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Just 17 days to go until the return of our 'Countdown to Christmas'!


Saturday 12th December - join us from noon until 3pm for lunch, for drinks, for cakes, to play games, to do fun activities, to get some amazing Christmas shopping in and even see the 'Big Guy in Red'!

How can you help... Can you donate a bottle of something? ..from wine to lemonade, from coke to whisky... any new, unopened bottles help us make a fantastic and popular 'Bottle Stall', run as always by our wonderful PTFA!

Please bring any donations of bottles, chocs, new gifts for our prize stalls to the presbytery for storage.

Many thanks! From the Parish Social Committee


SOUP RUN REQUEST


Please can you help increase the stock of home-made soup for the freezer?
If you can, please contact the parish office by email and we will put you in touch with Maeve who stores our soup for us, so you can organise delivery to her in Downend.

Tips: please don’t make it too thick/chunky/hearty as it can be difficult to pour when out on the soup run. Please put the soup in plastic milk cartons with a gap to allow for expansion when frozen. Please label and date the carton.
Many thanks.

Time to Start School?

If you have a child born between 1 September 2018 and 31 August 2019, then now is the time to apply for a place at a Catholic primary school in the Diocese.
You must complete an application form (either online or on paper) that is available from the school admissions team of the South Gloucestershire Council, for admission during the 2023-24 school year. If your child has been baptised, you must also provide a copy of the baptism certificate to your preferred school. Please ensure you apply by the closing date of 15 January 2023.
Our own wonderful Primary School's website can be viewed here for information about the education they offer.


A message from the Diocesan Office:

Calling Chartered Accountants! The Dunstan Catholic Educational Trust https://www.thedcet.com/ is seeking a qualified and experienced Chartered Accountant to join their Trust Board of Directors. The Board is the accountable body of the Trust for the educational and financial performance of all its schools. Amongst their wider functions, directors approve and scrutinise budgets and accounts of the Trust overall and the individual Schools within the Trust to ensure financial probity and legal compliance with Company and Charity Law, as well as general directorship of Trust. This is a good opportunity to use your skills and experience to help support Catholic schools and their pupils.
For further information, contact please contact Bill McEntee, Governance Officer, Clifton Diocese via bill.mcentee@cliftondiocese.com or 07710094976.

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