Parent Information Evening

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Coffee and lunch at Fewston

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Wine Tasting

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AUCTION

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Auction

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Keeping your children safe on the streets?

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Mama Mia Singalong

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Pamper night

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Wesley Chapel coffee morning

Amount Raised: 264.63

DIY Christmas Evening

Amount Raised: £69

Quiz Night

Fantastic evening had by all. Sixth formers didn't fair too well against some of the older folk though. Better luck next time.

Amount Raised: 481.64

PTA AGM

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Family Photo Evening

Amount Raised: £82

Bag Packing

A big thank you to the pupils who helped at the Sainsbury bag packing on 17th Oct.

We were complimented on the behaviour of the pupils by Sainsbury check out staff.

Big thank you to Mrs Heron and Mr  Egan for their time and help also.

Amount Raised: 330.00

Coffee Morning

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Grease Sing A Long

The Grease sing- a- long was great fun mainly thanks to Mrs Waddington and her wonderful team of singers who helped create a great atmosphere. Lots of people dressed up and with hot dogs, bottles of coke and ice cream soda Rossett was transported back to the 50s. Whilst watching the film the audience, with a little encouragement, joined in the singing and Mrs Waddington taught everyone a mean hand jive which some of us just about picked up as the song ended! Thanks to everyone who supported this event by helping organise it or by buying a ticket. Mamma Mia next time?  Well… just maybe!

Amount Raised: 129.60

'CALL MY BLUFF' WINE TASTING

Thank you to all who came and supported the Wine tasting evening.

A fun and very merry time was had by all. The winning team left with six bottles of wine that had been tasted during the evening and the loosing team with a bottle of Lambrini! The raffle went down a storm with the top prize being a £25 voucher kindly donated by Albert’s Bar and Grill on Parliament Street.

A big thank you to Odd Bins in town who sponsored the event and made it possible for us to raise an outstanding £333.20 Their wine is outstanding value for money and in some cases cheaper than the supermarket, so when you think wine, think Odd Bins, it would be nice to repay them for their generosity with our custom.

Amount Raised: 333.20

Fathers Day Stall

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Coffee Morning

The coffee mornig at Wesley was a huge success and raised £198.50 for school.

Thank You to everyone that supported it by baking or popping in. Even Mrs Hunter came with a tray of muffins and stayed for a coffee.

A special big Thank You to all those who helped on the day, we couldn't have done it without you!

Amount Raised: 198.50

Asda Bag Packing

A big Thank You to to the follwing puplils who bag packed at Asds on Saturday morning to raise funds for school.

Sophie Dean, Thomas Turner, Dani Wilkinson, Alex Grace, Hannah Wellstead, Jess Oliver-Walsh, Joanna Shipman, Lauren Norton, Faye Jesper, Natalie Collinge, Olivia Harland, Jade Wetherill and Charlotte Samways.

They worked very hard and raised an outstanding £253.53.

In return they will be allowed to attend school on Monday the 27th April in non uniform.

Amount Raised: 253

GRAND SCHOOL DRAW 2009

A big thank you to all who supported the school by buying tickets for the Grand Raffle.

Below is a list of the winning tickets.

Wii - S. Kelly 0354

£50 G23 Voucher  3769

Brio's Voucher - Porter 12821

Skin Sanctuary Voucher - Rebekah Brown 0237

Amount Raised: 399.00

Acoustic Evening

The acoustic evening was a resounding success.  The following performed; Joe Hughes, Glen Matthews, Jonny Armstrong, Mary Littlejohn, James Tait, Abi Condon, Unplugged In, Rob Durbin, Youcef Preston and Kid October.  Joe and Glen performed a Bob Dylan song, Mary showed off her acoustic guitar skills and James lulled the audience almost hypnotically with a mesmerising performance of self penned melancholic songs.  Abi, acompanied by Rob on guitar amazed the hall with her vocal ability.  Rob impressed by playing solo on guitar a Miles Davis number followed by 'Georgia on my mind' - nice.  Youcef has already been praised by Simon Cowel and you can see why.  Youcef belted out covers and his own material with energy and passion.  If the hairs on the back of your neck were not already raised then they certainly stood to attention at the opening vocals of Josh from Kid October.  The band punched out songs with a musical ability that makes you wonder what the future could hold for them.  'Dance with Me vs Umbrella' is an outstanding arrangement of the Dizzee Rascal and Rhianna songs and was certainly a highlight of the evening.  One of their new songs 'Small Town' has deliciously simple lyrics with keyboard highlights that had the audience wanting more.  Acompanied by Danny on guitar and Tom on keys it was the perfect end to an enjoyable evening.  Watch out for photos to be posted and maybe even video.

Amount Raised: 375.00

MOTHERS DAY STALL

The PTA and Enterprise Group  joined forces to bring you a Mothers Day Stall.

Students, Teachers and Staff came to buy cards and gifts for Mothers Day.

The stall was Open during lunch in the blue dining hall on the Wed Thurs and Fri before Mothers Day

Prices Varied from 50p - £2 and we made total profit of £93.07

The profit will be divided equally between the PTA and Enterprise Group.

Thank You to all who helped and supported this event.

Coming Soon - Fathers Day Stall

Amount Raised: 93

Online Charity Auction

The auction has been a great success, raising over £1,000!

Online bids were taken forward to the sale itself, held on a Friday night, where Mr Lyell acted as auctioneer. He rose to the challenge brilliantly. Dressed in a fetching red jacket with matching shoes, topped off with a trilby, he got very readily into character – talking up the lots and encouraging people to bid against one another. It was quite a sight to see the auctioneer taking bids from the floor, ‘off the wall’ and from himself – all at the same time. My Lyell’s poor wife even had to take a “live” phone call where some might say she was “duped” in to making a successful bid.

Sterling support was provided by Mr Eady, who reminded us all why we were there, giving us a flavour of the spending funded by the PTA last year – for example on buying bivvy bags for the students to use on expeditions. Mr Eady was also central to the grand finale, where he turned barber and completely shaved off the hair of a very brave parent! That sponsored hair removal alone raised £165.

We’d like to say a huge thank you to everyone who made bids and got involved. Particular thanks go to the staff, especially Mr Lyell and Mr Eady, who gave up their Friday evening to help make such a successful event.

View the photo gallery Auction Night Gallery

Amount Raised: 1300