PC JACKSON(retired)
Sorry we couldn’t get round to say goodbye to so many of you.  We have now gone to start our new life in France.  We would like to say our au revoir to all our friends and neighbours in Bawdeswell and Foxley.  We are taking with us lots of fond memories and leave you with our very best wishes. Peter and April Jackson

The STEPHEN CARL WILLIAMSON Football Trophy 2002
Three in a row for Reepham Town FC, winners again this year.
A large number of people came to all four football matches and although the number at the presentation was very disappointing, we still managed a record £409.08 .
Many thanks to all who donated prizes and money, also bought and sold raffle tickets.
Phil Williamson

Book Club
Do you enjoy reading?   A few of us would like to set up a reading group.  This would provide an opportunity to learn about new authors and make some new friends.
The first meeting is set for Wednesday 16th October at 7.30 in The Old Workhouse Bar, by kind permission of Matt.
Whatever your taste in books, do come along.  We look forward to seeing you.
Kath Miners

Bawdeswell Flower Festival
I should like to thank everyone who helped with the Flower Festival and also those who supported us, making it a very successful event. Not least a very big thank you to Robin Taylor, who did so much in the background.  (It is embarrassing for me to include this last sentence. I must thank Bridget, Beryl and Sandi who helped me, and you too Sue – Ed.)
Sue Lilwall

Kathy Florence Rutland - died on 28th August at the N & N University Hospital, aged 91.  She came from a family of eight children, originally from Foulsham but spent the last 19 years at Folland Court in Bawdeswell.  The service was at St Faiths Crematorium near Norwich.  

Pearl Blake’s funeral took place on Tuesday 3rd September at All Saints Church in Bawdeswell and was attended by a large family group led by her granddaughter, and about 60 friends and parishioners.  After the service there was a gathering at the Village Hall.  Pearl had lived in a flat at The Old Bell Inn for some years and was well known in the village for her support of things local.  She died after a short illness aged 85 and was cremated at St Faiths Crematorium.  She will be missed. Ed.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

BAWDESWELL COMMUNITY 
PRIMARY SCHOOL

Welcome back to everyone, I hope you all had a good holiday!
Welcome to all the new children starting this term, I am sure you will all be happy here at Bawdeswell.
We would also like to welcome two new members of staff this term, Mrs Wilson who is teaching Class 2 and Mrs Hallam who is teaching Class 4.

Reminder of DATES FOR 2002/2003

AUTUMN TERM 2002
School opens    School closes
Tuesday 3rd September  Friday 20th December  
HALF TERM  Monday 21st  October - Friday 25th October

SPRING TERM 2003  
School opens   School closes
     Monday 6th January   Friday 11th April
HALF TERM  Monday 17th February - Friday 21st February

SUMMER TERM 2003  
School opens   School closes
     Monday 28th  April   Monday 21st July
HALF TERM  Monday 26th May - Friday 30th May

Schools are required to hold five, Staff Development days during the year. Three of these dates are: Monday 2nd September, Monday 30th September and Tuesday 1st October.
We will give notification of the other two days once dates have been set.
Children DO NOT attend school on these days.

Cricket Tournament  A cricket tournament was played between Bawdeswell and Admirals Junior School on July 10th. All who participated enjoyed the event and Bawdeswell won the match. 

Summer Concert  A summer music concert took place in evening of 15th July at the school.  It included singing, instrumental, solos, duets and ensembles. There was a large attendance and was thoroughly enjoyed by all.

The Lynx Theatre Company worked with Class 4 on the last day of term to produce a “Play for a Day”  The Iron Man which was performed in the Leavers Assembly during the afternoon.