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OUSEDALE SCHOOL
The Grove
Newport Pagnell
Bucks, MK16 0BJ
Tel: 01908 201203 Fax: 01908 216574 E-mail: recruitment@ousedale.org.uk Headteacher: K M Leaver BSc MA
LEARNING MENTOR/COVER SUPERVISOR (Olney Campus) Actual Salary: £11,291 Hours: 8.40am – 3.10pm
(30 hours per week – term time only)
We are seeking to appoint a Learning Mentor/Cover Supervisor at our Olney Campus. Responsibilities include:
Providing one-to-one and small group learning support;
Supervising classes in the absence of their timetabled teacher;
Invigilating examinations;
Successful candidates will follow a detailed training
programme before they undertake their responsibilities in full.
The school is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and expects all staff to share this commitment. An enhanced CRB will be required.
If you want to join our school, details and an application form are available on our website www.ousedale.org.uk via email to recruitment@ousedale.org.uk or by applying to Mrs Sue Carbert, Deputy Headteacher at the address shown above. Application Forms only will be accepted – please do not send in CVs.
Closing date: 4pm
Wed 9th December 2009
News from NCPS
Bob Wickens, from Kempston Camera Club, judged Round 2 of our Internal League Competition. The subject, being 'open' attracted a large entry of 34 prints and 49 Projected Images.
From the prints entry he chose ‘Morning Break - Nepal’ by Peter Clarke as the winner. ‘Super Swooper’ by Neil Schofield was second. Another of Neil's pictures ‘Preacher of Woburn’ tied for third place with ‘Waiting’ by Paul James.
The projected images section of the competition was won by Neil Schofield with ‘Turner’ with ‘Willen Sunset’ by Darren Ackers taking second place.
Members’ prints will be on display in Central Milton Keynes Library from 5th to the end of December for the club's winter exhibition. Visit our website to find out more about the club www.newcityps.co.uk
Fair Trade Event at Lavendon Baptist Church
We don’t normally encourage people to spend much on Christmas shopping, but if it is for a good cause we are prepared to make an exception. On Saturday 24 October a successful Fair Trade coffee morning was held at Lavendon Baptist Church, with items for sale from a wide range of Fair Trade goods and cards, and refreshments provided by members of the congregation. The event was well attended, with a good crowd of people buying cards for Christmas and small presents. It is good to know that the profit from these items goes to those who produced them, who receive a living wage for their work. The church hopes to hold another such sale in the spring.
Grand Day Out
With apologies to Wallace and Gromit – we had a GRAND DAY OUT on 20th September at Milton Keynes Museum and would highly recommend it to anyone living in this area. Two years ago we visited for the first time and were amazed at the variety of interesting items to see. We then heard about the Transport Day (held every September) and it was great fun. Plenty to see, friendly people and wonderful refreshments. If you check their website (www.mkmuseum.org.uk) you will see that events are planned throughout the year. They are having special Christmas weekends throughout December and I would encourage anyone who hasn't been to the Museum to visit. J Turner
Morning Break – Nepal
Waiting
Turner
Olney Archaeological Society
Programme of Events
The programme of lectures for January & February is as follows:
5th January Archaeological Facial Reconstruction - Martin Weaver
19th January Humorous Archaeology - Phillip Hill 2nd February Archaeology West of
Bedford - Mike Luke
23rd February Nash Hill, Historic Paper Mill - Bob Zeepvat Meetings 10.0am to noon, Olney Centre.
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Super Swooper