The Sprotbrough Arrow, March 2020

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March 2020

Issue No. 174

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Welcome to the March issue of The Sprotbrough Arrow.

This month, the Arrow has a lot of information relating to community events.

I have always been an active supporter of people who give up their time for the benefit of the place where they live and we are incredibly lucky to have such people in and around our villages who do just that. Whether it is Sprotbrough Community Library, the Knit and Natter group, the running of our parish halls and community centres, litter pick groups, cubs and scouts, coffee mornings, playgroups and many more, they all add great value and help improve our environment, both socially and physically.

So if you have some time to spare and would like to get involved, go for it! Most people who volunteer, do so because it makes them feel they are adding value, which is a win win for everyone.

If you have a community event you want to promote or are in need of volunteers, contact me and I will publish it in the April issue.

The deadline for the April issue is Wednesday 18th March. The April issue will be distributed the weekend beginning Friday 27th March.

Happy Mother’s day to all who carry out this role.

Michelle Sidebottom Tel: 07795 387937 michelle@arrowpublications.co.uk www.arrowpublications.co.uk

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Community News Sprotbrough Methodist Church are hosting an Afternoon Tea Party Thursday 19th March at 3pm Tickets £5.00 We are raising money for the Children's Air Ambulance.

Lord David Blunkett has agreed to come and talk to us after tea.

The Methodist women in the Sheffield District have made this their current project and this is Doncaster's contribution.

Contact Margaret Crompton or the Methodist church office 01302 570036 Tues and Fri 10am -noon for tickets

The Sprotbrough Jigsaw Puzzle Library & Coffee Morning together with the Parish Luncheon Club wish to thank all who have supported them during 2019 and were able to make various donations to local charities totalling £670 including Bentley Flood Appeal.

This year we have made further donations of £250.

When the two groups started 9 years ago it wasn't to raise funds but to offer fellowship and friendship to the local community and beyond so thanks to a dedicated team of friends we thank you for your continuing support.

Carole Hall

The Sprotbrough Knit & Natter Group last year have knitted traffic light hats,

WARMSWORTH LADIES’ CLUB 03 Mar 20 10 Mar 20 17 Mar 20 24 Mar 20 31 Mar 20

Trinidad and Tobago Cornwall, Devon and Dorset Coast 55th Anniversary Dinner A Funny Kind of Coffee Shop My Grandad’s Brother

Everyone is very welcome.

Join us and bring a friend on Tuesdays 7:00-9:00pm

blankets and bonding square for DRI neo-natl unit; Warmsworth Community Centre, Twiddle muffs for dementia patients; made various Low Road cash donations from knitting sales including £3000 to Firefly Express and are continuing to support Firefly • Wallpaper Hanging Specialist this year by selling knitted • Emulsion & All Paintwork chickens and bunnies for Easter.

• Clean & Tidy Work Est. 1988 Not only do we meet on 1st • Reliable & Trustworthy and 3rd Wednesday each • Quality Work at Reasonable month at the Stable, Prices Sprotbrough but also on 2nd Wednesday at 2pm in Morrison's Cafe area and are looking for more people to join us. Thanks to everyone for your support and donations of wool so why not For a Free Quote Call come along - you will be made most welcome.

Joan Harrison

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Community News FRIENDS OF SPROTBROUGH LIBRARY

10am—2pm

Saturday 14th March

THERE WILL BE LOTS OF GIFTS FOR SALE FOR MOTHERS’ DAY DO COME ALONG AND BRING YOUR FRIENDS Thank you for your past support.

Doncaster Spanish Society is presenting an illustrated talk on “The Influence of Impressionism on Spanish Art.” It will be given by the respected art historian Rachel Holland-Hargreaves who is making a return visit following her excellent talk last year. Rachel will explore the ways in which the Impressionist style of painting influenced the work of Spanish artists of the late 19th century, such as Sorolla, Fortuny, Rusiñol and others. The meeting will be on Friday 20th March, 7.30 – 9.30, in the Eastfield Restaurant, Doncaster School for the Deaf, Leger Way, Doncaster. Admission £4.

For more information call Jackie 01302 844322 or Jean 01709 812440

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Thank you so much to everyone who has recently made donations. Doncaster Wheatsheaf Singers donated £1,280 from their Christmas Concert. Bentley Tesco (and Sue who runs the stall there) raised £1,810 through sale of books.

Tickhill & District Lions Group donated £150.

We received £757 from a funeral donation in lieu of flowers. Whether your contribution is large or small we are extremely grateful for your time and effort into raising funds on our behalf. Our thermometer on the website has now reached £57,300 at the time of writing (early February).

We are taking registrations for our popular Midsummer Walk on Sunday, 17th May. It starts at 10am and is from Town Fields to Lakeside and return. The distance is approximately 6 miles, but can be reduced. It is all on public footpaths and is wheelchair and dog friendly.

Entry is £6 and is free for disabled and children under the age of 12. Please contact Christine Whiteley, Tel. 01302 536472 or Email: musicline02@yahoo.co.uk.

Christine is a member of Thorne Rural Lions who organise the walk for us. Come along and have fun with all the friendly walkers!

Our contact details are: 22 Wood Street, Doncaster DN1 3LW (entrance by the side of Kerry Gough Florists), second floor (lift available), Room 209. Tel. 01302 325029.

Email: info@dcdt.co.uk. Website: dcdt.co.uk.

At the time of writing we did not have a final date from the hospital for the opening of the CT scanner suite at Doncaster Royal Infirmary.

However, we will let you know via social media and our website as soon as a date is arranged.

In the meantime thank you all for your donations – we really do appreciate every penny.

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Doncaster Rambler’s Gringley Beacon Roll For once there was the prospect of no mud, as 18 loyal Ramblers, including two welcome returners, gathered on the frost covered grass on Beacon Hill. Other than the mild chill it could have been the beginning of spring, blue sky, bright sun, only the Robin gave away we were still in Winter.

From Beacon Hill Rob led us in single file west through the village passed the remains of the village cross, then southwest first across the busy A631, then via arable fields and green lanes to St Peter’s church in Clayworth, with its Traquair murals, which everyone admired during the coffee break. The return leg took us initially east on field tracks then north on the Trent Valley Way (including a short lap along Lovers Lane), bringing us safely back in under three hours. So a lovely morning ramble, ideal for those new to walking, retuning after a longer break, or anyone just wanting company and fresh air once a week.

For more information about the Doncaster Ramblers and future activity please visit our Home Page and download full copy of our walk programme https://www.doncasterramblers.org.uk/walks/walks-programme-printed-version.htmlAnd follow us on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/doncasterramblers/ where GPS Maps of many of our past walks can also be found

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News from Sprotbrough Orchard Infant School The children at Orchard have really enjoyed learning about Space this half term. They have been busy learning facts about the Solar System, painting pictures of the planets and finding out about our own planet. They have also been amazing their parents with facts that they have learnt and have even taught them something new! As part of our home learning some children have been making some wonderful things at home such as planet models, rockets and space artwork. Children have also brought in their own Space books from home to share with their class.

The children in Nursery have made moon rocks by mixing bicarbonate of soda, glitter, food colouring and a little bit of water. Then they put vinegar on them to create a reaction and they were amazed by what they saw!

Continuing our space theme this half term, Sarah Belk from Active Fusion has been into school to deliver dance lessons to Reception children. The children had to imagine they were travelling in a rocket to the moon.

They thought of ways in which they could portray a rocket taking off and how it might travel in different directions through Space. The children created some very imaginative routines which they performed to Space themed music.

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The children in Year 1 carried out a Science investigation where they imagined they were astronauts travelling to Neptune. As Neptune is the coldest planet, the children had to decide which material would be suitable to make their space suit from. In an experiment, they looked at which materials kept water the warmest and they found that foil was the best conductor of heat because it is shiny.

Year 2 have been looking at ways to look after our planet. The children have been talking about the ‘Three R’s’ (Reduce, Re-use and Recycle) and have designed posters to raise awareness of recycling. They are keen to put into practice at home what they have learnt about recycling at school.

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I’m from Austria and I know I need to apply for Settled Status as the UK leaves the European Union. But I’m really confused about what documents I need in order to apply for me and my children. We’ve lived in England for six years and I’m worried that if we don’t apply before the end of the month, we might have to leave.

You don’t need to apply by the end of the month your rights won’t change until 31 December 2020.

However, you should apply as soon as you can in case of any delays. After the transition period ends on 31 December you might be asked to prove your right to do things like get a job or use a service like the NHS. Having your status sorted will make this more straightforward.

To get settled status, you need evidence that you’ve lived in the UK for 6 months out of every 12 months for 5 years in a row. As you say you and your children have lived in the UK for six years, you should be eligible for this.

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These include a passport or national ID card, a digital photo, your National Insurance number or proof of how long you've lived in the UK, a mobile number and an email address.

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It may be easier to make your children’s application after you’ve made your own. This way you’ll be able to ‘link’ your child’s application to yours, using the application number you got when you applied for yourself. You can do this at any time after you’ve applied - you do not need to wait for a decision. And if your own application is successful, your child will get the same status as you. In order to apply on behalf of your children, you will need to have proof of your relationship - for example a birth certificate.

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DANUM PROBUS CLUB danum probus.co.uk Danum Probus Club is an organisation for men who have retired or are semi-retired from their profession, business or other employment who want to maintain a social network with others who have similar interests. Danum Probus Club meets on the first and third Mondays of the month at Town Moor Golf Club, Bawtry Road, Belle Vue, Doncaster starting at 10 am. At this meeting we have a speaker whose subjects cover a wide variety of interests, the programme can be found on our website, www.danumprobus.co.uk. Ladies and guests are invited to the Club’s Spring and Autumn Lunches and also to the annual holiday which is usually in early June or thereabouts. Members also have their own lunches in mid summer and December. In the summer months the Crown Green Bowling Section play on the Armthorpe Community Centre greens.

The Club held its AGM on Monday 20 January.

As with all AGMs there were many items to discuss and decide, amongst which were the election of Officers and Committee for the forthcoming year. The Officers elected for the 2020 are: President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Elected Members Co-opted Members Almoner Programme Secretary Bowls Outings/Holidays Theatre

John Brown Alan Whitehall George Kirk John Bird Geoff Firth, Jeff Maddis on, John McWhan Ian Sampson John Hope Peter Oldale Chris Harris Vacant Gordon Fletcher

At the end of the AGM the Retiring President, George Kirk, handed over the “Chain of Office” to the incoming President John Brown, and then George was given a Past President’s Tie and a Badge. The new President thanked the members for entrusting him with the Office, and and thanked the former President and Officers for the work in the preceding year to ensure the survival of the Club.

He then said that during the forthcoming year he would like the Club to support the Doncaster charity Firefly, and to start this off there will be a retiring collection at the end of each meeting.

The first meeting in February (3rd) featured a presentation by Brian Downs about the Doncaster REMAP Panel. REMAP is a voluntary organisation which supplies bespoke aids for people with disabilities. Brian said that most people who need aids such as wheelchairs and walking frames are supplied with them by the NHS, but there is a small proportion who need something a little different to improve their lives. In conjunction with medical professionals and the patients themselves, aids are designed and constructed in REMAP volunteers’ own premises at no cost to the patients. Brian illustrated the talk with many pictures of the aids REMAP had designed and constructed, and had brought along a few of the smaller ones for us to see directly. This talk really made us aware that good as the NHS is, it cannot deal with everything and how good it is the there are people such as those in REMAP ready to step in to help when needed.

On March 2 our speaker is Mike Burdis “Catching a Spy”, and then on Monday 17 February John Slater will be giving us his “Reflections on a Prison Service Career”. Any interested men who would like to come to these meetings as a visitor to see what we do, with a view to joining if you like us, please call either Des Parks (01302 856188), George Kirk (07808191211) or Geoff Firth (01302 849734) for more information or come to a meeting and introduce yourself to the President or Secretary at the front table. More information is also available on the website (danumprobus.co.uk).

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School News from Copley Junior School Workshop Visits to the CAST Theatre Thanks to everyone's generosity at the Christmas Fair, our CSA members used our fundraising to organise and fully cover the cost of workshops at the CAST Theatre for every year group in school.

Each year group participated in:

• a backstage tour, exploring front of house and back stage; learning about all the different career opportunities in the life of a working theatre • 'Act it Out': a drama workshop, to develop children's skills of improvisation 'Bring it Alive': a music and costume workshop, where children improvised through music and drama in response to different costumes Workshop leaders at the CAST Theatre were most impressed by the enthusiasm and engagement of our children, so well done to everyone! Thank you to CSA members for organising such a fantastic experience for every child in school.

We look forward to sharing more school news next month.

Best Wishes, E.A. Crayton, Head teacher

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Les Francophiles de Tickhill Continuing on the theme of French food for another month, Chris North will be with us on 4th March to talk about French breadmaking with samples to taste. On 1st April Rachel Holland-Hargreaves returns with an illustrated talk about ‘Monet on his Travels’.

We meet in the Parish Room, Tickhill, at 7.30pm on the first Wednesday of the month.

The annual subscription is £17.50. Nonmembers are £4.00 per meeting, refundable if you decide to join.

For more information phone Jan Murray

01302 611415

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What’s On In Sprotbrough?

Day

Activity

Meeting Place

Mon

Rainbows

Scout Barn in Sprotbrough Village

Time 5.30pm

Mon

Rising 2’s play session

Goldsmith Centre, Sprotbrough

9.00-11.30am

Mon

Rising 2’s play session

Goldsmith Centre, Sprotbrough

12.30- 3.00pm

Mon

Brownies

Sprotbrough Methodist Church

6.15-7.45pm

Mon

Beavers (6-7yrs)

Scout Hall, Anchorage Lane, Sprotbrough

6.00-7.30pm

Mon

French Conversation Group

Sprotbrough Community Library

6.00—8.00pm

Mon

Seniors ‘Dancercise’ Keep fit class

St Mary’s Church Hall, Sprotbrough

10.15—11.15am

Mon

Adult Ballroom/Latin Dance

St Mary’s Church Hall, Sprotbrough

2pm –3.30pm

Mon

Adult Ballroom/Latin Dance class

St Mary’s Church Hall, Sprotbrough

7.15-8.45pm

Mon

Scottish Country Dancing (term time)

The Goldsmith Centre, Sprotbrough

7.45—9.45pm

Tue

Sprotbrough Starz

Goldsmith Centre, Sprotbrough

9.15-11am

Tue

Coffee Morning (Term time only)

Sprotbrough Methodist Church

10.30-11.30am

Tue

Tuesday Club

Goldsmith Centre, Sprotbrough

1.30-4.00pm

Tue

Painting Class

Goldsmith Centre, Sprotbrough

2.00-4.00pm

Tue

Dancing

Sprotbrough Methodist Church

4.00-7.00pm

Tue

Story time & Activities (term time)

Sprotbrough Library

1pm—2pm

Tue

Cubs (8-10yrs)

Scout Hall, Anchorage Lane, Sprotbrough

6.30-8.00pm

Tue

Cubs 'Kestrels' (8-10yrs)

The Barn, Main Street

6.45-8.15pm

Wed

Rising 2’s Playgroup

Goldsmith Centre, Sprotbrough

9.00-11.30am

Wed

Sprotbrough Park Playtime (term time)

Sprotbrough Methodist Church

9.30-11am

Wed

Sequence Dance—Ian Sadler

Royal British Legion

1pm –3.30pm

Wed

Story Time & Activities Alternate weeks

Sprotbrough Library

1.30pm—2.30pm

Wed

Dancing

Sprotbrough Methodist Church

4.00-7.00pm

Wed

Taekwondo

Goldsmith Centre, Sprotbrough

6.00-7.00pm

Wed

Sequence Dance Club

St Mary’s Church Hall

7.30pm—10pm

Wed

Cubs 'Falcons' (8-10yrs)

The Barn, Main Street

6.45-8.15pm

Wed

Scouts (11-14yrs)

Scout Hall, Anchorage Lane, Sprotbrough

7.00-9pm

Thurs

Coffee Morning

The Stable, Main Street, Sprotbrough

10—11.30am

Thurs

Little tykes (childminders drop in)

Goldsmith Centre, Sprotbrough

9.15—11.00am

Thurs

Thursday Club

Goldsmith Centre, Sprotbrough

1.30-4.00pm

Thurs

Dancing Class

Goldsmith Centre, Sprotbrough

4.45-8.45pm

Thurs

Brownies

Sprotbrough Methodist Church

6.00-7.30pm

Thurs

Yoga Class

St Marys Church Hall

7—8.30pm

Thurs

Beavers (6-7yrs)

The Barn, Main Street

5.30-6.30pm

Thurs

Scouts (11-14yrs)

The Barn, Main Street

7.00-9.15pm

Thurs

Explorer Scouts (14-18yrs)

Scout Hall, Anchorage Lane, Sprotbrough

7.30-9.30pm

Fri

Sprotbrough Starz

Goldsmith Centre, Sprotbrough

9.15-11am

Fri

Tea Dance

Goldsmith Centre, Sprotbrough

1.00-4.00pm

Sat

Sequence Dancing

Royal British Legion Club

7.30—10.30pm

Sat

Dancing Class

Goldsmith Centre, Sprotbrough

9.15-3.15pm

Sun

Sunday Club

Sprotbrough Methodist Church

10am—11am

Sun

t-Time, Crafts, bible stories and more

St Marys Church Hall

4—5pm—check hall for dates

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What’s on in Warmsworth?

Day

Activity

Meeting Place

Time

Monday

Warmsworth Pre School

Warmsworth Community Centre (Front Hall)

9.05am-3.05pm

Tuesday

Warmsworth Pre School

Warmsworth Community Centre (Front Hall)

9.05am-3.05pm

Tuesday

Rainbows

Warmsworth Community Centre

6pm-7pm

Tuesday

Brownies

Warmsworth Community Centre (Front Hall)

6pm-7.30pm

Tuesday

Ladies Club

Warmsworth Community Centre (New Hall)

7pm-9pm

Wednesday

Warmsworth Pre School

Warmsworth Community Centre (Front Hall)

9.05am-3.05pm

Thursday

Warmsworth Pre School

Warmsworth Community Centre (Front Hall)

9.05am-3.05pm

Thursday

Dancing Class

Warmsworth Community Centre (Front Hall)

4pm-9pm

Thursday

Watercolours

Warmsworth Community Centre (New Hall)

10am-12 noon

Friday

Warmsworth Pre School

Warmsworth Community Centre (Front Hall)

9.05am-3.05pm

Sprotbrough Community Centre Bookings Tel: 788093 Methodist Church Hall Bookings Tel: 570036 (office hours 10am-12noon Tue & Fri) St Marys Church Hall Bookings Tel: 07891 813986 Warmsworth Community Centre Tel: 01302 858200

Monthly Events in Sprotbrough & Warmsworth Monthly

Activity

Meeting Place

Time

3rd Monday 1st & 3rd Tuesday

St Mary’s Mothers Union

The Stable, Main Street, Sp’boro

7.30pm- 9.30pm

Sequence Dancing

Royal British Legion Club

7.30-10.30pm

1st Wednesday

Sprotbrough Wives

Sprotbrough Methodist Church

7.30-10.00pm

2nd Thursday

Lunch Club

Sprotbrough Methodist Church

12.15pm - 2.00pm

2nd Tuesday

Jigsaw Puzzle library & Coffee

The Stable, main Street, Sprotbrough

9.30—11.30am

1st & 3rd Wednesday

Knit & Natter Club

The Stable, Main St, Sprotbrough

2—4pm

2nd Tuesday

Sprotbrough WI

St Mary’s Church Hall

7.30—9.30pm

2nd Monday

Ladies Club Committee

Warmsworth Community Centre (New Hall)

7pm-9pm

2nd Monday

Parish Council meeting

Warmsworth Community Centre (New Hall)

7pm-9pm

1st Thursday

Warmsworth WI

Warmsworth Community Centre

7—9pm

2nd Monday

Ward Councillors Surgery

Warmsworth Community Centre (New Hall)

6—7pm

1st Tuesday

Warmsworth & Edlington Lions Club

The Holiday Inn, Warmsworth, DN4 NUX

7pm

3rd Wednesday

Warmsworth Neighbourhood Watch

Cricket Club

7pm

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