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Midsomer Norton, Banes, BA3 2BW
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Building a school with words.

November 26, 2018 Charlotte Lucas
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We are raising funds to build a school. Next week the first edition of the Free Rangers’ magazine will be hot off the press and also available online. All proceeds from the sale of each copy will go into a separate Free Rangers’ fund with the sole focus of raising money to convert the remaining farm buildings and extend our provision past our current preschool room into key stage 1.

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The first edition sees a wide variety of contributors who have written both personally and professionally. We aim to instil empathy during our time with young children here at nursery and we hope that this magazine builds empathy amongst our readers and helps them to realise others are running parallel on a similar path to theirs.

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From left to right we have:

1) YOGADOO was started in 2015 by Qualified UK Yoga Alliance and RKY Yoga Instructor, Lucy Aston. Lucy has been practicing Yoga for 20 years, firstly as relaxation whilst studying for a Law degree at University. Since becoming a mother in 2008, Lucy has practised Yoga at home with her son and has seen the benefits first hand for improving posture and concentration, building strength and body confidence and helping with relaxation and sleep - and not to mention being great fun! http://yogadoo.co.uk

2) Hard Days Out, Made Easy is an online community that aims to provide families with children with additional needs with a little help to find and access venues that work hard to provide an inclusive environment, so the whole family can enjoy a day out. https://harddaysout.com

3) Our very own SENCO (Special Educational Needs Coordinator) Jessica Kendrick writes about her journey with her daughter and having her hearing impairment diagnosed.

4) Ed “Red Fox” Harding provides us with a woodland inspired craft activity that gets us using tools and also discusses the merits of enabling children to experience risky play.

5) A delicious and quick recipe for hummus has been provided by Beth, a meat free chef from Frome http://www.thefreerangechef.com

6) One of the images of a Free Range child embarking on a healthy dollop of risky play.

7) Kat Dever shares her experience surrounding her choice for a natural birth for her third child https://www.katharinedever.com

8) We’re so lucky that Betsy de Thierry from https://www.trc-uk.org/trc-therapy-staff-for-bath-and-bristol/ has taken the time out to advise us on how to recognise trauma in children and how might go about helping our children through traumatic times.

Hannah-Jayne has also written a piece, describing her life managing the challenging that mental health issues can bring. https://www.instagram.com/hannahjayne_1990/?hl=en

We’d like to thank all of our contributors, who have offered their time and expertise for free. We are very grateful and hope that the first edition of our magazine strikes a chord with many other Free Range families.

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It’s not easy trying to sell a career that is underpaid and undervalued within our society. .
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Sharing first experiences.
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Learning to:
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2) Building empathy and compassion for the natural world
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Gone Fishin’ 🎣 🎣 🎣 .
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#muddywildhappychild
One of our Free Rangers asked me to take this photo. 🎄 🎄 🎄 “Show my mummy the tree and my decoration.”
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So here we go.
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This amazing totally handmade tree was crafted at the weekend by Charlotte from the Den, along with the gorgeous
A get together before Christmas. .
We went to @fosse_farm for a Christmas wreath building session and Sue put on such a lovely evening with nibbles and drinks and Robbie Williams playing.
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It can be hectic at this time of year but Sue kept everyone
On Friday night Tammy and Sophie from the Hive and the Den taught us how to “Pom Pom” (not sure if that’s an actual verb) and gave us a taster at being a majorette for the night.
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I think we all incurred a few bumps and bruises but
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She lives on site at Free Rangers and the children have all got to know her well.
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This pic got me thinking about the Wildlife Trusts’ most recent research that highlights the
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“A world where children and adults need time, time to stop and take a breath, to be bored, to not be on call every moment, to be quiet, thoughtful, joyful without the need for things, to be at one with the environment, to be content.
Tomorrow’s Sunday challenge?
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See the world from your child’s eyes and embrace a different perspective.
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If they are a baby lie on your back next to them and babble away.
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If they’re a toddler, crawl under tables and toddl
As the weather drops we are ensuring we have wood on site for when we need a fire to warm us or to cook something warming.
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Please bring lots of layers for outdoor play and forest school.
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If we’re warm we can play. .
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