New play equipment for pupils
Ruskington Chestnut Street school council testing out the new play equipment on their playing field. Photo: 0016SB-3
PUPILS at a village school will be playing in style from now on thanks to some some brand new ‘trails’.
Chestnut Street Primary School in Ruskington have purchased some new play equipment thanks to input from the school council.
The school were looking to improve their outdoor area and the school council reviewed and approved the suggested designs after receiving feedback from their peers.
Now the school has three areas of Trim Trail equipment standing proudly in the grounds.
There is a large structure on the playing field, a smaller one in the infants’ play area and a large noughts and crosses game structure on the junior playground.
Headteacher Laura Suffield said: “The play equipment looks great and it has really improved the look of our outdoor facilities. The children love it.”
BIBLE TALKS - Christian Bible talks are being held at the Winchelsea Centre every Thursday evening from 7.30pm. Admission is free.
COFFEE MORNING - There will be a coffee morning at the Winchelsea Centre, Ruskington on Saturday, February 18 from 10am to 12noon.
BLOOD DONOR SESSIONS - A blood donor session is to be held at Ruskington Village Hall from 10.30am to 3pm. To make an appointment, call 0300 123 2323.
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For more information call 01522 543284.
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The issue was raised by a member of the public at last week’s parish council meeting after a number of ducks had been killed by traffic on the road.
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