The Yew Tree, Avon Dassett has been taken over by Jack McEntee and the Happy Wolf Pub Company Ltd and is relaunching on Friday 4 September! They have had a lovely refurb and are now introducing a new limited menu, a cocktail list, brand new children’s menu and a wine list!
Give them a call on 01295 690844 to book a table or just pop in for a drink, they are open from 12pm on Friday 4 September, food 12-2:30/5:30-9.
It is with great regret that the rescheduled Soapbox Derby supposed to take place on October 17th has been cancelled. Government restrictions do not make it tenable for the event to run.
The Soapbox Derby will be back next year on Saturday 19 June 2021, so please make a note in your diary!
All details will be on our webpage: https://www.avondassett.com/cl…/avon-dassett-soap-box-derby/
September issue of the Compton Chronicle published (it will also be distributed in hard copy):
UPDATE – Car found and 2 of the 4 suspects apprehended.
A BMW was stolen from Avon Dassett last night (20 August) c. 2330. The house was broken into, keys stolen and the car taken.
The proceedings were captured on CTTV and 4 people were recorded waiting outside the house for about 15 minutes. During this period various cars went up and down the village. The house may have been watched from the bus stop area and then moved to the playground when the house lights went out.
If anyone saw anything suspicious in Avon Dassett last night please could they contact the police on 101. The crime has been reported and an incident number will be posted when received.
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Save the date!
Following a very successful commemoration of the 75th anniversary of VE Day on 9 May 2020, Avon Dassett will be celebrating the 75th anniversary of the end of the war (VJ Day) on Saturday 15 August. Villagers are asked to gather at The Yew Tree from 1500 hours. There will be:
The whole day is being co-ordinated by Councillor Liz Hirst.
The official poster:
Frellies Ice Cream opens in the garden of The Yew Tree today (31 July 2020). It is open every day from 10-6 serving homemade ice cream and cake and soft drinks.
From the August edition the magazine will be published BOTH in print and ONLINE to suit all readers!
A case of Alabama Rot disease has been found in a dog in Bloxham, near Banbury: https://www.banburyguardian.co.uk/news/people/case-dog-disease-alabama-rot-confirmed-near-banbury-2908636
The signs of Alabama Rot are:
To minimise the risk
Parent Information Sessions via Microsoft Teams
Are you a parent or carer of a child or young person living in Warwickshire?
The Warwickshire Primary Mental Health Team offer free Parent Information Sessions via Microsoft Teams with a Mental Health Clinician.
You will have the opportunity to learn about common emotional wellbeing concerns in children/young people and find out what you can do to help.
Please email risecommunityoffer@covwarkpt.nhs.uk or call 07917 504 682 to receive a link and click to join the session!
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Challenging Behaviours
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13th July 2020 |
1.30pm – 3.00pm |
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Anxiety 3-11 |
14th July 2020
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1.30pm – 3.00pm |
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Anxiety 12+ |
15th July 2020
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1.30pm – 3.00pm |
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Self-harm
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16th July 2020 |
1.30pm – 3.00pm
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Sensory Needs
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17th July 2020 |
1.30pm – 3.00pm
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| Understanding and managing challenging behaviours in children aged 4-12 years
You will learn about social learning theory and why some children may develop difficult or challenging behaviours. You will have a greater understanding of some possible underlying causes of these behaviours. You will learn practical strategies and techniques that may be helpful to manage your child’s difficult behaviours at home. You will also find out where you can access local support if you are worried about your child’s emotional wellbeing. |
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| Understanding and supporting children aged 3-11 years with Anxiety
You will learn about anxiety and how can we help our children people manage their worries. You will learn to identify the signs & symptoms of anxiety and how it might present in children of different ages. You will learn to differentiate between the usual stresses of childhood and anxiety that may be more problematic for your child. You will learn practical strategies and techniques you can do at home to support your child when they are feeling anxious. You will also find out where you can access local support if you are worried about your child’s emotional wellbeing. |
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| Understanding and supporting children aged 12+ with Anxiety
Similar to the above topic, you will learn about anxiety in relation to young people aged 12+ years. You will also learn some new strategies to support a young person within this age group. You will also find out where you can access local support if you are worried about your child’s emotional wellbeing. |
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| Understanding and supporting young people aged 12-18 years who self-harm
You will learn about self-harm, what it is and how you can help your child/young people? You will learn about some of the reasons young people self-harm and what can maintain this behaviour. You will learn practical strategies and techniques that may be helpful for a child/young person who is self-harming. You will also find out where you can access local support if you are worried about your child’s emotional wellbeing.
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| Understanding sensory needs in school aged children
You will learn about sensory processing in children/young people and gain an understanding of how it affects them in their day to day life. You will learn about your child’s sensory needs and how you can support them to better manage their anxiety, low mood and other common mental health difficulties. You will learn practical strategies & techniques to try at home to manage your child/young person’s sensory needs and will also find out where you can access local support if you are worried about your child’s emotional wellbeing. |
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PLEASE NOTE: All our sessions are aimed at early intervention and prevention and may not be suitable for those already involved with other Rise Services. These sessions are not suitable for parents of children/young people with moderate to severe learning needs.