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December2015/ January 2016

Bowthorpe Church Warmly Invites You

to Carols by Candlelight
on Sunday 20th December at 6:30 pm

Special Christmas caf


Young and Silver Time a
community caf for all organised by
Society Alive would like to invite you
to her special Christmas meal
scheduled for
Date: 11th December 2015
Venue: at the Clover Hill Village Hall
Time: between 12:30pm to 2:30pm.
There will be a three course
Special Christmas meal prepared
from fresh ingredients by our able and
friendly volunteers. The local
community choir will be performing at
this event too. This is completely free
but typical of the generous Bowthorpe
residents, they again insist on a freewill donation. We are happy to have
you attend without a donation. Come
and experience the friendliness and
hospitality Bowthorpe offers.
Kindly let us know if you are
coming through the contact below
just for catering purposes. Also, do let
us know if you have any dietary
requirement.
For more info. please contact Godwin
on society.alive@yahoo.co.uk or
07832972166
Bowthorpe Youth
Christmas Get-together
Society Alive in collaboration with
Norwich MIND wish to invite all the
youth in and around Bowthorpe to a
special Christmas Get-together scheduled as shown below.
Date: 20th December
Features :

Venue: Clover Hill Village Hall

Special Christmas meal

Time: 4-7pm

Digital animation games

Lots more
Contact Godwin on 07832972166 or
society.alive@yahoo.co.uk.
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TRIBUTE TO
CHRISTINE SEXTON
Christine Sexton, our dear friend and colleague who died in October, was well known in
Bowthorpe through her voluntary work with Bowthorpe Community Partnership, Holidays
at Home and Clover Hill Community Association, the voluntary management committee for
the village hall. When Christine first became involved with the village hall 23 years ago, she
helped turn it around, raising funds, doing the book-keeping, supporting groups such as the
pre-school & toddlers, running activities like the Community Caf, organising events quizzes, arts and baking competitions, Bowthorpes Got Talent. She basically wanted the
best for the community, she was a continuous presence, always around to listen, her words
of wisdom welcome; Christine was such a lovely person and we all miss her.
"Cloverhill Hill Village Hall - the alarm has been activated,
the alarm has been activated!"
The dreaded 'phone call which meant that (a) during the day she went over the
hall or (b) at night time we would both go over to the hall, usually to find the fire doors
had not been shut properly or the alarm had not been set correctly. When I say she
I mean my lovely wife of 36 years who as you know sadly left us in October.
Chris and I moved to Bowthorpe in October 1984. Although she was in full -time
employment she fell in love with Bowthorpe and joined various committees to assist
with the progress of Bowthorpe as a community. Her true love however, (apart from
me I hope!) was soon to be Clover Hill Village Hall, first as Secretary and later as
Treasurer. She devoted as much time as she could to the running of the hall, so
much so we often joked and said she should have married the village hall instead of
me! Her greatest moment of satisfaction however came when, alongside the other
committee members (too many to mention, they know who they are) applied for and
received a National Lottery Grant. This enabled the hall to be practically rebuilt
together with inside facilities which enabled the hall to be used as an entertainment
and learning venue for Cloverhill.
Sally Evison was later employed as a 'secretary', I suppose you would call
her. Between them Chris and Sally backed and were assisted by a very able committee. Between them they made the hall into the successful charity it is today.
Finally I would like to say a huge thank you to everybody who attended Christine's
funeral and for giving her a wonderful 'send off'. I'm sure she would have been delighted to see all her friends and colleagues.
Last but not least I would publicly like to thank The Rev'd Mark Elvin for the service
at the Crematorium. I quote from his entry in the 'In Memorium' Book: "Christine will
be sorely missed by all who knew and loved her. Mrs. Bowthorpe has left a hole
bigger than she could possibly have imagined."
Christine, Rest in Peace
Richard Sexton

Bowthorpe
Colney link

NOTICE BOARD
Modern Bowthorpe will
be 40 next year
(Building commenced in
1976) To celebrate the
Big 40 a special

Bowthorpe Book
is being prepared written
by ALL OF YOU.
Please send in anecdotes,
memories and photos
from over the last 40 years
up to the present day.
Send them to David Blake
23 Holworthy Rd., Clover
Hill, Bowthorpe NR5 9DG
or email
dave@elfstone.com

Funding from local


development, through the Community
Infrastructure Levy (CIL), is being used
to complete improvements to an existing right of way on the marshes of
Bowthorpe southern park.
It will also include the construction of a
new footbridge across the River Yare
and habitat improvements. The original
bridge was washed away by floods
soon after World War II.
This project is part of wider improvements to green space in Bowthorpe
associated with the development of
Three Score. The river crossing and
footpath improvements will provide a
direct link between housing in the
Bowthorpe area and the major
employment locations at the Norwich
Research Park and the Norfolk and
Norwich University Hospital.
Initial feasibility work which includes a
topographical survey will be taking
place over the next few months.
Patient and Community
Advisory Group (PCAG)

Thank you to all who attended


the launch of the
bowthorpe dementia caf. And
a big thank you to ketts hill
bakery for donating a wonderful
cake for the launch.

If you are passionate about the


NHS and would like to be involved
in this group in some way, contact
NHS Norwich CCG Room 202,
City Hall, St Peters Street, Norwich,
NR2 1NH
or call Laura McCartney-Gray on
01603 751638
or email NORWICHCCG.Engagement@nhs.net

Join us at our next caf


Christmas special on Friday
4th December 10-12 . For
more information please contact Natasha on 07718269142 or
Natsha.covell@alzheimers.org.uk

JOB ADVERT
We are looking to recruit into various roles within Bowthorpe
Care Village when it opens, so if you are an experienced care
professional or passionate about starting a career in care then
we would love to hear from you. The roles available include: Domestic
Assistant (7.05 per hour), Care Support Worker (7.43 per hour), Team
Leader (9.18 per hour).
We welcome applications from candidates seeking alternative working
hours/shift patterns as we often seek casual staff to assist during busy
periods.
For further information about these roles and to apply, please visit our
website - www.ncsgrp.co.uk or for an application form, please telephone
01603 894343.

Composers & Writers Festival


Slow Theatre Company St Walstans Creative Festival
Are you interested in becoming our composer or writer for
a new innovative project within the community of Bowthorpe, Norwich?
We want to bring new writers, artists, composers and others together with
professional mentors and members of the local community to develop a multi-arts
performance during September 2016, to take place in the ruins of the St Michael
and All Angels church in Bowthorpe.
We will be using elements from the story of Norfolks patron saint of agriculture and
farming, St Walstan, to create an experience for a modern audience at the millennial
anniversary of the year of his death.
This is a story of land ownership, poverty and solidarity, with a deep connection to
the land. In this rural county we believe the story of St Walstans life and death will
find a resonance with people living in an increasingly unequal society. We would love
to have you on board!
We cannot pay artist fees; however, this is a unique opportunity to write a piece
celebrating a millennium event and see it performed, to be mentored by an industry
expert, and to work collaboratively with other artists and the local community.
To be considered, you must submit a piece of composition of no more than 1 minute
by January 15th, 2016 or a piece of performance writing of no more than 250 words.
The five shortlisted will then take part in two mentoring workshops led by our
professional mentors during February and March 2016. At the end of these one
composer and one writer will be selected to go on to develop their work in
collaboration with members of the community and other artists, before submitting the
final script by April 30th 2016. Your composition will be part of a multi-arts
performance performed by non-professional and professional actors. However, it is
important the work also stands alone for future generations. Please submit your
work and fill out the form online at www.slowtheatrecompany.co.uk

Bowthorpe Police Station Norfolk Constabulary


Wendene Norwich NR5 9HA
non emergency Tel: 101
Bentleym@norfolk.pnn.police.uk
Considerations for the winter months
Dwindling hours of daylight and the Christmas period often combine to result in an
increase in domestic burglaries. Burglary is always a top priority of Norfolk
Constabulary and we use all tactics available to reduce the number of crimes
through prevention work and catching offenders. However, as part of these
reductions methods we would also urge members of the public to do their bit by
taking precautions and making their homes safe and unattractive to
burglars. Burglaries leaves victims feeling vulnerable and can have a massive
impact on their and communities lives. Taking security steps at home is a great start
but we would also ask people to keep their eyes and ears open and report any
suspicious activity to police. Information we receive from the public is crucial and
people should never hesitate to report something that appears unusual or suspicious
within the neighbourhood.
Residents are urged to:
Always keep doors and windows closed and locked or in a ventilated but locked
position, even when they are inside the house.
Always check and lock doors with a key particularly before you go to bed never
assume that just pushing up an internal handle will lock the door.
Remove keys from window and door locks, but keep them in a familiar and safe
place where all members of the family know where to find them in the event of an
emergency.
Never leave items such as keys, bags, presents and money on show through a
window.
Consider the position of key racks or shelves next to a door and ensure that they
cannot be reached through the letter box.
Use timer switches to turn lights and radios when you are going to be away from
your house at dusk.
Consider the use of lights at the front and rear of your property that are activated
when someone approaches. Consider the use of bolts and padlocks on side
gates. Place the bolts at the top, middle and bottom of the gate, as just a top bolt
might be easy to reach and open.
A visible intruder alarm box can prove to be one of the biggest deterrents to an
opportunist burglar, so consider installing a DIY or supplier installed system.
Please look out for one another over the winter period, particularly the vulnerable
and do not hesitate to call us if you have any concerns over someones welfare.
We hope you all have a happy and safe Christmas from all within Norfolk
Constabulary.
PC 1431 Martin Bentley

Main Service 10 : 30 am Sundays


Sunday Evening Service Usually 6 : 30 pm Check on website
Wednesday 10 am Service of Holy Communion and Healing
Christmas Voices
Why celebrate Christmas when Christ is a stranger,
an unknown king in a far away manger?
Why celebrate Christmas when Christ is a stranger?
A once-a-year Christ is a terrible danger!
Who cares for the Christ-child? Bring me presents and gifts,
the holly, the mulled wine, the great family tiffs.
Please leave me to party in this seasonal place.
The state of my soul is my own private disgrace.
So why does a yearning deep in me awake
for more than stuffed turkey and rich Christmas cake?
I really should know about Jesus that King.
Like, where is his kingdom and how do I get in?
All this wild consumption is drowning my peace.
This loud battle within will not end, will not cease!
Away with the manger where the shepherds adored,
or embrace the Christ-child as true Saviour and Lord?
The decision is personal, mine only to make,
to carry on as normal or Lord Jesus to take?
Invite him within and the change will be true,
Eternity beckons. Oh, what should I do?
Ill journey to Bethlehem, and find out myself
Whether Christmas needs Santa and reindeer and elf,
Or whether I start to consider anew
That Christ Jesus was born just for me, just for you.

Wishing
you a
joyful
Christmas.
Until
next
year,
Rev
Mark

Mark Elvin 2015

For Catholic Mass please contact Rev. Bill Dimelow Tel. 743476
or Fr. David Ward, The Presbytery, Townhouse Rd, Costessey Tel. 742812

WEDDING
Matthew Emery and Michelle Eaton
both of Bowthorpe and married at
Earlham, St. Marys on 6th November

REST IN PEACE
Stanley Carriage
on 5th October aged 92

ACORN FELLOWSHIP FOR THE OVER 50s


Monday December 14th 2.30 Bowthorpe Church - Christmas Meeting

Refugee Information Event


Representatives from The Red Cross, City Reach, Norwich Integration
Partnership, Christian Aid and other local agencies came together on 20 th
November at St Lukes Church. Over the last 10 years refugees have been
arriving in Norwich originating from the Congo, Eritrea, South Sudan, Sri
Lanka, Iran and many other countries as well as Syria.
The purpose of this evening was to raise awareness of the existing agencies
working in this field, to provide signposting resources and to highlight the
areas in which additional support is needed.

One of the ways you can help if you would like to give financially is
to provide bus passes to enable transport to important appointments and integration activities. Bus passes are in short supply and
at 4.80 a day, quite costly. If you would like to give in this way or
get more information on how you can get involved in supporting
refugees, please email to network@englishplus.org.uk.
SIGNPOSTING IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION
HALA , who fled from Egypt two years
ago, is helping others who struggle to
learn English. Hala helps with language,
advocacy, job-searches, access to the
phone and internet, getting to know
people. And much other guidance.
Contact details: 07808135378
E: halasamir@live.com
Drop in at the Stage 52 St. Augustine St .
NR3 3AD Monday to Friday 12md to 4pm
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A Mentoring and
Befriending Project.
Among its many
activities are
*Homework Support Club
*Womens Craft and
conversation
*English Class for men and
women
*Music Club
*International Families Club
Norwich Social Centre
NR3 3BQ 01603 662648

e: info@newroutes.org.uk
www.newroutes.org.uk

ASHWELL COURT
Hello again Everyone. It seems like only yesterday I was writing this piece
but it was of course 15th October. The time really does fly.
So this is for the December/January issue. There is not for once much news
to report from Ashwell Court. Thankfully there have been no departures and
therefore no new arrivals since the ones I mentioned last month.
We had great evenings with Gary Only and Patsy Rose which I reported on
last month and will soon be enjoying our Christmas celebrations. Our big
Christmas Dinner will be held on 16 December when we all go to the Dove
at Poringland, then we have our luncheon club Christmas dinner on 22 nd
December followed by the draw for our Christmas Raffle. We also look
forward to another visit by Pat James for a great evenings entertainment.
Meanwhile all our activities have continued with exercises twice a week and
delicious luncheon club lunches every Tuesday and Thursday,
We still have our book club meetings once a month enhanced by some of
Bettys delicious cakes (these are the highlight of the meetings). Thank you
Betty.
Thats all for now except to hope that you all have a very
happy Christmas and to send you best wishes for 2016
from all at Ashwell Court.
Margaret

Bowthorpe Knit & Natter Christmas Greetings


We offer our best wishes for Christmas to all those members and
their families who have knitted so much during the last year. Many of you are
unable to attend our regular meetings but your efforts are greatly appreciated,
and the products you make are an important part of the overall effort.
It has been an incredible year again with literally millions of stitches producing
wonderful products. We even have a member who lives in the Shetland Isles and
sends us huge quantities of hats ! Well done everyone. In addition we are
delighted to welcome several new members during the year and we are always
looking for fresh ideas.
Our thanks to Jane at the Bowthorpe Church for accommodating us again, and in
this respect, our 2016 meetings are from 10am - 1200 on Jan 11 and 25, and
thereafter almost fortnightly, but please check first by calling Trish on 741071, or
if you have any queries. Remember - it is free to join so why not come along and
enjoy a friendly cuppa and a chance to natter !
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Leyham Court

BRADECROFT
Hello to you all. My
name is Annie. It is my privilege to
be asked to write about Bradecroft.
Firstly I would like to thank two
wonderful people who have spent
the last eight years organising
special events and all of our coach
outings, spending many of their days
and time doing just that. Hopefully
they can spend time for themselves.
However both Fay and George have
arranged and booked our Christmas
Lunch and coach for this Christmas
2015.

Hello Everyone
Well, Christmas is almost upon
us once again and much to do
before Santa arrives!
Our Children in Need event
raised 183 last month and was
a great success and we would
like to thank everyone who
attended and contributed to the
event in supporting such a good
cause. Our thanks also go to
those at Leyham Court who
made it possible, their hard
work is much appreciated.

Sadly we have had our last summer


outings, they have been great! Who
will fill their role? No one knows!

Our Weekly Bridge Club has


now finished and no further
sessions are planned.

Sad news. Joyce a lovely lady has


moved in to a Home. We miss her
beautiful smile. We hear she is
happy and wish her well.
Also Beryl (lady of Bradecroft) she
was 98 years old has passed away.
She lived here for 28 years. A
celebration of her life was
held in Bowthorpe Church on
the 16th September. A service
never to be forgotten by her
son, grandsons, friends and
neighbours. It was a Festival
of Life with a great live jazz band!

Our Weekly Hoy Club: is held


here at Leyham Court every
Tuesday evening. It starts at
7pm
Our Weekly Bingo Sessions are
held here at Leyham Court
every Wednesday at 2.30 pm
and it would be nice to see a
few new faces. For further
details please ring 01603747245

Footnote. It was a happy birthday for


Dereck on his 90th birthday. Also a
lovely wedding party for Pat and
Arthur.
Bye for now. Happy Healthy Days!
Annie Clode

So from all the folks


here at Leyham Court we wish
you all a very happy Christmas
and a prosperous New Year.
Happy Days

P.S. It was very enjoyable to have


residents from Ashwell Court to join
us on some of our outings! They
have become good friends!

John
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I wonder what wildlife you have seen in our local woods? I see the odd
bird, but they flitter past so quick and are mostly up near the canopy
that its seldom I can identify them. And I dont see much else. Talking
to some friends it turns out that this must be largely my fault. They have
seen mice, deer, owls, woodpeckers, jays and I dont know what else.
Brown mice, they said. Well wood mice are brown and are the most common rodent in Britain so I guess thats what they saw. And muntjac deer, they said, they
see often: one saunters across the road early in the morning near where they live.
And that is all very believable: the Norfolk Wildlife Trust website says muntjacs are
common in woods, even going to peoples gardens if there is good cover
and talks of a population explosion.
But the mention of fallow deer is probably not credible: the NWT website
says they are not common in the wild in Norfolk. But anyway, I am clearly doing something wrong. I
could understand it if I was
taking a dog for a walk: wildlife hides away quickly and
quietly when dogs are
around. Maybe I look up too
much at the trees and the
vanishing birds and so never
spot the voles, weasels or
stoats on the ground. Maybe
I just dont stand still for long
enough. Patient waiting and
watching must be the key to
seeing shy creatures like
deer. Or maybe Im there at
the wrong time: Id be much
more likely to see foxes or
mice at night, or shrews in
the summer.
I will try to do better. But it
helps of course to know what
one is looking for, to know
what there is to see. Which
brings me back to
the question I
started with: what
wildlife have you
seen in our local
woods?

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The perfect Christmas story!


Except ye see signs and wonders,
ye will not believe. John, 4:48
One
In an age long past, when homes
were lit with soft yellow flames and
warmed by the heat from wood fires,
there was a candle maker who lived
in a cottage beyond a small village,
set on the edge of a deep forest.
The candle maker had learned his
trade as a child, watching his father in
his workshop melting pots of beeswax
above a furnace. When the wax was
melted, his father would lay flaxen wicks
over wooden poles and carefully dip
them into the hot fluid, over and over
again, to build them up into the perfect
round sticks that were hung to set on the
iron ceiling hooks above. Then there
were the moulds that were filled to make
candles for the glass chandeliers in the
big houses on the estates, and those for
the churches that were lighted in all their
services, ceremonies and celebrations
throughout the year. The candle makers
work was found in homes across the region, from the tiny lodge of a shepherd to
the sprawling manor of a lord, and it was the same light that entered their homes,
whether they were grand or simple, as it came from the same man.
(Extract from Spirit of the Season by Brian Lamont. Available to download FREE
to all internet devices from Amazon, Wed 9 Sun 13, Dec. 2015.
For further information or assistance, please email penburypress@yahoo.co.uk.)
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THE NORWICH
ELECTRONIC
ORGAN & KEYBOARD CLUB
Drayton Village Hall,
7.30pm-10pm. 6.00
at the door.

There will be no
meeting at the end
of December but
we will be back
again on Tuesday
January 26th 2016

Notices from neighbours


Birds of The Brecks
Norfolk Biodiversity Information Service is
always keen to hear about any wildlife
thats been spotted you can send us your
Brecks wildlife records easily using this
link: www.nbis.org.uk/

wildlifrecordersonline

when we have our


short AGM and music by Trevor
Flunder on the latest Lowrey organ.
Tuesday 23rd Feb.
- Daniel Watt Daniel has visited our
club on several occasions so we know
we are in for a good
night of well presented music.
In the meantime a
very Merry Christmas and Happy New
Year to all our members past, present
and future!
Do come and join us
for an evening of
good musical
entertainment with
like-minded friendly
people, you will be
very welcome.
Martin Drake
Chairman 01603
745544

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TELL IT LIKE IT IS!

My daughters name is Kanina Hulburd and she was 7 when she wrote
this. It was originally in the Costessey News in December 1997. CathyW

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22 Chinese Teachers Skype to see a


lesson here at Chapel Break

Year 2 Children experience real


maths in context.

This month we welcomed 22 Teachers


from China into our school via the
internet. They were researching
creativity and what helps children be
happy within school.

Kingfisher class had a trip to our


local Namco bowling alley for the
morning to help them devise their
own games ready for their parent
presentation at the end of this
terms project.

They saw a maths lesson working with


fractions. They were able to see our
immersive and challenged based
approach to this.

The children were extremely


excited by the prospect of contextualised maths and enjoyed
the walk to the bowling venue .

Introduction of the six bees


of learning.
The children this term have been able
to talk about their learning through
six bee characters that illustrate
Resilience, Thinking, Critique, Problem
solving, and collaboration.

A great time was had by all. There


were many strikes amongst the
youngsters and the grownups
who attended were impressed
with how the children conducted
themselves.

If you would like to visit our


school please ring 01603 749550
to book an appointment .

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News from Clover Hill VA Infant and Nursery


School

The children and


staff at Clover Hill would like
to wish you all a Merry
Christmas and a peaceful
new year.
Are you able to give some
time to support your local
schools?
We are looking for new
Governors for the Clover Hill
VA Infant and Nursery
School and St Michaels VA
Junior School Federation.
Financial knowledge and/or
ability to work with data
would be desirable, but any
other skills would be warmly
welcomed.
Please contact the office on
01603745559

News from the Early Years


Our Reception pupils are really
enjoying their topic on The
Little Red Hen. They have
been baking delicious bread
and making bonfires to cook
toast in our Forest Schools
area. The children can retell the
whole story using words and
sign language too! Pupils have
also been busy grinding some
corn to make flour and will soon
be visited by some very special,
clucky friends!

Christmas Fair
St Michaels VA Junior School
Bowthorpe
11.12.15
Doors open at 2.00pm
Lots of games and things to
buy!
All are welcome

Come and join us at tea and


chat.
Every Thursday in term time
8.30am-10.00am
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News from St Michaels VA Junior School.


Upcoming Events

The Lion King Extravaganza


On Wednesday 11th November our entire
school visited the Lyceum Theatre to see a
matinee performance of the Lion King. The
children were amazed by the set and the
music. It was definitely a day they would never
forget. Back at school the children then were
inspired to create a wide variety of African art .
Year 5 Firework Poetry
Flaming Fireworks
As quick as a flash snakes zoom furiously,
Across the indigo sky.
Peonies explode splendidly,

This month:
Children will be representing
the school at Cross Country.
Visitors will be
about Diversity.

learning

Year 6 will be going to the


Norfolk and Suffolk Aviation
Museum.
The children at After
School Club will be
preparing their work
displayed on at the Christmas Tree Spectacular

Spiders trailing wildly,

Children will be graduating


at Easton College as part of
Childrens University.

Across the spooky night.

Eco-Council

Leaving a web like pattern,

Eco-Council have been very


proactive at trying to reduce, recycle and reuse.
They have been writing to
the refuse collectors about
how to sort their rubbish
efficiently and have been
monitoring lunchtime waste.
too.

Under the stars like a dazzling bonfire.

Like a shooting star.


By Kyle Sparks
Friends of All Angels Federation
On 11th December, at St Michaels Junior
School we have our Christmas Fair. Donations
to the raffle and tombola would be very
gratefully received at the school office.
Thank you.

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Sarah Lewis
Senior Leader

Well guess what? Its come round to CHRISTMAS again.


Ozs favourite time of the year. Holidays, presents, all that
pampering and FOOD. The wordsearch this
time is on Christmas things. See how you get
on.

CANDLES, CAROLS,

CHRISTMAS,

HOLIDAY, JESUS,

MANGER,

NATIVITY, PRESENTS, SANTA,

DECEMBER,
MISTLETOE,
WINTER

Hope you solved the wordsearch. Well thats all from Oz for this time
and this year. Have a really wonderful Christmas break and a Merry
Christmas. Enjoy yourselves and stay safe. Until next year

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