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Posts with tag: Lowestoft

A collection of cards, each with a photo of an individual child, decorated and listing skills, achievements and goals Blog posts

The first Extra Time session of the new season kicks off, and whilst residents at Hildesley Court limber up for the games ahead, the children from Pakefield Primary School consider tactics, skills – and how much fun they’re going to have.

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A young school boy holding a cupcake with icing like a Christmas tree on top Blog posts

With gold medallions, Christmas cards and cupcakes the size of puddings, the Roman Hill Football Club children and Britten Court Angels celebrate all their marvellous Extra Time achievements.

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Authors Nate Holder and Kayleen Shani exchange their children's books Sungura the Runaway Rabbit and Where are all the instruments? West Africa. Blog posts

Prof Nate Holder inspires children and early years musicians in Lowestoft

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A man wearing glasses stands beside a flip chart on which he has drawn a cartoon of himself Blog posts

Goalie-Poet Dean is a doodler – he loves a good cartoon almost as much as a list of words – and this afternoon he and Jen introduced the team to the joys of the exaggerated pose and the go-faster stripe.

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Gentleman seated in armchair holding up to strips of paper with handwritten notes saying Bring on the Champ, Clap and Stamp, Left jab, right jab, everywhere a jab jab Blog posts

It was a tuneful session today, as the Britten Court Angels wrote their own football chant, adding some slick chorus moves, whilst over at Roman Hill the children enjoyed creating their Extra Time footie anthem.

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Close up of a hand holding a small stick with sponge, applying gold paint to a small disc with a hole pierced in it. Blog posts

The Extra Time children from Roman Hill visit residents at Britten Court Care Home, to tell them all about their visit to Suffolk Archives, and put the finishing touches to some small gold discs.

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A grey disc of soft clay patterned with small circles and lines, with an array of mark making items beside it Blog posts

The Britten Court Angels chat about sporting achievements as they enjoy doing some clay work and the Extra Time children from Roman Hill finish off their worksheets and share their impressions of Suffolk Archives.

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