The travel experts at MyBaggage.com have identified some of the most unusual laws from across the globe. It’s always a good idea to check the laws of the country you’re heading to avoid a heavy fine, possible imprisonment or just an embarrassment.
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Fresh for summer 2019, Holiday Zone Ltd will be working in conjunction Wes Brown Football Coaching to provide the children of Wilmslow and its surrounding areas a new and exciting football camp experience!
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A Guide to Tipping in 20 Countries: British tourists should tip high in the USA, less in Europe, not at all in parts of East Asia and give items in Iran, according to international gratuities advice.
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A party of adorable three and four-year-olds from King’s have visited the Prestbury Beaumont Care Home regularly throughout the year and brought a ray of sunshine into the lives of residents.
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Red House Farm near to Dunham Massey Hall and Gardens is not hosting the usual Maize Maze this year. Instead they are expanding the courtyard of activities so it becomes its own complete day out. Expect all-time favourites and some new attractions.
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Short Breaks at Derwen College offers young adults with special educational needs and disabilities a holiday experience away from home, where they can enjoy time with other like-minded young people. It offers guests a change from their daily routine and gives parents and carers a break from the demands of their role.
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Ten different summer camps are run by Withington Girl’s School in July and August this year. Children can take their pick from Film Animation, Art, Creative Writing, Mosaics, Chemistry, Food Technology, Spanish, Folk Music, Irish Dance or the popular Multi-Sports Camp. Holiday camps are open to boys and girls aged 7 upwards.
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Cheadle Hulme School takes part in Bluedot festival. Bluedot is the annual music, science and culture festival held at Jodrell Bank Discovery Centre in Macclesfield. This year three students from the independent Cheadle Hulme School, are tasked with sharing their love of all things science and technology with youngsters attending the festival.
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Monsieur le Dot: a beautiful French story about longing, friendship and love between an elephant and a boy, both working for a circus in the city of Paris. Performed by MIMESIS on 13 July, 6.30 pm at Vanbrugh Theatre, The Kings School, Chester.
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The Headmaster of Stockport Grammar Junior School, Mr Tim Wheeler, has been awarded an MBE for services to charity and to education in the Queen’s Birthday Honours List.
In addition to his work at SGJS, Mr Wheeler has been the Chair of the Little Princess Trust, since 2011. The charity provides real hair wigs to children and young people with hair loss, and funds vital research into childhood cancer.
Thirteen years ago Louise Nicholson started Little Superstars as sports classes for under-fives. The next year she added classes for primary school children – and so Superstars Sports Club was born to offer sports activities during the holidays and sports parties all year round. And new classes were added this year to the existing list..
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