Primary School First Aid

Happy Easter Holidays to all our lovely schools 🥰

We look forward to seeing you next 1/2 term

Easter Holidays are upon us and our budgets and day trips are all on our minds.

Here are a few ideas fur places to eat

Happy Holidays 🐣🐥

Did you know that first aid is part of the National Curriculum 🥰

We deliver courses for various age groups from 3 upwards.

Would you like to find out more ?

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We are delighted to be bringing you some Easter fun in the S20 area of Sheffield with our Easter Holiday club

Come and see us ⬇️ information below Sheffield Wednesday Community Programme we are delighted to be partnering with you 🦉

Paid places available for working parents over Easter too 😃

https://forms.office.com/e/ZHQ1eRY1uW

Register here ⬆️

Mums are special 🥰 Happy Mothers day to all the amazing mums out there. Sending special hugs to all those who mums are no longer with them ❤️

First aid course, book the course through scanning the QR code, hope to see plenty of people there, PLEASE SHARE!!!

We’re looking for a friendly game on Saturday, April 8 for our first team. We’d need to play away from home as our ground is unavailable that day. Please drop us a message on Facebook if you’d like a match.

At the beginning of the year, one of our club members Oliver Hume, shared some extremely sad news with us about his sister Libby. Just before Christmas, Libby who is only 19 discovered that she has a rare form of cancer called synovial sarcoma. It was initially found under her arm and she was set to receive treatment, along with surgery to have it removed.

A scan prior to her treatment showed that it had spread to her lungs and she was told it was incurable. Libby is currently undergoing chemotherapy which they are hoping will slow down the progress.

Since the diagnosis, Libby has been so brave and selfless. Just weeks after receiving the news, she had already begun raising money for both Weston Park Cancer Charity and Teenage Cancer Trust. To date Libby has raised over 4 thousand pounds with her fundraising activities, including shaving her head.

Having seen first hand the impact this has had, we as a club wanted to do something for Libby and her family. Given the significant amount of money Libby has already raised, we wanted to give something back to her.

We proposed a charity cricket game to raise money for Libby and her family to make lasting memories together. The family approached Libby about the game and whilst she was on board, in typical fashion she wanted all the money to go to charity.

There is no one more deserving than Libby and after some persuasion, it was agreed with the family that the money raised will be split between Libby and Sarcoma UK Cancer Charity, who fund research to improve treatments and the lives of those diagnosed with sarcoma.

Cricket4Cancer will take place on Sunday 28th of May, a local rivals clash between Eckington CC and Killamarsh Juniors CC. Both clubs that Libby, Oliver and their family have been associated with for many years.

The day will be filled with fundraising activities and we hope to raise a significant amount of money for two amazing causes. Everyone is welcome to attend and any donations big or small are really appreciated. Thank you so much for your support in achieving our goal. To donate follow the link below, for further updates please follow our page.

More than just a club, we’re family 💚💛

https://www.justgiving.com/crowdfunding/Cricket4cancer?utm_term=eyQQ5bXWy

Happy World book day to our family of schools.

We know your children and staff will all look amazing 🥰📕