Living Brook Benefice (Piddington, Hardingstone and Quinton)

As part of their RE work, Class 4 have been fundraising for Water Aid.   The water and sanitation crisis is the second biggest killer of children under five worldwide and Water Aid delivers taps and toilets, campaigns for change and builds the skills of local people.   The children raised an amazing £1,161.33.     Emma and Peter from Class 4 explain how they did it: 'We did a coin collection involving the whole school. They each had a watering can to put their coins in. In a week’s time they were collected and counted.   Also, we did a sponsored silence for 1 hour. We got friends and families to sponsor us.' Emma. 'First we put an outline of a watering can with sellotape in the middle of the class. Then we got all the coins and pennies together and put them in the middle of the outlines.   After that, all of us sat in our seats and we started watching a film for our Literacy (in silence) and half way through we did a writing task.   A while after, we saw a

Sponsorship of Flowers for the Flower Festival We have been approaching local businesses for sponsorship for the Flower Festival for Piddington with Horton to be held in Piddington Church. If you would like to donate towards the cost of the flowers and printing of a souvenir brochure, perhaps in memory of a loved one or to commemorate a special occasion, then please give your donation to Gill Watson Treasurer, Reverend Beverley or any member of the PCC. Cheques should be payable to Piddington PCC. A list of sponsors will be included in the souvenir programme for the occasion.  

Come along and spoil yourself with a lovely cream tea on the 23rd of May, then buy some plants and work off the calories in the garden!