Following new guidelines issued last night (23rd March) we wanted to let you know that we have now closed the store to customers for three weeks when this will be reassessed by the Government.
We are still taking online orders which we aim to complete are soon as possible. ‘Click & Collect’ is still an option and we have contingency plans in place for this.
I hope everyone is coping well during day 1 of our new normal. I would just like to thank you all for your understanding and patience towards the end of last week. Over the weekend we received a number of emails sending positive thoughts and kind words, these are very much appreciated and have been shared with staff.
Just a reminder that the school office will be manned from 9-11am each day. We are currently open but this is subject to safe staffing levels and the situation will be reviewed daily.
The home learning page on the website (due to lots of traffic) isn’t yet up and running, however Flamingos and Hummingbirds information is on their class pages. This is very much a work in progress and we will let you know when it’s live.
All that’s left to say, is please stay safe and stay at home as much as possible.
Welcome to the new year and hopefully lots of updates. We
have been out of action over the winter months mainly due to the weather, back
to back storms and a couple of repairs! However, things are moving again and we
have set a date of July to be completed – fingers and toes crossed a big party
and grand opening awaits!
The bus survived the winter months remarkably well with
only minor leaks, which will be re-sealed as soon as it’s a bit warmer. The new
summer house however took a bit of a battering one weekend and lost its roof –
check out the photos! Thankfully there was no serious damage to the roof or the
structure, so Lee and Paul were able to fix and patch it up.
A group of us gathered to begin re upholstering the seats
and Claire joined us one weekend to start on re-covering cushions with donated
fabric. My mum came in to show the others what to do and Kathy soon became the
upholstery version of the karate kid, wielding her electric staple gun like a
pro. The seats were covered with fabric really kindly donated by Norfolk
Upholstery, whilst Claire worked on fabric and cushions donated by Mrs Duffy’s
family.
Lee also came back to do some more of the woodwork for
the bus and started on an outside canopy / shelter. When this is complete it
will add an extra area for the children to use outdoors and will look amazing. He
has also been working on the inside of the bus converting his imagination into
reality.
We are now turning our minds to internal electrics,
flooring, furnishings…and many more exciting things.