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Nominate your class below before 10pm on Wednesday 20th October for the chance to win a Halloween Party to take place on Friday 22nd October – at your school ! Make sure you get your school to agree it first.
Entry here
courtesy of NESQUIK®,
Have to send in a piece of artwork but you also get the chance to win a family day at The British Wildlife Centre, plus £175 for travel costs, animal adoption and a photo. Offer closes 27th October so need to be in the post soon!
If you’re a budding author, journalist or poet, aged 17 or under, get writing as now is your chance to get your brilliant work published in the Red House Young Writers’ Yearbook 2011. Entries close 31st May 2011 and must be under 1000 words More details from Red House
How technology has changed music by Andy Millar, formerly a senior design engineer at Solid State Logic, one of the world’s leading suppliers of professional recording studio equipment.
Community lecture (so open to anyone) at Colyton Grammar School on Thursday 14 October 2010 – 7.00pm Organised by Devon & Cornwall Network of the Institue of Engineering & Technology
Pre-registration required – telephone Colyton Grammar School on 01297 552327 if you are planning to attend. Phone quickly so they provide enough seats
Further details from: Andy Millar 01752 725262 amillar@theiet.org
Started September, works with children from years 2 to 6 in Lyme Regis area. Costs 40 pounds per 10 week term and gives children practise in playing in groups. More information from the school on 01297 442232
has a training programme for people of all ages. Trainees are provided with an instrument and training materials and there is no charge for tuition. Lessons take place on Thursday evenings at Axminster Methodist Church Hall from 7.30pm to 8.00pm. If you are interested, go along on a Thursday, or for more information call Jan Long on 01460 68155.
15% off monthly bill with NUS card, think you get 15% extra credit on PAYG – details here
Seaton for young people 