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FAMILY FUN CLUB GETS OFF TO A FLYING START.

6/3/2016

over 50 people joined us this week as we got creative with food.

It was great to see so many local families join us this week as we had fun with craft and food. On Wednesday the dish of the day was fruit and children and adults got to design and make their own fruit kebabs. Thursday's session was all about pizzas. Once again, people got the chance to design their own food before creating and cooking some exciting pitta pizzas.

Thanks to everyone who got involved. There will be another family food club this Monday (6th June) why not drop in and join the fun?

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seacroft community food project

6/3/2016

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a chance to eat together, to talk together, to be together.

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a new look ls14 trust

6/2/2016

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a trusty band of volunteers help us to smarten up our act.

The doors to The LS14 Trust were closed for the week as staff and volunteers worked together to transform the digital lounge and cafe space. Carpets were torn up, new counters and desks were crafted and walls quite literally came tumbling down.

In preparation for our community food project we set out to create an exciting space where people can get together. Using reclaimed wood and recycled furniture we have really hard to create a welcoming place. (You can see the transformation below.

A big thank you to everyone involved.

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it's seacroft summer gala time

5/30/2016

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half-term family fun at the ls14 trust

5/27/2016

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Spark something good

4/25/2016

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We have teamed up with some very nice folks from Marks and Spencer to create, design and animate, in our very own back yard - literally. As part of the Spark Something Good campaign, a band of volunteers turned up to change a pretty dull back yard into a bright and colourful hospitable space.

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GRANGE FARM STUDENTS HELP TO CREATE AN EXCITING ROAM AROUND REIN PARK.

3/29/2016

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Students at Grange Farm School helped us to create an outdoor gallery for our Easter weekend festivities. Over 75 local people took part in the Rein Park Roam that was funded by gowalking and they encountered some fantastic poetry and art created by students from years 4, 5 and 6 at Grange Farm Primary School.

Students were asked to give us their thoughts on how we could improve Rein Park and how we could work together to make these improvements. This was a really positive experience and the students had some fantastic ideas. We also asked the students to write some poetry, and once again, they had some brilliant ideas and created some wonderful poetry.