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Primary Times Warwickshire & SolihullBraintumours killmore childrenand adults underthe age of 40than any othercancerBigger! Bolder! Hattier!Save the date for Wear A Hat Dayin 2020 on Friday 27th March as theUK once again goes hat crazy for agood cause.The annual fundraising extravaganzatakes place at the end of BrainTumour Awareness Month and hasraised more than £1m in supportof Brain Tumour Research. It hasbecome a must-do event for manychildren, parents and teachers.The charity is inviting us all to takepart once again, by planning andhosting hat-themed fundraisingevents in order to help find a curefor brain tumours, the bigger cancerkiller of children and adults under theage of 40.With Brain Tumour Researchcelebrating its 10th anniversary thisyear, there’s never been a moreimportant time for schools andfamilies to get together to ensureWear A Hat Day is not only great fun,but is also seen as a powerful vehicleof hope for the thousands diagnosedand/or living with a brain tumourevery year.Amazing events from schools acrossthe UK have included a world recordattempt for the longest line of hats,millinery-themed fancy dress days,hat-themed cake sales, hattasticparties, brilliantly hatty colouringcompetitions and so much more.Wear A Hat Day creates a huge buzzon social media with the hash tag#WearAHatDay.Primary Times is proudly supportingWear A Hat Day 2020, offering aprize of £100 in book tokens for theschool which raises the most moneyper pupil. To find out more aboutthis great incentive to take part andhow everyone can get involved, visitwww.wearahatday.org nRegister nowfor yourFREEFUNDRAISINGPACKwww.wearahatday.orgRegistered charity number 1153487 (England and Wales) SC046840 (Scotland). Company limited by guarantee number 08570737.Feel the AdrenalineRush at The SilverstoneExperienceAccelerate the fun this half term witha trip to The Silverstone Experience.Pick up a kids’ trail and take ajourney through the past, presentand future of racing. Young visitorscan discover what’s hidden insidethe medieval crawl tunnel, have ago at being an RAF pilot and sit in areplica 1940s racing car. They’ll learnabout motorsport science, test theirskills as a commentator and try outa wheel gun. With a special effectscinema and a walk outside on theold circuit, you won’t find a morethrilling day out this February. Opendaily, 10:00 to 18:00, from £14pp fora family of four. www.silverstoneexperience.co.ukOllieCoachingHelpingChildren& ParentsManageEmotions &Behaviour.Is your child struggling withtheir emotions?Are they Anxious orStressed?Does your child'sChallenging Behaviour getyou down?Do you feel like no one islistening to you?Belinda is an Emotional Wellbeing Coach and specialist in helpingchildren and young people with special needs or challengingbehaviours, working with children and their parents to help themlearn about their emotions and how to manage them, buildingresilience and emotional wellbeing in children (and adults).Ollie Coaching helps children who are Anxious, Stressed orhave Challenging Behaviour, fears or phobias, helping them tounderstand their feelings.Belinda told us “Ollie Coaching is Simple. It's fun. And it works!By using the Ollie concept, we can help kids leave unwantedemotional baggage behind as they grow into adults.”You don't have to stay on a waiting list or wait until your child getsworse to get the help you need. The sooner you work with Belinda,the sooner you can help your child.She offers a FREE Initial Consultation and provides FREE schoolassemblies. Visit her website for details. www.helpmychild.co.ukLargely LudwigTheme forLeamingtonMusic Festival1-5 MAY 2020Booking is now open for theannual Leamington Music Festival,which this year joins the worldwidecelebrations for the 250thanniversary of the birth of Ludwigvan Beethoven.The first few days of bookingconfirm the great interest beingtaken in the concert on Monday4 May to be given by the violinistTasmin Little, regarded by manyas a national treasure, who’ll beaccompanied by the Russianpianist Andrey Gugnin.The Festival has a Czech elementrepresented by visiting musiciansand composers continuing thisparticular interest in Leamingtonthat goes back to the presenceof the Czech Free Army in thetown during World War Two. TheArmy Choir used to rehearse in theFestival venue, the Royal PumpRooms.There are also pieces by othercomposers whom Beethoven met.The Leamington based composerHoward Skempton is representedby two of his works new to thetown and the English musictheme is carried over to a FestivalExtra event on 17 May whenthe baritone Roderick Williamsperforms a programme of Englishmusic at a new venue, the King’sHall in Warwick.Tickets are available at the VisitorInformation Centre at the RoyalPump Rooms, Leamingtonand Visit Warwick at the CourtHouse, Warwick. Call 01926334418 or go online on www.royalspacentreandtownhall.co.uk.There are special Festival SaverTickets available for a limitedtime through the LeamingtonMusic office – email richard@leamingtonmusic.org or call01926 497000. n4FEBRUARY HALF TERM 2020 | www.primarytimes.co.uk/warwickshire
Primary Times Warwickshire & SolihullJOIN OURAWARD-WINNINGSWIMMINGLESSONSAND GET A...Terms apply*LEARN TO SWIM ANDBENEFITSVisit everyoneactive.com/kidspass*Mainland GB only. 18+. Recipient must be parent/guardian if child lessons. 1x free 6-month subscription code to Kids Pass for each household enrolled on swimming lessons at participating centres.Opens 21 December 2019 to 31 March 2020. Visit www.everyoneactive.com/kidspass for full terms. Everyone Active manages these facilities in partnership with Nuneaton & Bedworth Borough Council.W everyoneactive.com facebook.com/everyoneactive @everyoneactive@everyoneactivewww.primarytimes.co.uk/warwickshire | FEBRUARY HALF TERM 2020 5
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