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Henderson Herald
THE
INSIDE - It’s Not About The Bike - Future Education - West Earlham Junior Magazine
Free Big Day’s Little Brother - Clubs, Activities and lots more from your community Summer 2019
Hold The Front Page...
Norwich The Year 5 pupils visited
community groups and
identify the issues they want
to speak out about, and
And that can only be good
news.”
area where the pupils can
investigate nature, wildlife
and the changing of the
organisations across develop their reporting Norwich Primary Academy is
Primary Norwich to film reports
tackling issues such as food
skills.
Andy said: “The children
part of The Inspiration Trust
and is one of the largest
seasons. The school also
offer an extended day for
Academy poverty and homelessness.
At the headquarters of the
have been amazing – they
have very strong opinions
primary schools in the area
with about 350 children and
pupils in Year 3 to Year 6
where they provide a variety
of free activities for the
Norwich Foodbank Sophia, and their own unique two classes per year. They
takes over Cayden, and Iysha spoke to
staff and volunteers about
perspectives about the
issues that matter to them,
provide a strong academic
focus on subjects like
children to enjoy including
cookery, music classes,
the news how the scheme helps
tackle hunger in the city.
along with massive
enthusiasm.”
English and Maths and
incorporate a Read Write Inc.
drama, football, science
club, dance and much more.
These sessions run from the
Cayden explained: “We Norwich Primary Academy programme which uses
for world decided to come to the
Foodbank because they
Vice Principal Heather
Denny has noticed the
phonic techniques to help
develop the children’s
end of the school day until
4.30pm on Tuesdays and
premiere help people in our
community who don’t have
positive impact the project
has had on the children
reading and writing skills. As
well as offering informative
Thursdays.
To find out more about
Norwich Primary Academy
enough money to go to the involved saying, “Their and fun trips the school has
festival supermarket.”
The pupils also visited City
confidence has grown so
much since they’ve been
a large outdoor area on site
with lots of fun equipment,
or to arrange a visit to see
the academy for yourself call
show. Hall to interview Norwich
City Council leader Alan
working with Andy and
Beckie. Our school is part of
a playing field for sports and
games and even a woodland
01603 454423.
A team of young reporters Waters and find out what a really caring community
from Norwich Primary the council is doing to help where everyone looks out
Academy presented the families in our community. for each other and the
world premiere of a very The festival show was the children are really excited
special news programme as culmination of weeks of about showing that off.”
part of this year’s Norfolk work with London-based The show received a
and Norwich Festival. artists Andy Field and Beckie glowing review in The Times
Broadcast live from the Darlington, with the aim of newspaper, with arts
stage of the Norwich enabling the children to take correspondent Sam
Playhouse on Saturday May part in discussions on the Marlowe concluding
11th. News News News same level as adults. “There’s plenty to be
featured reports written, The pair ran workshops at depressed about in the
filmed and presented by the Norwich Primary Academy headlines but children like
children about issues that to help the children explore these are already writing
really matter to them. the purpose of the news, new stories for our future.
The Future Of Education
Future Education, The school’s mission is to give environment where pupils
a balance of vocational, with diverse needs can
based on Motum academic and personal re-engage with learning on an
Road, is an education to pupils with individual basis, enabling
special educational needs and everyone to have the same
Independent disabilities, engaging them in opportunities through treating
Special School for learning, inspiring them to
achieve and nurturing them to
each person as an individual
with individual needs. John
boys and girls go on to be successful adults. Butcher, Head Teacher at
aged between13 Future Education, which can
accommodate up to 44 pupils
Future Education, has many
years’ experience not only in
and 16 years that from across Norfolk and teaching but also as a qualified
Suffolk, provides a range of Mental Health Social Worker
have been additional services in bringing the perfect mix of
excluded from education, training, outreach
and family support to help
education, understanding and
support.
mainstream enable pupils with social, For more information, to
emotional and mental health
education and needs to thrive. They offer lots
enquire about available spaces
or to see how you can get
may require of opportunities to take part in involved go to
group activities, such as the www.futureeducation.org.uk.
specialist
Meet Bec Hart
recent 3 night adventure on
teaching, facilities, the sail boat Excelsior,
designed to teach new skills
resources and whilst developing social skills
additional adult and boosting confidence.
Future Education believes in
My name is Bec Hart and I Although a lot of my time is
started working as a Youth spent working within these
support. providing a supportive Support Worker for Henderson groups I can also offer
West Earlham Words
Trust in March this year. I have one-to-one support. This could
worked as a support worker for include help with finance,
21 years, 16 of which have housing, health, education and
been spent working with employment or just be a safe
Some of the Earlham Words Public Relations
Officer which we think was
Shed’ column and keen cooks
can find regular recipes that
young people in supported
accommodation helping them
place to talk. I can also meet
up with young people to
students at West written so well we are going to will tempt the taste buds. Sport to gain confidence, self-esteem introduce them to the different
share it with you in full… is very important to the and the skills needed to move groups available so that they
Earlham Junior Press Release: children of West Earlham so a on to independence. feel comfortable coming for
In my role at Henderson Trust I the first time.
School have My name is Charlie and I am
the Public Relations Officer for
team of dedicated sports
reporters cover fixtures and am working across all of the In my spare time I enjoy going
started a West Earlham Words. write match reports, profile
popular sports and the regular
projects running for young
people including Not About
to various gigs, listening to
music and following my
West Earlham Junior School
magazine club has launched its own column My Sporting Life The Bike, SORTED and the favourite football team.
explores individual pupils’ Reach youth groups.
which meets magazine: West Earlham
Our Big Day’s
Words. West Earlham Words, or sporting activities. There is
every Thursday WEW, is packed full of stories
and articles written by a
even a problems page
addressing issues that may
and Friday concern pupils and, to top it all,
Little Brother
dedicated team of journalists
from Years 3-6. The first issue a mind bending, super-tricky
lunchtime. celebrates the school’s Science puzzle can be found on the
The club comprises of pupils of Week which took place in the back page.
all ages from across the school spring. As well as a double Mrs Parry-Jones, Headteacher In previous years our Big Day and will be open to all and we
working together to produce a page review of the fantastic of WEJS, said. "I am so excited event has taken place on very much look forward to
publication for the students experiments and activities that to see the children's ideas in Henderson Park and families seeing you. There will be stalls
every half term called West took place during Science this absolutely fantastic have enjoyed a fun day of from local organisations and
Earlham Words. Week the magazine covers a magazine." activities, demonstrations, providers and we hope visitors
The students are not only wide range of topics. For more information about food and entertainment. This will enjoy food, games, local
responsible for the content of There is a fascinating Arts page West Earlham Junior School go year we are planning a new activities and much much
the publication but also take with articles exploring the to www.wejs.co.uk and exciting community event. more. So save the date and
on every role within the team huge variety of art and music We want to have a community come on down to Cadge Road.
including Journalism, Editorial activities that take place in the showcase and will be hosting a
Assistants, Public Relations and school. A fashion column takes drop-in style event at Cadge
Distribution. a fun look at children’s style, Road Community Centre on
The Herald was recently sent a
Press Release from the West
green- fingered pupils can find
advice in the ‘In the garden
Saturday 20th July from 12
until 4pm. The event is free
Henderson Trust
Visit www.henderson-norwich.org for all the latest!
Trust Henderson To
Sort You Out Over The
Summer Holidays
Sorted, Henderson the Henderson Trust Team
Trust’s programme of will be available at the Credit
Union office at the West
subsidised activities Earlham Shopping Centre
provided over the between 10am and 1pm from
school holidays, 24th June until 12th July.
We will be increasingly using
recently wrapped up our own Facebook page to let
its Easter you know all about the key
programme. This dates and trip information for
It’s All About The Warehouse included
trampolining and a
our Sorted Programmes.
Whether you are a Sorted
regular or want to join our
Not About The is to provide a safe and bright and inviting and allows trip for the whole Sorted trips then please
friendly environment for the people using the facilities to follow our Henderson Trust
Bike, or NAB, is a community to get together, have their own work station
family to some Facebook page for all the
Henderson Trust meet new people and with everything to hand. London Museums. latest. If you currently only
bicycle repair, increase confidence levels Furthermore the workshop The programme was a great follow the Friends of
through individual and group has a huge inventory of good success, with thanks going Henderson Sorted Facebook
maintenance and work. used bicycle parts, from rows out to all the hard working page, which has lots of useful
recycling project Graham Meads, Project of hanging frames to rack volunteers, and the holidays information but isn’t our
Manager of NAB, said “Unit 9 upon rack of boxes, tubs and finished off in style with a Fun official page, you will also
based in the had reached a point where it trays of recycled spare Day and Easter Egg Hunt run need to follow the Henderson
industrial units at needed to be reimagined to components. Special thanks in partnership with the NR5 Trust Facebook Page as well
provide a more functional, to Billy Fysh for all his help Community Hub at Cadge in order to ensure you have
the Henderson better equipped and more and colleagues at Henderson Road Community Centre. all the latest on Sorted.
Business Centre on welcoming space for its Trust for all their support. Over 250 people attended Sorted is free to sign up to
various groups to build and Go to www.nabnorwich.org.uk the event and a lot of and available to anyone who
Ivy Road. repair bicycles.” NAB has or visit the Henderson Trust chocolate was eaten! lives in the Henderson Trust
NAB offers a wide range of taken over an additional website for more information The team are currently busy area.
inclusive packages as well as industrial unit to become the on Not About The Bike and to planning the Summer
tailor-made services and new and improved workshop. see how you can get Sorted’s packed programme
courses designed specifically The work took a year from involved. of activities which will start
for schools, training design to doors open but the on 29th July. Booklets should
providers, social services and results speak for themselves. be arriving through
the local community. The new space features half a members’ doors by the end
However as the name would dozen bespoke and of June and the deadline for
Trust
suggest it’s ‘not about the colour-coded rolling tool booking and payment is
bike’… whilst the sessions stations with everything from Friday 12th July. A member of
teach basic maintenance. and a bike stand to tyre levers in
bike repair skills to people of addition to a double set of
all ages and abilities, the aim specialist tools. The space is
Henderson Trust Needs Your Help Henderson
Would you like to
help out in your
Not About the Bike. And they
could all benefit from a little
existing ones whilst boosting
your CV and building
committed to keeping all our
staff and service users safe so HERALD
help. You could get involved confidence. all our volunteering roles will
community and with helping to run our youth You will receive training for require a DBS check. To tell us about your
groups, supporting the the role and have regular If you are interested and want
develop your sessions or maybe cooking meetings with staff members to come in for a chat please events and projects or
potential at the for the kids. Perhaps you to make sure you are happy contact Sally Fox on to advertise your
could help out with Sorted and know exactly what you sally.fox@henderson-norwich.org
same time? organising the activities or need to do. We look forward to hearing business or group here
The Trust runs various helping out on the trips? If Volunteers need to be 18
years and over and need to
from you.
please contact
projects in this area including admin is your thing then you
Sorted trips and activities, a could support us in the office. be able to make an agreed
maggiesgaltd@gmail.com
youth club and our We can help you develop
workshop-based bike project new skills and build on your
commitment to work.
Henderson Trust is Henderson Trust
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What’s On At The Library
In partnership with Norfolk Also on Thursday afternoons, The annual Summer Reading
County Council Family between 2pm and 2:30pm, Challenge starts at the
Information Service, West the library provides a Bounce beginning of the school
Earlham Library has a drop-in and Rhyme session; a half an summer holidays. This year’s
session every Thursday hour session where parents theme is Space Chase – an
between 2:30pm and 4:30pm and their babies or toddlers out of this world adventure
called Tiny Talkers providing can enjoy singing songs and inspired by the 50th
support and advice for nursery rhymes. This is a fun anniversary of the moon
parents with children aged way to develop landings. These are in
0-5 who may need an extra communication skills and addition to the other regular
push with their speech and learn about language and groups, such as Knit & Natter
language development. numbers from an early age. and Book Club.
Lunch With New Friends
In the last edition of seated Zumba and scarf meeting with the Silvers
exercise classes, which were Diners this morning. They
The Herald we told you very popular, hearing from a made us and our information
about an exciting new variety of local groups and providers very welcome and
event which was a individuals from the local Michaela, from Henderson
partnership between community such as City Trust, worked very hard to
Councillor Kevin Maguire, Beat keep everything going
The Silver Diners Club Constable Geraint Hughes, smoothly. They are a nice
and Norwich Older Chris from Versus Arthritis group.”
People’s Forum (NOPF). (formerly Arthritis Care) and NOPF also wanted to take this
The event was supported by County Councillor Kim opportunity to thank
Make Cadge Road
Henderson Trust and took Clipsham, who is also a Henderson Trust for
place at The Cadge Road Henderson Trustee. supporting this joint venture.
Community Centre. Feedback from both groups Everyone looks forward to
The Place To Be
The event saw members from was very positive with one future events with a focus on
both groups enjoying physical member of NOPF reporting older people’s information and
activities together such as back “We had a very active activities.
Help us to create make the most of the space
One Stop IT Solution Shop a great space for
young people
by filling in a short survey.
The closing date for
completed surveys is 12th
We Solve All, consoles. They specialise in old phone will be refurbished July at which point two lucky
based at the
both Android and Apple and sent to a developing and there is a prize winners will be drawn at
services so you can get country to help grow the random and will receive a £25
West Earlham technical support for all your economy and save the planet chance to win a Chapelfield voucher each.
gadgets, regardless of all at the same time.
Shopping manufacturer, under one very We Solve All has on-site £25 Chapelfield If you would like to enter
please contact Bec Hart on
Centre, is a
local roof. They even provide printing and photocopying voucher! becky.hart@henderson-norwich.org
an emergency call out service facilities, an Internet Café and and she will send you the
Henderson Trust will be
one-stop-shop for when you need support
but aren’t able to get down to
will even assist you in Form
Filling and CV Writing so this
making some exciting
short survey and a stamped
address envelope so you can
for all your the shop, and can deal with really is the place to go for all
changes to Cadge Road
Community Centre and we
post it back free of charge.
your technical issues at your your IT needs. Please note that if you are 13
technical needs. home or place of work whilst So whatever your technical
want your help to develop a
years old or under you will
great space where you and
The team of fully trained you carry on with your day. requirement pop into We need to get a parent or carer
your friends want to come
in-house technicians offer a As well as repairs they also Solve All at the West Earlham to consent and sign the
and enjoy a range of activities
range of friendly and sell and recycle old mobiles. Shopping Centre to make the survey too.
and groups designed
professional services and can Not only will you receive a most of the great range of We really look forward to
specifically for you.
repair mobile phones, good price for your services and facilities or call hearing your views.
We would love young people
computers and laptops, iPads unwanted phone but you can 01603 905905 to speak to a
to tell us how they’d like to Good luck!
and tablets and games feel good knowing that your friendly technician.
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