Beechwood Primary School

Foundation Stage Blog – 21 April 2017

This week we have launched our mission into space through the story of Whatever Next! Your children may well wish to follow baby bears idea of making a rocket out of a box, moon boots using wellington boots or a space helmet using a colander to go on their own space adventure at home. Our junk modelling supplies are starting to run low due to the children being keen to make their own jet packs or space rockets, any junk modelling materials would be gratefully received (please ensure these are nut free).

During Maths we have discussed the concept of halving and started to make the link between halving and doubling as opposites. When introducing halving the staff emphasized half being when objects are split into two equal groups/ parts.

We have been very impressed with all the children’s Easter holiday challenge work that has brought in this week and very much look forward to a busy term of learning and fun.

Foundation Stage Blog – 24 March 2017

The children have started to talk about Easter this week and listened to a story about Easter traditions. They showed great excitement when using beebots for the first time and input directions for the beebot to follow, using mathematical language.

During Maths this week the children have continued to develop their understanding of addition and subtraction. Some children have been applying this during their independent learning, which has been fantastic to see!

We have been busy making a surprise for our mummies and nanny’s, we hope you like it.

The children were excited about watching the Year 3/4 dress rehearsal of ‘The adventures of Super Stan’.

We have been writing about who is special to us and why as part of our golden book writing and it has been wonderful to see the children progressing with their writing abilities. They are starting to apply their phonic knowledge when making phonetically plausible spelling attempts and writing simple sentences. E.g. “My mummy hugs me.”

We ended the week with great excitement celebrating Red Nose Day, the children watched short videos about why we raise money for Red Nose Day and how fortunate they are.

Headteacher’s Blog – 15 March 2017

Following on from the last blog, I said I would talk about funding in schools in layman’s terms and not try to bluff parents with educational jargon.  Right now the topic of underfunding is all over the news and more so on social media as heads and parents join the throng to protest to their MP about budget cuts.

Schools are public sector service industries and although we are small businesses we are largely reliant upon taxes. We are a non -profit making organisation and until the Government funds schools properly and in a fair way we are going to see:

  • a shortage of teachers,
  • schools unable to sustain present work force resulting in redundancies,
  • schools with growing budget deficits making recruitment hard,
  • schools short of leaders to mentor new recruits to the profession

To put it bluntly until this country improves the image/ profile of our teachers then we can’t recruit enough quality. Teachers in India, South Korea, Japan , Singapore and Thailand all enjoy huge respect  from their parents and the public. Their teachers are much more valued in their culture. We need to make the job more attractive along with other Key workers such as Doctors, Nurses, Policemen and women, to our own young British talent. Recruiting from abroad is not a long term strategy nor is it fair to rob other countries. This country needs to have teachers to produce Doctors, Engineers, and Computer analysts and we need to grow our own.

Next week I’ll be talking about “the road crossings” which Wokingham are planning to cut. I have written to the press and  Wokingham and expressed my dismay.

Bye for now Gordon Davies

KS2 Running for Kit – Sponsored Event (Thursday 30 March 2017)

On Thursday 30 March 2017 all Key Stage 2 Children will be taking part in our sponsored Running for Kit event.

We are raising money to purchase new sports tops for the children to wear when competing in sports events and also money for the outside play equipment.

The children will be running laps around the school field (30 minutes) for which they can be sponsored, each child will be given a card and upon completing a lap will receive a stamp on their card.

Please download a sponsorship form here [Running for Kit – Sponsored Event], please persuade friends and family to support. Children can be sponsored per lap or for a one off amount.

We have also set up a Just Giving page: justgiving.com/crowdfunding/beechwoodprimaryschool friends and family can make donations easily on-line.

We thank you for your support on this event.

Foundation Stage Blog – 10 March 2017

In Foundation Stage this week we have used the story Why I love my mummy to talk about the special people in our lives and what they do for us. During ICT the children developed their ability to use a keyboard when type sentences, whilst referring to an a-z letter strip containing both upper and lower case letters for support. It was fantastic to see the children persevering when searching for a letter on the keyboard. We also talked about the ‘enter’ ‘delete’ and ‘space bar’ keys.

This week’s Maths began with a recap of o’clock and telling the time, which led into sequencing events into time order. Following this the children explored heavier and lighter when measuring the weight of different classroom objects. They predicted how many cubes an object would weigh and then accurately measured how many cubes they would need to make the scales balance with the classroom object. To end the week the children recapped their prior learning about coins and recognising coin values, they built on this knowledge when making amounts using coins, adding two priced objects and calculating change from 10p.

Next week the children will be exploring place value and understanding how two-digit numbers (1-30) are split into tens and ones. It would be wonderful to hear ways in which the children have explored numbers in the local environment (e.g. numbers on clocks, buses, road signs) at home.

Headteacher’s Blog – 8 March2017

Hello everyone,

So we’ve entered spring or have we? The crocuses and snow drops are disappearing, watch out for that cold wind, a return to winter I predict! The winter has been unusually dry although it never  feels less than damp in this country.  It is important to make our young people more prepared for changes in our weather pattern so that they are not caught out; be it walking to school or having the right outer wear for playing games or learning outside.

School security and safety is something which I occasionally bring up. I just want to re-iterrate the need to recognise the workings of a school in that no adults should be entering the building whilst main school operates (i.e. 8.35am – 3.25pm) This is to protect all staff and children from intrusion. We can’t keep all of our doors locked or manned at 3.15pm which is our most vulnerable time with so many adults on the playground.

Please can I ask parents or friends of family collecting your children not to enter the building before the end of school day. All doors must not be obstructed so teaching assistants  can release the children from within the classroom easily and safely.

Please may I ask all parents to park in Headley Road car park or Arundel Road, where you can park and walk to the school gates. Thank you to all the parents who do help to make every child safe.

Next week I’ll be adding to the chorus of headteachers sharing their concerns about the chronic lack of funding in the state sector. I’ll will also be talking about the removal of the lolly pop lady from the Headley Road crossing – another example of council budget cuts.

Talk to you next week,

Gordon Davies

Foundation Stage Blog – 3 March 2017

The Foundation Stage children have continued to explore the theme of transport this week and were excited to see the role play area transform into a car garage. We have looked at the stories of Fix it duck  and Room on the Broom, where the children were able to sequence pictures from a story and use them as a prompt when orally retelling a story to a partner.

During Maths the children recapped previous learning about doubling and then they looked at the way in which halving is the opposite of doubling. Following this we have been looking at ordering a group of objects by height/length from the shortest to the tallest/longest. The children enthusiastically explored how to use a ruler or unifix cubes when measuring the length of different objects.

On Thursday the classrooms were filled with book characters as the children celebrated World Book Day. It was fantastic to see the children talking about which character they were and which story they were from.

This week the children received their first school ‘library book’ and ‘free choice’ book, please can these be kept in the children’s book bag, along with their yellow reading diaries, each day.

Foundation Stage Blog – 24 February 2017

This week the children were introduced to the topic of ‘Transport’. We have talked about road safety and different forms of transport, which included making comparisons about types of transport around the world. The children were inspired to imagine, create and paint their own vehicles.

During ICT the children engaged in an interactive game where they were required to identify the initial sounds in words, this activity allowed the children to continue to develop their mouse skills. In Maths Jack from Jack and the Beanstalk left the children a letter, setting them a problem to solve. The children had to identify which container would be most suitable for him to carry all of his magic beans in.

We have also explored the concept of capacity and discussed different volumes of liquid, which include quarter full, half full, three quarters full and full.

We ended the week by looking at 3D and 2D shapes and making comparisons between them.

This week we have sent out some reading guidance and your child’s first set of High Frequency Words (HFW). We are hoping to send out library books and ‘free choice’ books for the children next week, so look for these.

Please download/read our Reading guidance 2017 (PDF)

Headteacher’s Blog – 20 February 2017

Hi again,

Well the news is full of gloom and doom – what’s new I hear you saying. The media are picking up the ills and pressures that both health and education are enduring because of government cuts. We like many schools are suffering from teacher shortages and a crippling budget. It’s easy to lie down and accept your fate but on the other hand it’s the time to be innovative, resourceful and creative. Surely something needs to be done to help schools keep teachers in the profession and look to raise the profile of the teacher in our country. The first thing I would change is the image of our profession in the eyes of the public, we need to respect the role of  the teacher in our society. In countries like South Korea, Singapore and Thailand they are respected as pillars in society. I would love to see the job being made more attractive to our young children so that they can aspire to be teachers or even a policeman/woman, doctor or nurse etc.

When faced with dwindling resources and a constant response from the local authority and the government saying; “We haven’t got any money to fund projects” then we have to pull on each other and bring the community together. We need to find other ways to fund what you need. Why not come along to one of our promotion meetings listed in the 6th February edition, you would be most welcome.

Please note it’s a Self help day this Saturday 25th February from 9.30am- 2.30pm. We have lots to do and the good news is that we have won another £250 in a competition for the third time called “Kitchen Garden” run by Caterlink our schools meals contractor. We have previously won amounts of £500 and £300 and for our efforts we have constructed 11 planters, purchase 3 water butts and guttering. We are now going to purchase a new large garden shed with tools. Do come along and help your children’s school by putting in a small shift even, I will be very pleased to see you.

Three little news items:

  • Our Boccia team of Gracie Casey, Mark Smith and Xander Wallis have become District Champions
  • The School Council gave excellent feed back to the Governors recently (Tuesday 7th February 2017)
  • Mr Lovegrove gave another reminder to all pupils about being staying safe on line on Tuesday 7th February (Safer Internet Day 2017), by giving two excellent assemblies (for Key Stage 1 and Key Stage 2)

Write again soon,

Gordon Davies

Foundation Stage Blog – 10 February 2017

The children’s imaginations have come alive this week through story themed activities based around ‘Fairy tales’. We started by reading the story of Cinderella and throughout the week children have engaged in a variety of activities linked to the story. These included story sequencing, writing sentences about the story and writing invitations for their very own party. Some children took their imaginations outside to build Cinderella’s carriage with horses, whilst other children took on the role of Cinderella to tidy the FS area both inside and outside. We talked about the parts of a story and the features of a fairy tale, which led to the children going on a fairy tale book hunt during their independent learning.

During Maths the children have developed their problem solving skills through practical activities where they looked at sharing golden coins fairly, predicting what would happen if… (e.g. what would happen if I add one more toy in the box?) doubling numbers up to five and solving addition problems using dice.

When we went to the ICT room this week the children learnt about e-safety to celebrate National E-Safety Day on Tuesday 7th February. We watched E-safety videos and read E-safety stories, which the children used as inspiration to create their own picture of ‘Smartie the Penguin’ using 2Simple 2Publish software.

The children learnt a song about e-safety:

Before you click, click, click.

You’ve got to think, think, think…

And tell someone!

 The Foundation Stage staff hope all the children have a lovely, restful half term.

Headteacher’s Blog – 6 February 2017

Hello everyone,

Following on from my appeal for parents to come forward and use their advertising, promotional and entrepreneurial skills to help our school in difficult times here are three dates for parents to come forward and help us launch the “Business hub” which I referred to in in my edition of 30.01.17. Please have a read on our website to see what I was talking about.

The dates for the Promotions team are as follows:

Thursday March 2nd 7.15pm

Thursday March 30th 7.15pm

 Thursday April  27th 7.15pm

Finally why not get your children to try out some of our new clubs such as Decopagh (Mrs Stock) and ICT (Mrs Bolton) which are proving very popular. Our Dance (Miss Ford) and Gymnastics (Mr Gunbie) groups are on the road competing in Wimbledon and Pinewood over the next few weeks. There’s just a rumour that the school might be offering fencing in the near future?

Write again soon,

Gordon Davies

Sports Blog – 3 February 2017

It has been a busy couple of weeks on the sports field with a range of sports being played. For the first time we have seen the start of an all girls Tag Rugby League, a Beechwood initiative. For a brief summary of all events played recently, see below.

Monday 16th January – Boccia + New Age Curling. Good success in Boccia coming in 1st place, meaning we go to the level 3 competition at Bradfield College in March. We finished 2nd in NAC, so across the board we did extremely well in an enjoyable tournament. Special mention needs to be paid the five children taking part Mark Smith, Xander Wallis, Grace Casey, Tia Price & Jose Rose. Well done!

Tuesday 17th January – Girls Development Tag Rugby League (round 1 and 2). We performed well in the first round coming second in the table behind Holy Trinity (on points difference), however came unstuck this Tuesday: winning 2, losing 2 and drawing 1, allowing Coombes and Holy Trinity to gain first and second place.

Wednesday 18th January – St Joseph’s V Beechwood (Hockey) – Won 5-1. An excellent effort from all the squad with goals from Kielen Sampson (2), Bethany Rooke (1) and Josh Long (2). We played a really smart and confident game, allowing little time for St Joes to reshape and attack. There was strong defence from Ronak Punia and Tushar Kakar as well as excellent breaks from Kielen and Bethany. We are turning into a very good squad for the future.

Thursday 19th January – Forest Walk, The Chilterns. Second walk done wither side of Christmas and it was a more intense and vigorous walk attending by 17 pupils. Covering distance of around seven miles over difficult terrain the children did extremely well to cover this in 3 ½ hours. More walks to come in Summer Term.

Tuesday 24th January – Beechwood B team Rugby Tournament – Beechwood won the Championship with 4 wins (22 points) and the best try difference (+11). Closely behind were Rivermead with 20 pts after winning three matches and drawing 1. Bonus points proved crucial as both top two teams breached that 4 try limit six times earning 6 bonus points each.

Thursday 26th January – TVRL Race 3 @ Braywick Sports Ground, Maidenhead. Coming into the race we were positioned 8th in division one and needed a healthy score to remain above the Coombes and Burford. The race itself saw approximately 1100 competitors take part over four races (the biggest race by far that I have seen). This is a sign that competition is getting more popular amongst state and private schools. The 3/4 girls did the best on the day with Anya Lees finishing 16th and Lilly Hall finishing well in the top 50 in a group of over 200. The 5/6 boys also faired well against good opposition (Polehampton, St Pauls) with Alex Calutas finishing in the top 50 and Spencer Pengraeve had a storming run finishing 10th out of approximately 250 competitors. We are now in 6th place going into the penultimate race at Lightwater with a strong chance of remaining in Division 1 next year.

Friday 27th January – Beechwood v Dolphin (3/4 Rugby + Netball). A great afternoon saw us winning every game in rugby, but losing in Netball to a well drilled side. There were good performances from Josh Davie-Cuthbert, Sebastian McNeill, Ethan Hine and one try from young gun Josh Rose (year 2).

Wednesday 1st February –  Beechwood v St Josephs – Hockey: Lost 3-5. Fielding a different team than two weeks ago with a few year 4’s playing the contest was evenly matched against a mainly year 5 team. St. Joe’s scored early on, then Beechwood and again led to a 2-2 stalemate at half time. Two early goals against us led to a 2-4 deficit and a final goal with 5 minutes to go sealed the loss with a consolation goal coming from Liam Stiff being scored with two minutes to go. Excellent games from Liam, Bethany Rooke, Ronak Punia and improving games from Sian and Lauren Watkins and Spencer Pengreave.

My Journey Newsletter – January 2017

Linked to this page is the first My Journey newsletter of 2017.

In this edition, find out..

–          How My Journey can support you in getting active in 2017

–          The range of cycle activities taking place across the borough

          How to earn shop vouchers by travelling

          The latest bus route updates

 We hope you enjoy reading it.

My Journey Newsletter – January 2017

Foundation Stage Blog – 3 February 2017

In Foundation Stage this week we have focused on reading through activities such as guided reading, oral retelling of a story and acting out the story of ‘Little Red Riding Hood’ using a story sack. The children demonstrated their understanding of the Chinese New Year story by completing an independent activity involving drawing illustrations and some children started to write simple words and sentences.

They developed their understanding of the importance of keeping their hands clean, through ‘getting their hands dirty’ and then washing their hands, alongside the use of songs. This was applied during their independent learning where they took great care to make sure their hands were squeaky clean and germ free.

This week’s topic has been Chinese New Year and the children have enjoyed learning about the Chinese traditions during class discussions and choreographed their own dragon dance in PE. The addition of a Chinese takeaway role play area has been of great excitement and the children have dressed up in traditional Chinese outfits when taking peoples orders. They have experimented with using chopsticks to pick up noodles and had great fun making fortune tellers, Chinese lanterns and rooster pictures. Following this the children completed sequencing and ordering numbers activities using a Chinese dragon game in ICT.

Headteacher’s Blog – 30 January 2017

A business plan for Beechwood School, ‘Always doing something good’

As a result of my commercial experience many years ago, I would love to create a business hub of small businesses which exist within our school community (i.e. parents). The idea is to advertise your businesses through the school community, on an annual basis, for the possibility of connecting with potential customers. Each business that joins up would become a business partner of the school and for every transaction that is made, for goods or services, a small commission would be payed to the school. I am sure that parents would be happy to pay for a local mechanic, painter and decorator, hair dresser to name but a few.

To make this happen I need volunteers to start up the data bank of local businesses whom we could begin to advertise. Please let me know if you could help the school in this way. The school needs to find alternative money streams to supplement all that it does and with the government cutting the funding to schools life is becoming very difficult. If I’m honest I have always wanted to break the mould and start a scheme such as this.

My next thought is to open up the school for parents and other bodies to attend evening and weekend classes/courses. Here are some suggestions which could make better use of our facilities:

  • IT based courses in our suite
  • Return to the world of work or retrain
  • How to manage money (Sponsored by Barclays Bank)
  • First Aid training courses
  • Cycling for the family
  • Archery
  • Talks and presentations by local people
  • Walking expeditions from Beechwood
  • Cricket on our field in the summer
  • How to improve Maths for everyday use in the work place.

Finally, another idea is to run a franchise at school which would bring in some regular income and serve the needs of staff and parents and visitors alike. If you’re enthusiastic about some of these entrepreneurial ideas or you have something else to bring to the table why not come along to our next Promotions Meeting at school on Thursday 9th February at 7.15pm or email me with your ideas [email protected],sch.uk

Have a good week where ever you are.

Gordon Davies

PS. Don’t forget Self Help Day this Saturday 4th February 9.30am- 2.30pm and the start of the Six Nations Rugby Championship this weekend!

Dates for your Diary – Spring Term 2017

Please find below some dates for your diary for the Spring Term 2017.

Monday 30th January Year 4/5/6 Netball – Beechwood v St Dominics 3.30pm – 4.40pm
Tuesday 31st January Year 5/6 Girls Tag Rugby at Beechwood 2.00pm – 4.00pm
Wednesday 1st February

Year 5/6 Owen Animals Visit

Year 6 Maths Group to Bulmershe 2.00pm – 3.30pm (invite only)

Thursday 2nd February Year 5/6 Capoeira Martial Arts Visit
Friday 3rd February

Year 3-6 Cross Country at Eagle House 1.30pm – 4.00pm

5/6G Cake Sale

Saturday 4th February Self Help Day 9.30am – 2.00pm
Tuesday 7th February

E-Safety Day

Year 5/6 Hockey Abbey v Beechwood 3.30pm – 4.45pm

Wednesday 8th February

Boccia at Addington 3.30pm – 4.30pm

Beechwood Table Tennis League 3.45pm – 5.00pm

Thursday 9th February

House General Knowledge Comp 1.00pm – 3.00pm

Year 5/6 Netball Beechwood v Aldryngton 3.45pm – 4.45pm

Friday 10th February

Year 5/6 Girls Tag Rugby at Beechwood 2.00pm – 4.00pm

PTA School Disco FS & KS1 6.30pm – 7.15pm, KS2 7.30pm – 8.30pm

Monday 13th – Friday 17th February HALF TERM HOLIDAY
Monday 20th February PTA Meeting 7.00pm
Wednesday 22nd February Beechwood Table Tennis League 3.45pm – 5.00pm
Thursday 23rd February Cross Country 1.30pm – 5.00pm
Friday 24th February

Six Nations at Beechwood

Year 4/5 Girls Netball tournament at Eagle House 1.00pm – 4.00pm

Saturday 25th February Self Help Day 9.30am – 2.30pm
Wednesday 1st March Year 5/6 Girls Netball, The Abbey v Beechwood 2.00pm – 4.00pm
Thursday 2nd March World Book Day
Friday 3rd March

3/4F Class Assembly 11.30am

1/2HJ Cake Sale

Year 4 Tag Rugby Tournament at Crossfields 1.00pm – 4.00pm

Wednesday 8th March Beechwood Table Tennis League 3.45pm 5.00pm
Thursday 9th March Year 4/5/6 Cross Country, The Marist School 3.30pm – 6.00pm
Friday 10th March Six Nations – TBC
Saturday 11th March Self Help Day 9.30am – 2.00pm
Wednesday 15th March Year 3/4 Netball, St Sebastians v Beechwood – 3.30pm – 4.30pm
Friday 17th March

5/6G Class Assembly 11.30am

House Team Building (Construction)

5/6T Cake Sale

PTA – Comedy Bingo Night 7.30pm – 10.00pm

Monday 20th March Parent and Child Consultations 1.00pm – 3.30pm
Wednesday 22nd March

Parent and Child Consultations 3.30pm – 6.00pm

Year 3/4 Rugby Beechwood v St Sebastians 3.45pm – 4.45pm

Tear 5/6 Netball Beechwood v St Sebastians 3.45pm – 4.45pm

Thursday 23rd March Cross Country Relays at Bulmershe 2.00pm – 4.00pm
Friday 24th March Six Nations finals Day @ TBC
Saturday 25th March

Self Help Day 9.30am – 2.00pm

Adult Cycle Training –

Monday 27th March

NO CLUBS

PTA Easter Egg Tombola

Year 3/4 Matinee Performance to Parents 2.00pm

Tuesday 28th March

NO CLUBS

House Hockey Competition

Wednesday 29th March

NO CLUBS

House Rugby Competition

Year 3/4 Evening Performance to Parents

Thursday 30th March

NO CLUBS

House Table Tennis Competition

Friday 31st March

NO CLUBS

House Cross Country Competition

End of term 1.15pm

Monday 3rd – Friday 8th April

KIDZ SQUAD HOLIDAY CLUB – TO BOOK GO TO

www.extendeddaycarebeechwood.co.uk

Please note that all the above sports fixtures are subject to change or cancellation.

Foundation Stage Blog – 27 January 2017

The children’s fascination with ice continued this week and the frosty weather allowed them to set up their own ice investigations in the outdoor area. They put some water in a tray with some dinosaurs to make a ‘frozen dinosaur land’, filled containers/ moulds with water and then left them over night to see what would happen. The children were so excited when they arrived at school the next day, some children had to have a sneaky peak at what had happened before they went to their classrooms! We talked about why some of the water in the bigger or deeper containers hadn’t turned into ice yet and we looked at the variations in thickness of ice. The children were amazed to learn about how frost and colder weather turns water into ice. We learnt about why some containers had thicker ice and some containers only had a thin layer of ice. E.g. The dinosaur land only had a very thin layer of ice because the tray had been left under a covered area.

This week’s Maths focused on finding one more and one less using numicon and number lines. We also learnt about how to complete subtractions using counting objects and number lines.

During our Topic discussions we thought about the different feelings characters from the film Inside Out. The children thought of times when they had felt like each of the characters and we discussed that it is ok to feel different emotions and the importance of knowing what to do when they are feeling sadness or anger.

The children participated in their first guided reading session this week, using a picture book. The children learnt about a blurb and answered oral comprehensions questions about the text. They enjoyed making predictions about what might happen next. It was wonderful to hear the children talking about the pictures in the book with a partner.

Headteacher’s Blog – 27 January 2017

Enterprise and hard work go hand in hand

Last Saturday, I was thrilled with the response from parents who came to help on Self-help day, “Every little helps” to coin a phrase from Tesco. With your help, we managed to paint half the length of the school corridor as well as the outside cladding, maintenance work on the building never stops! We all know that the public services are stretched and that is why I like to be self-sufficient. That sense of pride needs to be engendered by everyone whether it’s your home, garden, car, workplace and of course school. It’s about keeping up standards. My thanks go out to the many parents, over the years, who have added so much to our building and grounds.

Many thanks to Peter Narancic, Alison Chapman, Stella Chatzianagnostau, Callum and Cathy Fraser, Chris and Shirley Stride and Sonia Jain for braving the weather last weekend.

Back to news about the school expansion. Building is likely to start after Easter and will continue through the winter of 2017/18. The small playground and one netball court will be out of action through this period. To stave off damage to the playing fields and keep the school in full operation the new Foundation department will be the first addition with the two new Year 2 classes following on quickly behind.

Next week, I will share with you, my plans for raising income through the setting up of a business hub amongst parents, who may like to increase their businesses throughout our school community. If people buy and sell their services, then there is a possibility that the key promoter/advertising agent i.e. Beechwood could benefit and that means your children could benefit. Parents like Anish Pandey, Darren Mortimore and Neil Whitehead already help the school. If any parent is willing to help me set up this business hub and could help with inputting data either at school or from home please do get in touch with me.

Gordon Davies