Stibbington - Redwood, Chestnut & Maple Classes

Evacuation Day - Stibbington Centre

Chestnut & Redwood Classes - Tuesday 29th October 2019

Maple Class - Wednesday 30th October 2019

We are planning to take the Children in Years 3 and 4 on an Evacuation Day to Stibbington. The children will spend all day in role as evacuees and we would like them to dress appropriately. The children will have the opportunity to experience “travelling” in a railway carriage, walking to the village school, life in a 1940’s classroom and playground and taking part in a mock air-raid. The cost of the day including a 1940’s style lunch, coaches with seatbelts and entrance to the centre will be £20.50 each. A voluntary contribution would be gratefully received by no later than Wednesday 2nd October together with the signed permission slip for your child to attend this visit. If you would prefer to pay in instalments please see Mrs Wille in the office.

While there is no obligation on the part of parents to contribute to the cost of this activity and pupils will not be treated differently according to whether or not their parents make a contribution, the activity will unfortunately not take place if parents are reluctant to give it adequate financial support.

Included in the price is £1.00 which will be exchanged for “old money” and can be spent on 1940’s souvenirs and sweets.

We would like the children to arrive at school at 8.30 am on the morning of the visit to ensure that the coach leaves at 8.45 am prompt and we will return to school at approximately 3.30 pm.

Tue, Oct. 29, 2019

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