St Nicholas School Virgin Fiver Challenge
Pupils at St Nicholas Primary School got to experience what it was like to set up and run their own business as they took part in The Virgin Fiver Challenge.
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Council Say Green Space Is Not Under Threat In New Local Plan
East Riding of Yorkshire Council have dismissed claims being made in a petition that land adjacent to St Nicholas School has been earmarked for development in the new local plan.
The Beverley Party Ask : Whose Town is it Anyway?
The Beverley Party have released a statement ahead of the local elections without questioning who the town belongs to and also the decisions being made that are impacting the lives of the residents.
World Book Day @ St Nicholas School
Staff and pupils at St Nicholas Primary School enjoyed a magical World Book Day with a Harry Potter Themed event.
Military Charity And Longcroft School Join Forces To Celebrate Christmas
For the past three years, the Soldiers’, Sailors’, Airmen and Families Association (SSAFA) East Yorkshire Branch has joined forces with Longcroft School to stage a ‘Celebration of Christmas’ at St Mary’s Church.
St Nicholas Primary School Teddy Bear’s Picnic
Children from St Nicholas Primary School enjoyed a teddy bear’s picnic which was held to end their year.
Excellent Progress At Local Primary School Says MP
On Friday 9th November, Member of Parliament for Beverley and Holderness, Graham Stuart visited St Nicholas Primary School in Beverley to observe the recent improvements to the standard of education at the school.
HU17.net Magazine Issue 97
The latest edition of HU17.net Magazine has been produced early ahead of the long weekend and bank holidays. Available from Molescroft News, Woodhall Way Issue 97 featuring the pictures
St Nicholas School Celebrates The Diamond Jubilee
Children at St Nicholas Primary school got into the Jubilee spirit with a special lunch. Pupils enjoyed a selection of treats with some of the teachers and staff at the school adding to the occasion with silly
Schools & Charity Join Forces To Remember Troops At Christmas
On Saturday 10th December, Saint Mary’s Church in Beverley will be hosting a Christmas concert to raise money for the country’s oldest military charity, the Soldiers, Sailors, Airmen and Families Association (SSAFA) Forces Help. The ‘Celebration of Christmas’ is being organised by SSAFA East Yorkshire and Longcroft School, featuring music from the Band 150 (Yorkshire) Transport Regiment Royal Logistic Corps and St Mary’s School and St Nicholas School choirs. Students…
Hull City Defender Jack Hobbs Visits St Nicholas School
Jack Hobbs, newly signed as a Hull City defender for three years, visited St Nicholas school this Tuesday to present new football kits to the boys and girls football teams. The kits were bought by the Friends of St Nicholas school who fundraised over £500 for them. A special assembly was held in which Jack presented the kits to the team representatives; Louis Hatch yr. 3, Matthew Armstrong-Rice yr. 4,…
HU17.net Magazine Issue 61
HU17.net Magazine issue 61 will be available from Molescroft News, Woodhall Way. This weeks edition features pictures and articles relating to the following sporting events and items that have appeared on the HU17.net web site; Passage to India: Robyn McBrooks Heather Watsons leaving Party @ The Beaver Hair by El Turco: Sophie Rose Hannah Hunter Eyes Up Miss Community The Ragamuffins @ The Dock & Duck Inn Hunters Hall Gets…
Wilberforce Masons Help Fund Smart Boards At St Nicholas School
Pupils of St Nicholas Primary School in Beverley received a visit from Andy Ablett. Mr Ablett who is the Worshipful Master at Wilberfoce Masonic Lodge was at the school to present the friends of St Nicholas School with £1,700. The money was used by the school to help fund the installation of interactive whiteboards in all the classrooms. Sharrin Powers of from the Freinds of St Nicholas School said; “We…
Roisin Gorry Wins St Nicholas Schools First Summer Art Competition
Roisin Gorry won St Nicholas Primary Schools art competition. Following Summer Theme, pupils of the school entered a number of drawings and paintings that were displayed to the public during the schools summer fair last week. Head teacher Lia Pollard said; “This is our first art competition for the school fair.” “We had a really high standard of pictures this year and it was difficult to choose a winner.” “All …
HU17.net Magazine Issue 50
HU17.net Magazine issue 50, featuring pictures from the following events around Beverley; * Beverley Longcroft School Prom * Beverley Armed Forces Day 2011 * Reloaded Help Mark Birthday Of Late Alexander Fordon * Summer Time Saturday @ Beverley Races * Great Day Out @ St Nicholas School Fete * That Friday Feeling: Beverley Races * Lucy Cressey Models @ Dainty Damsels Show The magazine is available from Molescroft News on…
Great Day Out @ St Nicholas School Fete
East Riding councillor David Elvidge put himself in the firing line at St Nicholas Primary School Fete. David was put in the stocks as visitors paid for the privilige of pelting him with wet sponges to raise money for the school. As well as the pleasure of watching David get soaked, there were plenty of other attractions on a lovely day for the event. There was chocoalte tombola, hook-a-duck, face-painting…
Boost Ahead Of Armed Forces Day
Beverley Armed Forces Day should be bigger than ever before after receiving two helpful boosts in the build up to the event. It’s the third year of Armed Forces Day in Beverley and previous years have seen Saturday Market crammed with visitors who want to show their respect to members of the armed force. It also provides a lift to the town’s retailers, especially pubs and restaurants. There had been…
Michael Gove MP Visits St Nicholas School
Conservative candidates for the Minster and Woodmansey Ward met with Secretary of State for eduction Michael Gove MP and Graham Stuart MP when Michael visited St Nicholas School in Beverley. Cllr Kerri Harold questioned the Secretary of State about several issues including the funding for pupils in the East Riding which under the last government was allowed to slip well below the national average. Also raised was the good work…