
Music with Mummy
Weekly half-hour sessions for pre school children under three and their carer.
Starts Thursday 25 February in the Aelberry Building – with easy car parking.
Details and booking: musicwithmummyandmichelle@gmail.com
Weekly half-hour sessions for pre school children under three and their carer.
Starts Thursday 25 February in the Aelberry Building – with easy car parking.
Details and booking: musicwithmummyandmichelle@gmail.com
One of our Patrons, Gervase Phinn, returns with more hilarious anecdotes of life as a teacher and School Inspector.
It’s on Friday 29th January 2016 at the Joseph Wright Hall, stating at 7.00pm at the School Museum for a welcoming drink before moving through to the Joseph Wright Hall next door.
Tickets are £16 in support of the work of the Trust and the Wilderspin Museum. Light refreshments will be served on arrival and during the interval. There will be an interval bar and book signing too.
Tickets are available from the Wilderspin School Museum (Thursday – Sunday 11am-3pm), from Smith & Walker Opticians – 16 High Street, and from Waters’ Edge Tourist Information Centre (from 14 December).
The Wilderspin Schoolroom, with its gas lights and open fire, once again helps create a festive setting for another Christmas concert by the New County Choir on Sunday 19th December at 7.30pm.
Michael Tippet’s Negro Spirituals from A Child of Our Time, and Bob Chilcott’s Mid Winter will be performed with Christmas Carols. The conductor is Elisabeth Brierley. Peter Sproston will play piano.
Wednesday 9th December, 5pm –7pm
Didn’t have a chance to visit us at the Christmas festival?
Here’s another chance to explore the origins of our Christmas traditions in this special family event. Find out about the first crackers, cards and Christmas trees. There are all sorts of Victorian crafts to make and a chance to visit the only Victorian Father Christmas in Barton!
Children: £2.00
Saturday 28th November, 1pm -5pm
Pop into the School on Christmas Festival day. Christmas Past includes the only Victorian Father Christmas in Barton resplendent in traditional Victorian green! Grown-ups can enjoy mulled wine and mince pies around the classroom fire while children can make a Victorian Christmas decoration. There will be indoor stalls too and lots of Christmas stocking ideas in the Joseph Wright Hall adjacent to the School Museum.
The Museum is open from 10am as usual – the fair begins at 1pm.