Page 36 • The HERALD • 18th April 2024 v THE HERALD - INDEPENDENT AND PROUD OF IT v KIDS ZONE Services offered: Private Tutoring Services Home-schooling Solutions Exam Prep and Entry Coaching and Mentoring Services Soft Skills Training Phone: 07751 083447 Email: office@stgeorgeseducation.com Website: www.stgeorgeseducation,com BHGC (Bramshott Hill Golf Club) Junior Section – Calling All Young People Who Want to Rock! “Girls Golf Rocks” is an exciting initiative by England Golf that encourages girls aged 5 to 18 to learn and play golf in a fun and friendly way. ‘Get into Golf Rookies’ runs alongside “Girls Golf Rocks” and this encourages boys to pick up a golf club and have a go too. Bramshott Hill Golf Club (BHGC) Junior section based at Dibden Golf Centre together with MyTime Active who run Dibden Golf Centre and Nathan Cook, a local pro, is one of the clubs across the country opening up their doors to welcome and encourage young girls and boys to give golf a try and who knows, become a golfer of the future! So, if you’re a young person and are interested to nd out more about golf then why not give it a go? “Girls Golf Rocks” and “Get into Golf Rookies” is the perfect opportunity! Here’s what you need to know… BHGC will be holding a “Girls Golf Rocks Day and Rookies Camp” on 28th May for youngsters aged 10 to 18 years old. 16 places will be available. Following the Day Camp two further “Morning Camps” will be held on 1st August and 8th August for 5 to12 year olds. 12 places are available for the two half days. Young people will need to attend both morning camps. If you have your own golf clubs then perfect, take them along. If you don’t, don’t worry, equipment can be provided. Full details including how to book and prices contact: bhgcjuniorgolforganiser@ gmail.com to register interest and keep an eye on the England Golf website and MytimeActive Facebook. Manor CE Infant School Celebrates World Book Day On Thursday 7th March, the children at Manor CE Infant School dressed up as their favourite book character to celebrate World Book Day. During the day, the children shared stories with each other whilst drinking a delicious mug of hot chocolate. Celebrating World Book Day DICTIONARIES FOR LIFE Hythe & Waterside Rotary has for many years supported the international Rotary project which donates Usborne illustrated dictionaries to primary school children to use in school and which they keep for life. Rotary is able to buy the dictionaries thanks to an extremely generous discount given to them by Usborne, enabling Rotary to donate them to the pupils. Since the project started, some 15 years ago, over 1 million copies have been donated by Rotary clubs worldwide. e dictionaries help children to develop their understanding and use of the English language but also stimulates their interest in various subjects, not least because the dictionaries are beautifully illustrated. Laura, a local Mum, recently emailed them: “My son is a pupil at Marchwood Junior School and last week he received a lovely English Dictionary given to him by your club. I just wanted to say thank you for this lovely gift and that we will make good use of it.” LIONS DONATION TO ORCHARD JUNIOR SCHOOL MINIBUS APPEAL Romsey & Waterside Lions Club have donated £500 to Orchard Junior School in Dibden Purlieu, to help them replace their aging and unreliable school minibus. Right: Headteacher Carol Taylor receiving the Lion’s cheque from Lion President Andrew Trowbridge It’s Show Time! Dance Into The Decades The Stacey T. White School of Dance are busy preparing for their next dance show, ‘Dance Into e Decades’ which is taking place on Sunday 23rd June, 2pm and 7pm at ornden Hall Arts Centre. Over 130 local dancers from the Waterside area will be performing to the best music of all time, with Ballet, Tap, Modern, Jazz, Musical eatre, Contemporary and Acrobatics Dances that will dance you into Memory Lane! Tickets are £18 and available from: www.thorndenhall.co.uk/whats-on/ dance-into-the-decades e Stacey T. White School of Dance o ers a variety of dance classes at Applemore Health and Leisure Centre and Marchwood Scout Hut, including Ballet, Tap, Modern, Jazz, Musical eatre, Contemporary, Acrobatics and Acro Tots. For more information follow: @ thestaceyt.whiteschoolofdance on Instagram or Facebook: www.facebook. com/thestaceyt.whiteschoolofdance or email: staceyt.whiteschoolofdance@ gmail.com Wednesday Grade 1 and Grade 4 Ballet pupils with Miss Stacey Easter Concerts Hits the Right Notes Talented musicians at e Arnewood School in New Milton put on an Easter concert that resulted in a standing ovation. Sta also joined in by playing instruments, singing and working behind the scenes to create a professional show. Year 10 student Darcy Courtney demonstrated a wonderful interpretation of the music and conducted the String Ensemble to balance beautifully as they played ‘My Favourite ings’ from e Sound of Music. Year 11 cellist, Sammy Reeves, performed an elegant recital of Elgar’s Cello Concerto movement 1 that perfectly conveyed the emotion of the piece and le the audience with goosebumps. Head of Music, Mike Byles, said “I couldn’t be prouder of the group of students that participated in the Easter Concert. The standard of performance was incredible. It is so important to pay attention to young people with musical talent and to cultivate it.” Arnewood Headteacher Jamie Anderson said: “We have so many talented students and this was a wonderful concert. Whether it is music, sport or any other extra-curricular activity we encourage our students to get involved and do their best. The teaching staff are always happy to help our students and they deserve great credit for organising such a magnificent show.” Darcy Courtney pulls the strings Youth Clubs in Hythe and Marchwood e Handy Trust run youth clubs in Hythe and Marchwood, for children in years 5 and up, until the age of 16. Go along for a free taster and then sessions are only £1 a week. Marchwood Youth Club is held at Marchwood Hub, Lloyds Recreation Ground on Main Road, every Monday during termtime from 6pm to 7.30pm. Hythe Youth Club is at the Ewart Recreation Ground on Jones Lane, every Wednesday in term-time from 5.30pm to 7pm. For more information about e Handy Trust please visit: thehandytrust. co.uk
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