Christmas Festive Tea 12.12.25 (1) (1)
Invitation open to Grandparents and older members of the school community to a Christmas afternoon tea in school with, tea, coffee and mince pies.
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GREAT WITLEY CE PRIMARY SCHOOL
Harvest AFTERNOON TEA
FRIDAY 3RD OCTOBER
1:30 – 2:45pm
We would like to invite older members of our school community to a Harvest afternoon tea in school.
RSVP
The School Office: 01299 896246 / gwoffice@riverscofe.co.uk
Find out about the development journey of Stocks Farm and The Hop Shed and enjoy a walk of the award-winning British hops and apples.
Enjoy a complimentary harvest tea.
For those who wish to stay on after the event the bar will be open to the public.
For further information and to book a place contact Linda Price
Tel: 01684/862165 Email: linda.price@malvernhills.gov.uk
** LIMITED PLACES – BOOKING ESSENTIAL*
Please see latest issue September 2025 from the local policing team.
The Ash tree that overhangs the Village Hall car park is scheduled to receive major works as a survey by the Primary School has revealed it is at danger of falling. This work will be carried out before September when children return to school. Please stay away from the coned off area in the meantime.
Worcestershire Regulatory Services Dog Warden Team are hosting a series of free dog microchipping events in parks across the county.
It is a legal requirement to have your dog microchipped, but many don’t for a variety of reasons.
Worcestershire Regulatory Services’ Senior Dog Warden, Pip Singleton, said: “Reuniting lost dogs with their owners is always a joy, and having up to date microchips makes it so much easier to do. An opportunity to have your dog microchipped for free is certainly something to make use of.”
Over the summer months a number of free microchipping sessions are scheduled to take place across the county:
Sessions will be running from 11.30am till 1.30pm in each of the locations. There is no need to prebook.
Due to resignations there are now two vacant seats on the council, please click the link to see the notice:
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