The Kimberley School Newsletter October 2014 | Page 9

The Kimberley School’s PTA Presents: FASHION SHOW/SALE Thursday 26th February 2015 is proud to present: Professor Andrew Hanby, Professor of Breast Cancer Pathology St. James’ University Hospital, Leeds More details coming soon! - All Sizes - Bargain Prices - Or: Tuesday 16th December 2014 Main School Hall 6:45pm - 7:45pm (Entry by ticket only) - High Street Quality Risley Fashion, Nottingham. For more information contact: [email protected] Send us your old pillowcases and socks The Kimberley School Yr 9 textile students will soon be taking part in ‘Dress a child around the world’. Pillow cases turn into sundresses and socks into sock toys to put in the pockets of the clothes we send. If you have any colour/any size pillowcases or socks, please send them to the D&T Faculty. Thanking you in advance! Statistically one in ten women will develop breast cancer during their lifetime. Breast cancer is the most common cancer in females, accounting for one third of all cases. Professor Andrew Hanby is one of the country’s leading Breast Cancer experts. He will be visiting The Kimberley School to talk to interested parties about the causes, diagnosis and treatment of breast cancer during the evening of the 16th, and will talk to students on the morning of the 17th December 2014. For your chance to hear Professor Hanby speak, please contact the school main office and reserve a seat. For further details contact the school: The Kimberley School, Newdigate Street, Kimberley, Nottingham. NG16 2NJ Telephone: [phone] Watch your speed! Nottinghamshire County Council is committed to introduce 20mph speed limits outside all schools in the to introduce Nottinghamshire County Council is committed county. The purpose of the scheme is to all schools in the county. The 20mph speed limits outside make the environment safer for all road users and to is to make the environment safer for purpose of the scheme encourage more people to walk and cycle to users all road school.and to encourage more people to walk and cycle to school. Existing school warning sign to be retained Proposed signs mounted back to back on 1 no 76mm post, 2.3m mounting height. Post to be installed to rear of footway. B A NE W DIG AT E RO AD Proposed signs mounted back to back on 1 no 76mm post, 2.3m mounting height. Post to be installed to rear of footway. A B CL OV ER LA ND SD RIV E Pedestrian access Vehicular access The Kimberley School Research on 20mph speed limits has shown that they reduce the likelihood of accidents occurring, and also Research on 20mph speed limits has shown that they reduces how badly people are injured when they do occur. reduce the likelihood of accidents occurring, and also 20mph speed limits introduced elsewhere across the UK reduces how badly people are injured when they do occur. have also provided additional benefits to health through 20mph speed limits introduced elsewhere across the UK increased walking and cycling, as well as to quality of life have also provided additional benefits to health through and community. increased walking and cycling, as well as to quality of life and community. GS IDIN ES TH ET RE E AT ST A B DIG W NE Click here for a 20mph fact sheet. You can also download the information above by clicking on them. © Crown copyright and database rights 2014 Ordnance Survey 100019713. Existing school warning sign to be retained Proposed signs mounted back to back on 1 no 76mm post, 2.3m mounting height. Post to be installed to rear of footway.