Every month, some random, behind-the-scenes chap (that would be me) gets a newsletter sent over from Penny, and I drop it into the website. Occasionally I have been known to add the odd sentence or two to go along with it. This week, probably something about the stifling weather and printing the newsletter to read and use as a fan as you try to keep cool. Which, of course, you can do. Grab it right here.

This month though, our Dear Leader departs after 6 years in charge and many more before, having looked after hundreds of young children over those years. And this would include my own two, who are now 16 and 18, finishing their GCSE's and A Level's respectively. Penny has always had the most lovely way about her and in my experience wonderful to a fault with children. Her kind, caring and conscientious nature make sure Penny leaves a lasting impression, whether your kids are all but grown up, or just starting their educational journey. Thank you, Penny, for all that you did for all our children. Here's to one of those special people.

Many thanks
That chap who does the website

Print it out, read over Pimms and use as fan in the ridiculous (and presumably illegal) heat. It's the multipurpose June Newsletter.

Are you eating too much chocolate because the Easter Bunny has been? Of course not. You can't have too much of a good thing and the bunny wouldn't have left it if he didn't want you to eat it. Exactly.

Also, the newsletter.

It's stopped raining. I couldn't believe it either. Take a moment to enjoy the sunshine and the March newsletter.

February and basically it's been raining now since *checks calendar*… the Middle Ages. The weather might be utterly ridiculous, but the February newsletter isn't. It's a ray of sunshine, I tell you. And as if you'd be any the wiser, having not seen the sun in the best part of 500 years.

Sunshine and Newsletter linky link right here.