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Win a copy of The Mystery Visitor ........22 Win a Wake Up the Beast! game and book 22

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Welcome

Easter egg hunts are a tradition of legendary status in the Term Times household. Stately homes, farms, indoor play centres, shops, museums – we have covered a wide selection for you to enjoy. Like many families it is not always the chocolate prize at the end that we enjoy, but more the shared activity and time spent together. In this issue, we bring you the best events, trails, and egg hunts in our region this Easter ... plus much more!

Competitions are always popular in Term Times and over its 20 years, we have striven to offer prizes that can be enjoyed by families, schools, parents, and students, and hundreds of exciting goodies have been given away. Recently, a pupil from Longthorpe Primary School in Peterborough won a Pulse CSI workshop prize for her class. What a day it was! Read more on page 8. If you want to win an experience for your class, check out the excellent virtual learning session the Peterborough Museum team are offering in this edition, on page 23. Lastly, don’t miss out on nominating the people from your school who really go that extra mile. Our Education Awards are on page 11 and there are four categories for your nominations.

Easter Holidays

Clay Spring Bunnies

Wed 3 April

Bubble Painting

ur 4 April

Clay Ducklings

Fri 5 April

Foam Clay Day

Tue 9 April

Clay Flower Fairies

Wed 10 April

Bubble Painting

ur 11 April

Clay Capybaras

Fri 12 April

Foam Clay day

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CLIMB, ZIP, RUN, JUMP & SPLASH!

With more than ten epic outdoor adventures to choose from, you are spoilt for choice at this new Outdoor Adventure Centre for children and adults.

For those with energy to burn there’s Laser Tag, forest style, a 4km course of more than 60 obstacles to tackle, the 12m tree and tower climbing challenges and 80m ziplines – do you dare to drop?

It’s always great to get the kids outdoors and away from their screens and Forest Facility near Stamford has everything for an adventurous day out for all the family. 10%

your first visit, with code

If you fancy something a little less physical there’s the Forest Fuddle Clue Hunt, axe throwing, kayaking and raft building, team games and lots more.

It’s all set in more than 100 acres of forest and activities are open to ages 10+, with several options for ages 6+ too!

The team offers events for all occasions for groups from 10 to 200+. Choose from just one fun-packed activity or an entire day crammed full of brilliant challenges that will leave everyone with mud-caked smiles and memories to treasure.

EASTER ADVENTURE TRAIL AT NENE PARK

This Easter there is plenty going on at Nene Park in Peterborough guaranteed to keep all the family active and entertained.

the more adventurous there is the chance to scale the climbing wall, try archery, watersports or orienteering and for the curious you can try charming worms, discover mammals on a ranger walk, follow a treasure hunt or learn all about the Romans.

This year sees the launch of a new style Easter Woodland Adventure Trail running daily throughout the holidays. Suitable for all ages, this will take you on an adventure through the trees to complete some egg-citing activities as you go, finishing with an Easter egg prize to collect at the end. The trail is only £3.50 and includes an activity book. There is plenty more lined up to keep everyone entertained. For

For a pleasant family outing you can take to the water and enjoy a gentle trip out on the electric boat cruising around the lake and wildlife spotting along the river.

For all the details of prices and what’s on when visit www.nenepark.org.uk/easter

FAMILY FRIENDLY TECH

Appy Families

In this digital age, it is becoming increasingly apparent that technology is developing faster than our children are outgrowing their school uniforms. While there is always a need to be aware of the online tools and apps children are interacting with, there is a fantastic array of different apps and platforms which can make life that little bit easier.

Rewarding kids' help with the chores

If you have young children you know how much of a challenge it can be to keep everyone pulling their weight when it comes to the chores. Of course nobody expects a toddler to be making dinner, however that doesn’t mean that age-appropriate chores cannot be encouraged. What better way to do so than with an app like Our Home which is designed to reward children in a way that keeps them engaged and encouraged to help out.

Identifying plants and wildlife

There are dozens of different apps to choose from, whether your child is a budding gardener, loves to watch the birds or would just like to use digital tools to expand their knowledge. With a selection of free and paid apps to suit your family's specific interest, this is a fantastic way to utilise technology to engage children with the natural world around them. They are simple to use and often only require a simple photograph to be taken which gives bonus points for developing fine motor skills.

Control of settings and privacy

The Google Family app allows parents to take control of their child’s settings and privacy and is a popular way to keep an eye on their online activities including screen time, setting downtime and to approve or block apps. It gives you the power to delete an app if necessary, remind them of their password or change their privacy settings. An additional setting gives you the ability to check your child’s location too.

Providing positive stimulation and fun

If you are planning a road trip with the kids, you will know that there will be the inevitable, ‘Are we there yet?’ and ‘I’m bored’ piping up from the back seat. Consider allowing a small amount of screen time to help offset the initial boredom, especially as you travel through familiar surroundings in the early part of the journey.

Why not try the Mr Shingu's Paper Zoo app where children digitally create paper animals by completing origami within the app? Once the app is bought, purchases are made – thankfully, not with real money – but through the child’s hard work as they 'earn' when they complete tasks. Perhaps one for older children, this app provides peace of mind for parents worried about in-app purchases and provides positive stimulation.

Helping bedtime to become trouble free

Who doesn’t wish that bedtimes were easier? The Moshi Twilight app is a family favourite for countless parents and carers keen to make the bedtime routine trouble free. With bedtime stories, sleep sounds and no potentially over stimulating videos, it is audio-focused and is available with a free trial.

Learning to Swim at

There is always a right time to learn to swim whatever your age or ability. At Billie’s Fins they have a unique Swim Pathway to assist swimmers of all ages and abilities to learn water safety and all the correct techniques across all of the strokes.

They have SEN and Disability trained team members and offer SEN group and private lessons. The Pinchbeck Pool has a chair hoist installed making access into the water available to all. Wherever you are, Billie’s Fins offers a FINclusive™ way to swim.

Baby Fins

Babies from 3 months plus come with their parent or carer to join the Baby Fins classes. These sessions are a gentle introduction to the water. The focus is on having fun, bonding and supporting your baby in the water with confidence and safety.

Adult and Little Fins

These classes are for 18 months to 4 yearolds where a parent or carer is required to be in the class too. These sessions are filled with fun activities to keep your toddlers engaged in the water, safely.

Little Fins

For those children ready to swim independently in a group lesson without an adult, Little Fins is the next stage. Swimmers work towards passing five stages within the unique Swim Pathway, focusing on breath control, floatation and front and back paddle.

Swim Fins

At this stage swimmers are learning to develop distance and the correct techniques across all the strokes. On completing the seven levels, swimmers are ready for pre competition swimming.

...and host your children’s party at the Pinchbeck pool. There are four fun themes to choose from including: Princesses, Mermaids, Dinosaurs and Super Heroes. You will have up to 75 minutes swim time, and 30 minutes poolside with unlimited squash. Themed decorations and party bags are included, with options to organise your own self catering and cake.

Adult Fins

Adult Fins classes are for 18 years plus. The group or private lessons are great for beginners, returning back to swimming and for competitive training.

Group and Private Lessons are available at Pinchbeck and Eye. For full details about the pools, timetable and the Swim Pathway go to: www.BilliesFins.com

To enrol or book private hire and parties visit: www.BilliesFins.com

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Pupils solve the crime in

CSI EXPERIENCE

Competition winners from a Peterborough primary school turned detective in a fantastic Term Times competition with Pulse CSI.

The Year 6 class from Longthorpe Primary School in Peterborough were excited to take part in a day long forensic science workshop, full of education and fun, when they won our competition. It gave them a unique opportunity to see what it’s like to be a forensic Crime Scene Investigator.

It was organised by Pulse CSI who provide workshops nationwide for Primary, Secondary, Independent and Special Educational Needs Schools and PRUs. The students were split into teams and learnt techniques used in a forensic science investigation.

During the session they gathered trace evidence, looking at hair and fibres under a microscope, had the chance to use ultraviolet light and discovered how to uncover footwear evidence. The young detectives then had to use the skills and knowledge they had acquired to uncover a suspect in a mock crime scene investigation.

The young investigators thoroughly enjoyed their experience day.

 For more information on how to book a workshop for you school, visit pulsecsi.com or call Jacqui on 01400 263061

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Time to

Nominate Your School Heroes

Kip McGrath Peterborough, in partnership with Term Times bring you the Education Awards 2024.

What are the Education Awards?

Kip McGrath Peterborough is a tuition centre working with qualified teachers who support individual children to reach their full potential, smash goals and grow in confidence. In local schools there are people who go above and beyond too, challenging and supporting children purely because they love the job they do. Now it’s time to give them the recognition they deserve.

How to Nominate

The awards being presented this year are:

• Primary Teacher of the Year: Celebrating the outstanding work and joy a primary school teacher gives, someone who supports and challenges all children in their class.

• Headteacher of the Year: Celebrating the dedication to their school community and supporting their teachers in many ways. Always aiming for the best for children.

• Teaching Assistant of the Year: Celebrating the adults who help pupils and teachers reach their targets with their amazing encouragement.

SENDCo of the Year: Celebrating those who support children and their additional needs with expert knowledge, understanding and passion.

Head to www.termtimes.ltd.uk/awards to nominate your unsung education hero in the available categories. Entries close on 1 May 2024 although Term Times reserves the right to amend the closing date. Winners will be announced in the summer issue. The judges’ decision is final and by nominating you give permission for your details to be published and shared with the sponsors and the relevant school.

McGrath in Peterborough

Kip McGrath Peterborough have been working on something huge behind the scenes and can now reveal all. The North Centre, which was based on Park Road, has moved house to a new centre based at

Gill Terry (Director) greets Peterborough MP Paul Bristow at the new office opening.

Thrilling Treetops Adventure takes Centre Stage at Queensgate this Easter

The Easter break is upon us once again but don’t panic. If you’re looking for something to keep the kids occupied over the holidays a tree top adventure awaits in Peterborough!

It’s 2024 and hopping was soooo last year, this Easter it’s all about climbing and adventuring at Queensgate as the Peterborough shopping and leisure destination brings a sensational Treetop Adventure Park and Playground to the city centre. The 18 metre-long ropes course experience plus mini playground, opens on Saturday 23 March and remains in the centre until Sunday 21 April – that’s plenty of days full of fun for the little ones to have memorable adventures and should mean happy parents and carers galore. Plus, Queensgate’s team have made it available for private hire on selected days – literally the coolest birthday party ever!

Katie Chapman, the Marketing and Commercialisation Manager at Queensgate Shopping Centre, said: "We are excited to bring the Treetops Adventure to Queensgate Shopping Centre. It's an incredible opportunity for families to embark on a unique and memorable adventure right in the heart of Queensgate. We believe this attraction will add an extra layer of excitement to the Queensgate experience and create lasting memories for our visitors."

Located in the heart of North Square in Queensgate, this exciting family-friendly attraction features two distinct areas tailored to cater to the varying ages of adventurous visitors: the "Little Explorers" playground is for children up to 4 years old and the "Jungle Adventure" ropes course is designed for youngsters aged 5-14 years.

In the playground there’s the super swampy ball pit and the big boulder climbing wall to conquer and the ropes course is a clip-on adventure across several death-defying

obstacles suspended off the ground. Each session is 30 minutes long and spaces are limited to ensure maximum enjoyment – and parents, it’s not a crèche, so just relax in the nearby seating and watch your little Tarzan or Jane swing to their heart’s content.

The Treetops Adventure is not only a fantastic way for children to burn off some energy (and some of those choccie Easter eggs!) with some active play, it’s also an opportunity for families to bond in a fun and thrilling environment during the holidays.

TICKET PRICING - Little Explorers Adventure Playground: (Up to 4 years): £1 for 30 minutes (Height & weight restrictions apply - Treetops minimum height 1.10m and weigh less than 100kg). Treetops Adventure Ropes Course (5-14 years): £2 for 30 minutes

For more information about Queensgate Shopping Centre and upcoming events, visit www.queensgate-shopping.co.uk

To book the Treetop Adventure Ropes visit: www.ticketsource.co.uk/interactive-grottos-limited/e-kdbgem or to book the Little Explores Adventure Playground visit: www.ticketsource.co.uk/interactive-grottos-limited/little-explorers-adventure-playground-up-to-4-years/e-jdkrlj

Buying a new home with your partner is exciting, but thinking about how things might be divided should you separate or pass away might not be at the forefront of your mind. Simon Pierson, Associate at Hegarty explains why thinking about how you wish to own your home before you buy can make things easier in the future.

Buying a home

You can own a property either as joint tenants or as tenants in common. When a property is owned as joint tenants each owner has an equal right to the whole of the property. Should one of the owners die their interest automatically transfers to the other owner(s) under the right of survivorship; you cannot leave your share of the property to someone else.

If a property is held as tenants in common, each owner has their own share. They may hold the property 50:50 or perhaps 60:40 or 70:30. If one owner dies, their share does not automatically transfer to the surviving co-owner(s) but instead will pass in accordance with the deceased’s Will or under Intestacy Rules where no Will exists.

Which option is right for me?

Which option you go for will depend on your own set of circumstances.

If each person is contributing different amounts, it may make sense to own the property in shares reflecting those sums, or a declaration of trust could set out each person’s interest.

For example: John and Steve are buying a house together and John is putting in £10,000, and Steve is contributing £50,000. A declaration of trust might confirm that if the property is sold, after costs and fees are paid, the first £60,000 will be divided, £10,000 to John and £50,000 to Steve, with the balance of the proceeds being

split 50:50. They would hold the property as tenants in common and both receive the sum they invested and then benefit equally from any profit.

Couples who have children from previous relationships may want to protect their financial interest for their children. Many couples choose to own the property as tenants in common so that their share of the property can be left to their children.

Depending on your situation, it may be sensible to have either a declaration of trust or co-habitation agreement drawn up, declaring who owns the property in what shares. Hegarty’s wills, trusts and probate and family departments can help advise you further.

Simon

Now is a great time to get the family out and moving once again and whether it’s on wheels or in the water there are plenty of opportunities in Peterborough to get active. After hunkering down for the winter it’s time to blast the cobwebs away and the Easter break is always a good time to start.

Rollers Family Skating Sessions

Grab your family and friends, pull on your skates and get fit while having fun! Join in at Werrington Leisure Centre on the first Saturday of every month (next session 6 April), 12.30pm - 3.30pm, or on various weekends at Bushfield Leisure Centre, 10.00am - 1.00pm. No booking required –just pay on arrival.

Find out more at www.vivacity.org/rollers

Get Your Swim On!

Jack Hunt Swimming Pool will be open daily over the Easter holidays for lane swimming, open swimming and family fun sessions with floats.

See the timetable at www.vivacity.org/jackhunt

Harry with his prize

Shayden with his prize

Imogen with her prize

Prizes

ROLL INTO SPRING Competition Winners! & MAKE A SPLASH!

Air fryers are the new buzzword in home cooking, but as well as reportedly saving you money, they could also save your nerves when it comes to family breakfast times.

WIN!

Sam Milner, author of The Complete Air Fryer Cookbook

Easy air fryer breakfasts

Author Sam Milner has been air frying and sharing recipes since 2012 and in the sizzling Sunday Times Bestseller, The Complete Air Fryer Cookbook, which Sam has co-authored, she shares her secrets from dippy eggs to scones, pizza to moist chocolate cake!

Sam is now sharing her tips for a stress free breakfast with Term Times readers and we also have three of the books to give away. It’s the ultimate beginner’s guide to air frying.

It can be a real struggle in the morning before the school run when you have to encourage the kids out of bed, get them dressed and ready and make their breakfast before you have to rush off. Add fussy eaters into the mix and it can all become very stressful.

Sam has some time-saving and hassle-free air fryer breakfasts using eggs that are ideal for those crazy mornings. She also suggests eggs because the protein leaves the youngsters full for longer and sets them up nicely for their busy day at school.

Soft boiled eggs and soldiers 'What we love about these is that we can leave the air fryer cooking the eggs (they take 10 minutes) and use this time to get dressed. Then to keep it healthy, instead of toast soldiers our kids will have them with a mixture of carrot and cucumber sticks'.

Scrambled eggs 'This is our son Jorge’s favourite. He loves scrambled eggs for breakfast and if you have kids with different favourites, you can use little ramekins and do a portion in each. For example, you could do scrambled eggs in one and a fried egg in the other.'

Egg cups 'These are like little omelettes. You air fry them in a little silicone muffin case and like an omelette you can mix and match flavours. For breakfast, we like them most with a mixture of mushrooms, spinach and peppers, but if you have fussy kids, you can mix and match. What is brilliant about these is that they can be made ahead, so you are not rushing around, plus they double up as a snack for packed lunches.'

THREE BOOKS UP FOR GRABS

This Sunday Times Best Seller is your comprehensive go-to resource, with something for every day, every meal and every taste.

TO ENTER our competition to win a copy of The Complete Air Fryer Cookbook (White Lion Publishing) worth £20, just head to page 3. Closing date for entries is 5 April.

NEWS

Exceptional results at St Augustine’s

A school in Stamford has achieved top marks after an impressive turnaround.

St. Augustine's in Stamford is now riding high becoming one of the highest performing schools in Stamford for progress data in all three core subjects, and in the top 20% of schools nationally, for their exceptional progress in writing, according to gov.uk ‘Get Information About Schools’. The data set for the 2023 SATS shows the school’s outstanding progress from the last figures pre Covid which saw the school ranked as one of the lowest performing in Stamford.

Headteacher Tina Cox says the turnaround has been a whole school effort during a period of rapid growth and development since she was appointed in 2021. As head of Curriculum and Year 6, Mrs Oliver has led a team of hardworking teaching staff to rewrite the school's curriculum. Together with skilled teaching assistant, Mrs Jones, they also individually assessed the needs of each child and worked closely with them to make great progress in all three subjects.

Mrs Cox says: 'I am immensely proud of what we have all achieved as a school family. We are a member of the Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Multi Academy Trust, who have supported recruitment and retention of an excellent team by investing in wellbeing and ongoing CPD, whilst we work hard in school to create a happy, friendly and nurturing environment in which each and every one of our pupils can flourish!'

Term Times is always keen to hear about news and achievements at local schools so if you have something to share, just get in touch.

The Little Mermaid Jr makes waves in Stamford

Young talent gets a chance to shine this summer, when Stamford Pantomime Players brings Disney’s The Little Mermaid Jr to the stage.

Based on the story by Hans Christian Andersen and the much loved Disney film, it includes all of the songs from the Academy Award® winning animated feature film as well as three new songs from the Broadway show. Young mermaid Ariel is keen to find out about life on land and makes a deal with the evil sea witch Ursula, risking all when she falls for a dashing prince. This show follows a very successful summer production of High School Musical Jr and features their younger cast members aged 8 to 18 years.

Corn Exchange Theatre, Stamford, 5 - 7 July. Tickets are £12.50 from the box office, visit www.stamfordcornexchange.co.uk

PUZZLES

EA CROSSWORD

ACROSS

6. What fruit is in hot cross buns?

7. In spring the clocks go _______

8. What day of the week is Easter normally celebrated on?

9. What do we hunt for at Easter?

11. What newly hatched bird is a symbol of Easter?

DOWN

1. Who wrote The Tale of Peter Rabbit?

2. What company makes cream eggs?

3. What is the traditional flower of Easter?

4. What other flower blooms around Easter and is a symbol of spring?

5. What month is Easter in?

10. What season does Easter fall in?

FIND 10 DIFFERENCES

WIN!

ONE OF THREE SETS OF WAKE UP THE BEAST! GAME AND BOOK

Age: 4yrs+

Price: £14.99

Wake Up The Beast!

Illustrator: Paul Daviz

Publisher: Weldon Owen

Children's Books

Looking for a fun game for the whole family? Wake Up The Beast! is a new card game that challenges the whole family to test their dinosaur knowledge against one another.

A fabulously fun game of learning and laughter, players answer intriguing questions about a wide range of dinosaurs or complete hilarious challenges. Can you walk like a T-Rex? Do you know how many teeth a Nigersaurus had? Do you know where a Ankylosaurus's weak spot is? The game has 80 cards and comes with a mini book with extra facts.

Alongside the game, we’re giving away a copy of My First Dinosaur Atlas. Travel the world in prehistoric times and learn fascinating facts about 132 dinosaurs that ruled the land.

WIN!

ONE OF THREE COPIES OF THIS HEARTWARMING ADVENTURE

Age 6+

Price £5.99

Tiny the Secret Adventurer: The Mystery Visitor

Author: Aisha Bushby

Publisher: Usborne

This story carries some wonderful messages for young readers about belonging, friendship and looking out for each other. It’s a heartwarming tale of courage and discovery brought vividly to life with some beautiful illustrations.

One day a mystery visitor arrives in the school garden where Tiny lives with her animal friends. It has large paws, sharp fangs and shining eyes but Tiny soon realizes this young creature needs her help. The other animals are afraid, can she persuade them this visitor means no harm?

WIN!

ONE OF FOUR CONNETIX STARTER PACKS!

Age: 3yrs+

Price: £65

Term Times has four CONNETIX 60 Piece Rainbow Starter Packs to give away. This pack is the perfect introduction to CONNETIX magnetic tiles, giving children the opportunity to discover open-ended play and enjoy endless hours of fun.

Designed to spark imagination and encourage learning through play, this pack is ideal for creating 2D and 3D designs from castles to rockets, farms to towers, puzzles and so much more!

The colourful tiles are made with strong magnets and allow children to explore concepts of magnetism, design, shape, patterns, engineering, mathematics and colours, all while developing their fine motor and problemsolving skills.

The 60 Piece Starter Pack is perfect for a wide range of ages and abilities and will grow with children as their play and learning develops. Compatible with the entire CONNETIX range, children can add to their collections and take their magnetic tile play to the next level with a Ball Run or Transport Pack!

Stockists: www.connetixtiles.com

ONE OF THREE OF THESE FAST-PACED ADVENTURE BOOKS

Age: 9+

Price £7.99

Alex Neptune, Zombie Fighter

Author: David Owen

Publisher: Usborne

This fourth action packed adventure sees our hero Alex Neptune and his friends take on crab-riding zombies controlled by the spirit of an evil pirate. To defeat their foe they need to retrieve a powerful trident that’s been split into three and hidden in three different deadly worlds.

Ideal for reluctant readers this fast paced adventure tale includes all the sea magic, funny animal characters and themes of friendship that have proved so popular in the Alex Neptune series so far. The first edition was a Waterstones Book of the Month in 2022.

NEW

Virtual Learning Session for Primary School Students

A new and exciting virtual school session has been launched by Peterborough Museum. The virtual session, Jurassic Classification: The Case of the Mystery Creature, is a live, online lesson that allows school students to participate in a scientific process in a real-world setting!

The session, supported by the Natural History Museum, is a welcome addition to their award-winning education programme, which already offers a wide range of immersive learning sessions at the museum, including subjects such as Tudors, Romans, Victorians, and provides outreach lessons and loan boxes, too. School students will now be able to look at real collection items,

and watch videos from professionals at both Peterborough Museum and the Natural History Museum, all from the comfort of their classroom.

TO FIND OUT MORE about the new virtual session, Jurassic Classification, or the full Museum Schools & Learning Programme, email museum@peterboroughlimited.co.uk or visit peterboroughmuseum.org.uk/school-sessions

FOR YOUR WHOLE CLASS!

Win the virtual session, Jurassic Classification: The Case of the Mystery Creature, from Peterborough Museum for your class. Teachers can enter too.

Deep within the archives of the museum a mystery fossil specimen has been discovered. Working scientifically, you will join museum experts to classify and identify creatures that lived millions of years ago in the Jurassic seas.

WANT TO BE IN WITH A CHANCE TO WIN THIS FOR YOUR CLASS? All you have to do is correctly identify this object pictured. Is it:

A) An ammonite fossil

B) A snail C) A snake

TO ENTER, send in your answer along with your name, age, phone number, school name and contact details via email to steven@termtimes.ltd.uk or visit www.termtimes.ltd.uk. Please ask your parents' permission before entering via the internet.

T&Cs – Virtual session would need to be booked in before 19 July 2024. Entries close by 5 April 2024.