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For Youngsters1st Kingsclere BrowniesClub TalkWe meet on Mondays 4.30 to 6pm at the Scout Hut, Strokins Raod, Kingsclere Contacts Margaret Peach 1st Kingsclere Cubs and BeaversBeavers and Cubs Beavers - due to the lack of volunteers meetings of Beavers have been suspended. If you are interesated in running our Beavers group please contact our chairman Ian Norris 01635 297914 Cubs is jointly run by Chris Sharpe (298072 / 07747 765226) and Paul Read on Thursdays 6-15pm to 7:45pm. Cubs is more structured and has great activities for boys aged 8-11yrs. Some of the activities include DIY, Mask Making, Night Hikes, First Aid and Swimming. If you feel that you can offer a skill that would help with Beavers or Cubs please phone our Chairman, Ian Norris (297914). 1st Kingsclere Guides
Club TalkAt the end of last term we had a cook out at the Scout Hut and went to see ‘Move to the Beat’ in which some of our girls participated. This term the patrols have chosen their Go for Its to work on – ‘Camp Out’, ‘Flights of Fancy’, ‘Grrreen & ‘Globalistic’. We will be having another cook out, go ice skating, taking part in ‘That’s Entertainment’ and going to Blackland Farm for an Outdoor Activity & Water Safety day. Six of our girls will be taking part in a Division Patrol camp at half term where they will have to cook for themselves for two days. We also intend doing some community action and will finish the term with a Hippies party. We now have 25 girls but we can take more so please get in touch if interested. Guides are aged 10 to 14/15. For more information on Rainbows, Brownies and Guides visit the Girlguiding UK web site www.girlguiding.org.uk MAY 2011 1st Kingsclere RainbowsClub TalkIf you would like details of the 1st Kingsclere Rainbow Unit, please contact one of the Leaders listed below. We meet at The Scout Hut, Strokins Rd on Fridays 4:30 - 5:45pm Hannah Fisher Tel 01635 299241 Email hannahfisher_90@yahoo.co.uk Mary Knapp Tel: 253841 Email gregknapp@virgin.net 1st Kingsclere Scouts1st Kingsclere Scout Group goes from strength to strength. Cubs (8 to 11 yrs) - Chris Sharpe - 298072 Club Talk100 years of Scouting 19 Cubs, Scouts and Explorer Scouts from the 1 st Kingsclere and Headley Scout Groups, along with over 4000 other young people, attended the Scouting 100th anniversary celebrations at New Park in the New Forest at the beginning of August, in glorious sunshine. The two groups pooled resources and camped together at what was the largest Scouting event outside the World Jamboree, and were joined by Cubs and Scouts from Gambia, Canada, Ghana, Australia and Norway. A packed timetable included abseiling, climbing walls, archery, bungee run, ice skating, cross country ski-ing as well as numerous other rides ane activities. At 8am on Wednesday 1st August, "Sun-Rise Day" all the Cubs, Scouts. Explorer Scouts and Leaders renewed their Scouting promise together. 3rd Kingsclere Brownies
Club TalkDuring the second half of last term we held a Red Nose evening, made sweets and cards for Mother’s Day, had a Pack Holiday planning evening and finished the term with an Easter evening complete with Easter egg hunt. During the Easter holidays, along with Brownies from Headley Cheam, we went on Pack holiday to Deer Park, near Cheltenham. Our theme was chocolate! The Brownies had a wide game where they had to make a new chocolate which they had to ‘sell’ to the leaders, did crafts, had a camp fire, went grass sledging, had a go on the trampoline and the traverse wall. We also had a day out at Bourton-on-the-Water where we visited the model village and Birdland. And of course, we had a chocolate fountain.
This term we will be doing our Fire Safety badge and Guiding’s tartan challenge. We will be swimming at Cheam School, visiting Rose Hodson Court, taking part in ‘That’s Entertainment’ and having a Water Sports and Water Safety badge day at our training & activity centre, Blackland Farm, near East Grinstead.
This term we have welcomed one new Brownie, Jessica Pilbeam. We still have places so if your daughter would like to come along and see what we do please give Sue (Brown Owl) a call. Brownies are from age 7 to 10/11 but if your daughter is 5 or 6 we can put her name on our waiting list.
MAY 2011
Busy Bees Preschool
For more details visit www.busybeeskingsclere.co.uk where a copy of the prospectus and the OFSTED report can be downloaded. Phone 01635 299566 for all enquiries. Club TalkFirstly can I say thank you for all the support and efforts of the committee members who have left this month and welcome to new committee members, we look forward to an interesting year ahead! Please register early for places for next year as there are limited spaces for next term! Christmas Closure: Busy Bees Forthcoming Events: Shopping Evening - Thursday, 6 December Toddler Christmas Party - Wednesday 12 December Busy Bees Christmas Play - 17 December Christmas Carol Singing - Tuesday 18 December
Finally, we wish you all a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year from us all at Busy Bees! Colts Cricket ClubKCC also has a junior cricket club, the Colts. Kingsclere Cricket Club has it's own website - http://kingsclere.play-cricket.com - which includes the latest news, last seasons Crusader Christian Youth GroupA national Christian youth group who have been in existance for 90 years. A junior Crusader club for 7-16 year olds is held at the Kingsclere Youth Club in Coppice Road. There is a pathway on the right side between the first two semi detached houses. A substantial tea including homemade bread and cakes, is provided. Activities include energetic games, pen and pencil games, singing, music, drama, arts and crafts. There are competitions and a lending library has just been open, which is run by the children. Children are welcome to join the club at any time but we expect them to attend regularly. After ten weeks the children are awarded their Crusader badge, booklet and card explaining the badge symbols. Hours: Tuesday Cost: 50p each week to cover hall and equipment costs Contact Jane Freeman at jjanef@aol.com Club TalkT.Y.C. Urban Saints Summer Camp 2007 On Friday 20th July when the worst weather for 150 years hit our area, ten of the "Tuesday Youth Club" went camping at Walkeridge Farm, Han-nington. Jiminy Cricket's Pre SchoolJiminy Cricket’s is a small and friendly pre-school in the village of Ashford Hill. It offers five morning sessions to children aged 2 years nine months to school age. A copy of the latest Ofsted report and further information can be obtained by calling Diana Goldring on 07709 937773. Junior Rugby at Newbury Rugby ClubJunior Rugby at Newbury Rugby Club, Monks Lane. Contact Julian Lewis on 01635 40103 for more information. Kingsclere Youth Club****deatils here***** Club TalkKingsclere Youth Club AGM Calling all Young People Kingsclere Youth Football ClubThe Kingsclere Youth Football Club was formed in 1989 by Steve Clinch, who remains Life President of the club. Boys and girls are welcomed to the club from the age of 6 years and spend two years learning basic skills before playing small-sided football in the Peter Houseman Youth League in our Under 9 and Under 10 teams. From Under 8 to Under 15 we run 11 a-side teams, also in the Peter Houseman League, while the girls team plays in the small-sided league. Saturday morning training is undertaken at various venues, whilst matches are played in Kingsclere at the Holding Field, The Fieldgate Centre and at St Michaels Field in Hannington.
The club maintains strict Child Protection measures and is proud of its tradition to encourage players of all abilities to play football in a true sporting manner. Web site www.kingsclereyouthfc.intheteam.com Fixtures and results of Kingsclere Youth Football Club teams are available on www.phyl.co.uk. Club TalkThe football season has now come to a successful conclusion with our Boys Under 14's winning their division and our U 11's finishing as runners up in their division. Our Under 12's and 13's have (as we go to press) come 3rd in their respective divisions and the Under 10's 4th. Our four girls' teams have also had an enjoyable season and this section goes from strength to strength. We hope to get more village girls involved next year - anyone who might like to play should get in touch now. Our annual awards night and Bar-B-Que takes place at the Fieldgate Centre on Friday 8 June from 6.00pm when all players will receive a medal or trophy and the league winners will be presented with their trophies. All past players and friends of the club are welcome to attend. We will also be signing on players for next season - subs have been held at existing levels. We are keen to secure more sponsors - if your company might be prepared to support the club in any way please contact us for more information.
Peter Woodman, Chairman of Kingsclere Parish Council The Cottages Day NurseryYour Local Country Day Nursery & Pre-school
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The Lynden School of DanceThe Lynden School of DanceThe Lynden School of Dance has been established in Kingsclere since1982 and has branches in Basingstoke, Whitchurch & Overton. The curriculum follows The British Theatre Dance Association (BTDA) syllabus in Classical Ballet, Tap, and Modern/Jazz for children aged from 2½ years upwards. Pupils are regularly entered for exams and medal tests and are offered opportunities to compete in area dance festival competitions. Special emphasis is placed on performing on stage. It aims to ensure that all students have the opportunity to perform in front of a live audience. This helps to give them greater discipline and confidence, as well as giving them a real sense of achievement that the whole family can share. All pupils are invited to take part in our bi-annual ‘Danceforce’ shows which are staged at either The Anvil or Haymarket Theatres, Basingstoke. Over the past years, pupils have been fortunate enough to dance at major venues including: The London Palladium, Sadler’s Wells, The Theatre Royal, Her Majesty’s, and The Royal Albert Hall. Many former students have gone on to dance professionally in West End productions and pursued their career dancing around the world. The lessons take place at the Fieldgate Centre, Kingsclere during term time from 4:30pm to 8:00pm each Monday and Wednesday. Visit us at www.lyndendance.co.uk for details or call 01635 297537 or e-mail lyndendance@aol.co.uk Village Bunnies, Babies and Toddlers Group
We have outdoor and indoor play areas and a dedicated baby area. Every week there are arts and crafts for all ages. For more information please contact Celeste Purdie on 299402  click here for printable page
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The club has a hard working committee which aims to raise funds through social events, including the annual awards night. This ensures players have first class kit to play matches in (home strip Rrd and black, away strip (yellow and black), and that the correct equipment is always available. 
A friendly group of parents and carers who meet every Tuesday at the Village Club, George Street from 9.30am until 11.15am. All babies and toddlers are welcome, so pop in any time during the session. The first session is free, £1.50 per family thereafter.