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| Denmead School |
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Visit/s: 01/07/2005
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What a fantastic day! The boys loved it (and so did I) and have been talking about it ever since. Plenty of variety and something for every taste and level of ability. Paul was superb and interacted extremly well with the boys while maintaining discipline and safety. We will definatly want you to come back.
Thank you!!- Amanda Bee
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| Gifford Primary School |
Visits 10th March 2008
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Circus Themed Week + Family Learning Day
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Dear Steve
I have completed your on line questionnaire but I also wanted to say a particular thank you to Russ for his hard work last week. I was also delighted to meet your lovely daughter on Saturday and would like to express my thanks to her for all her help but in particular for her patience in teaching my son to unicycle. He has already ordered one of his own. I was particularly delighted that she also told him she is training to be a barrister- what a role model!
Look forward to using your company again.
Sue Luchowa
- Sue Luchowa, Teacher
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| Hermitage Primary School |
Visits 18th July 2008
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Circus Skills Fun Day
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A very big thank you to Nathan and Steve. The children had a fantastc day.
Please can I be sent the dates which are still available in the spring / summer 2009.
- Lisa Hodgkinson, Acting Head
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| Horsenden Primary School |
Visits 01st January 1970 01st January 1970
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Visit/s: 8/10/2005
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Children talk about the workshops for weeks afterwards. It is good to see the children (regards of age and ability) enjoying all the activities.
The staff looked forward to the workshops as much as the children!- Sally Wright, Teacher
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Visit/s: 9 - 11/6/2003, 8 - 11/10/2003,
7 - 9/6/2004, 11 - 16/10/2004, 6-8/6/05,
3-8/10/05, 5-8/6/06 2005, 2-7/10/06,
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“We all had a great time and are looking forward to your visit in the summer. The parents certainly seemed to enjoy the sessions on Saturday. We had a full page spread in the local paper."
(2004) Karen Holden “The children and staff of Horsenden Primary School enjoyed the circus workshops. The children were highly motivated and enthusiastic. I am sure it is an experience they will always look back on with fond memories. Keep up the great work! See you in October!!- Sally Wright, Teacher
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| Mount Stewart Junior School |
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Visit/s: 14/5/2005
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I was at both the morning and afternnon sessions with a total of nearly 60 children. The general feeling was one of delight and a sense of achievment, particularly in the session for the year 5 + 6 children. They all enjoyed themselves enormously and were all chatting about it on the Monday afterwards.
A most memorable day in my life as a parent, I even learnt to juggle!
Paul was excellent with the children and they all really warmed to him.- Anne Geary
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| Oldfield Primary School |
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Visit/s: 06/01/2006, 8 - 13/10/2007
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We learnt a lot and will be prepared for a full week in October. Thank you.- Liz Day
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| Priestmead First School |
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Visit/s: 8/3/2002, 12/6/2004, 24 & 25/5/05
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24 & 25/5/05 Excellent! Thanks again to Steve, Jebb and the team. 2nd time around and still fantastic. Inspired with what you can do with 30 peacock feathers!!! Children (and staff) had a real sense of achievement. Thanks for all your energy Jebb!- Mr S. Hamidi, Teacher
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Visit/s: 15 & 16/5/2002
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“It was a fantastic experience for all our children, they haven’t stopped talking about it – staff too! Looking forward to next time!
(2004) Ruth Roe “Thank you for your time at such short notice, spent teaching our children different skills. My son is still talking about the time he spent at the ‘circus’ and is still practising his plate spinning and juggling. He thoroughly enjoyed it, along with the other children who had a go!- Mrs C. Costello
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| Priestmead Middle School |
Visits 07th November 2008
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Circus Skills Day to Launch Alternative PE Curriculum
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Paul was fantastic - an inspiring day to launch our PE curriculum on Circus Skills. What was particularly good was when he made a mistake as it helped the children (and staff!) feel they can make mistakes. The extra session for just the staff was appreciated. A brilliant, brilliant day - thanks so much!- Sash Hamidi, Deputy Headteacher
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Excellent!!!- Mr S. Hamidi
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| Raglan Junior School |
Visits 01st January 1970 01st January 1970
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Visit/s: 10/5/2002, 9/5/2003, 10 - 14/11/2003, 28/1/03
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“Excellent day – Thanks very much. All the children achieved something today small and large.”
- Stella Kyriacou
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| Ruislip Gardens Primary School |
Visits 19th May 2008
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Circus Skills Workshop
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Thank you.The day was very successful and the children are still talking about it!- Marc Titeux, Deputy Headteacher
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| Sacred Heart High School |
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Can i book the same days for next year?!- Sacred Heart High School
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Visit/s: 19/07/2005
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The presenter was very good. The girls found him entertaining and enjoyed participating. They were able to try a variety of activities that challenged them mentally and physically.- Teacher
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| The Sacred Heart RC High School |
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Visit/s: 15 - 17/7/2002
15 & 16/7/2003
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2003 “There are so many of our pupils that have gone home with a new skill after a day or a half day workshop – it was super. Thank you it was brilliant!”.
George Rogers (Teacher) “An excellent couple of days, enjoyed by all. A variety of skills that were definitely challenging but do-able.”
2004 Linda Quinn "What appeared to be easy was in fact quite tricky to master. The workshop engaged all the pupils without the barrier of academic ability. I am certainly more appreciative of the skills that I watch at the circus now!"
- Judy Ward, Senior Co-ordinator
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| Waverley School |
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Waverly is a school for pupils with servere and profound learning difficulties, just to give a bit of a background. All the pupils had a chance to join in, even with the tightrope walking.
The demonstrations were good but could of been a little more small group or individual as some of our pupils have problems focusing on things that are away from them.
Staff participation was at a height - one teacher nearly broke his neck trying to have a go at EVERYTHING.
Generally a great time was had by all and we are saving up for another go. Thank you.- Margaret Regan
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