Carols from 5:30pm in Weavers square. Please bring a torch and a carol song sheet. There will be a special visitor, provided all children have been good!
Carol song sheets (please print and bring with you) - Standard print here Large print here
Last Updated ( Dec 17, 2011 at 09:38 AM )
Vacancy for club co-ordinator
Written by Amy Binns
Dec 14, 2011 at 02:09 PM
Heptonstall Out of School Club needs a new co-ordinator
This is an opportunity to work within a small organisation to really make a difference.
Working with two other playworkers, you will deliver high-quality play and learning opportunities through a wide range of activities. You will be able to communicate well with children and their parents and carers, have working knowledge of the Early Years Foundation Stage and have a minimum of a Level 3 playwork qualification.
Heptonstall Out of School Club is committed to the safeguarding of all children, therefore all appointments are subject to receiving an enhanced disclosure from the Criminal Records Bureau as well as appropriate references.
Pay: £7.50 - £8.75 an hour (depending on experience) + 4 weeks holiday pay.
For more information and an application pack please contact Alison Fell, Chair of the Parents’ Committee on or 07967 626452. We welcome applications from all sections of the community. Our website is at:http://heptonstalloutofschoolclub.wordpress.com/
(There is actually a running order already, so not strickly open mic)
Comedians
Musicians
Singers
Poets etc......
Don't miss this great night out
Last Updated ( Jul 09, 2010 at 06:11 PM )
Plastic bag free Heptonstall
Contributed by Mandi Paramor
Jul 13, 2007 at 09:40 PM
On July 1st, Tony Spink, Sub Post-Master of Heptonstall Post Office went plastic bag free - a full 2 months before the traders of Hebden Bridge take the plunge.
Tony provides paper bags for vegetables, but hopes that locals and visitors will come prepared with their own reusable shopping bags for multiple purchases.
Open Mic night
On July 1st, Tony Spink, Sub Post-Master of Heptonstall Post Office went plastic bag free - a full 2 months before the traders of Hebden Bridge take the plunge.