A number of people from the village, and those driving through the village, have commented on how wonderful the flower tubs in Adderley look. We have to agree, they really do cheer everyone up
So here is a big shout out to all the people who give up their time each year to empty, fill and, most importantly water, these pots for all to enjoy. Most of all Thankyou to Lesley Norman and Barbara Slack for all their hardwork in coordinating the teams on each street and ordering the flowers and compost which are kindly supplied courtesy of funding from our parish council
Barry’s wonderful gift to the village lives on and we hope he is enjoying seeing this every day too.
The recent Ofsted inspection on 11th and 12th June has given the school ‘outstanding’.
The summary of the report is below, for more information see the link to the school’s web site.
Pupils flourish at this inclusive and nurturing school. Staff have created a caring and supportive environment where everyone is respected. Relationships between staff and pupils are highly positive.
Staff are united in their ambition for every pupil to achieve their full potential. Pupils make strong progress as a result of the well-planned curriculum and high-quality, personalised teaching. Pupils remember what they have been taught in past years and talk about current learning with enthusiasm and interest.
Pupils’ behaviour and attitudes are excellent. They are respectful, well mannered and polite. Pupils enjoy their learning and are proud of their school. They know that adults listen to their concerns and help them. There is a strong sense of belonging and togetherness. This is demonstrated in the genuine care pupils show towards each other.
Pupils take part in a range of inclusive extra-curricular activities, including fencing, archery and ultimate frisbee. They are enthusiastic to take on jobs that require them to help others, such as play leaders. Parents are very positive about the school and value the school’s proactive approach in supporting every pupil to be the best that they can be.
Well the weather forecast isn’t brilliant for tomorrow, but the coffee and cake will be good down at the village hall so why not pop down for half an hour? 10.30 – 12.00 in the village hall.
If you know anyone new in the village who may welcome the chance to meet a few people perhaps you could invite the to come along too? Its nice to come with someone you know. Also if you know someone who doesn’t really use the internet, perhaps you could check if they have remembered. We nearly forgot ourselves as the month seems to have flown.
Thursday 25th July, a date for the diary. We’re finally through to the referendum stage of the Neighbourhood Plan. It’s taken a long time, we even negotiated a pandemic! Many thanks to the volunteers who steered the process and did the work. A big thank you to everybody who filled in questionnaires and gave much valued feedback. The planning inspectorate is happy and Shropshire Council has given its blessing, we’re having a referendum. Watch this space for more information but for now please see the official notification below.
Yes, we know its hard to believe, where did June go? This Saturday 29th June we have our monthly coffee morning in the village hall. Please come along if you can, we have it on good authority that there may be some rather nice cakes this month, so well worth a trip, and of course coffee and conversation. What’s not to like?
The police are aware that there has been an increase in residential burglaries in Shropshire and are working hard to try and prevent them.
We are asking for resident’s help by making yourself aware of the following vehicles and to report them immediately if they are seen acting suspiciously in your area.
(NOTE: the images are stock images so are not the exact vehicles)
A blue Volkswagen Golf R estate with distinctive silver wing mirrors and silver roof bars
Should you have any queries regarding this closure, please call Customer Services on 0345 6789006, or contact the Street Works Team on streetworks@shropshire.gov.uk.
The Fauls Singers concert at St Peter’s Church on the 18th of May turned out to be a great village event with some 50 attendees plus 30 from The Fauls Singers, a packed house.
There was a varied programme from a Beatles Medley to Puccini’s Nessun Norma to a fast hand clapping round of Hava Nagila, duets on the keyboard and a medley of Welsh Hymns.
The interval refreshments were generous platters of delicious homemade savouries accompanied by wine. Chris Lewis gave the introduction and vote of thanks. Thank you to all who came to support and to all who helped to make the evening so enjoyable.
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