground / All funds go towards Zambian Exchange
Year 11 Students on the Creative and Media course put on such a great event recently they made their way into the local press. The C&M group transformed the School into a horror tour inviting younger years to be guided around the School’s hallways and corridors with terror hiding round every corner.
The year 7 arp and some LS students went on a fishing trip to Felix Fisheries in Binfield on Friday 27th April. A great time was had by all, even though it rained continuously! Lots of trout were caught and every student got to take a fish home. Each student received a medal and a certificate and badge for all their hard work and effort. It rained so much that the mini bus got stuck in the mud and had to be towed out!
- Mrs Maisey
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(Above) Watch the Creative and Media course lead Wye Valley Students on a terrifying journey through the school for their ‘After Hours’ Horror event that took place on Thursday 26th April 2012. Year 11 C & M done a fantastic job and great fun was had by all. A big thank you to all the BTEC Drama students that got involved, and to the Staff that helped C & M’s night go terrifyingly well.
Click ‘More’ below to view a gallery of the night, hear some ghoulish sounds and enjoy some scary animations!
On April 22nd I am undertaking the challenge of running my first London Marathon, trying to complete the 26 miles in the best time I possibly can. I have been training hard for the last couple of months and am looking for your support with this event to try to raise as much money as possible for the local charity, Scannappeal.
5.4.12 – The Journey Home
At the end of dinner last night, Mr Khan from Maruba Rotary Club told me that the children at the Luyando orphanage were to be moved to a brand new orphanage 100km outside Lusaka, next to an existing school. The current building is to be improved & used as a drop-in centre for local children. This is a current Rotary project & is such wonderful news. When our guests have left, I could not wait to tell the troops, who were, like me, absolutely delighted. What a send off!
I awake just before Mike’s alarm goes off – 0355 hours.
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