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Stepping out to support charity
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CHARITY event organised by a Dronfield dancer raised almost £2,500 for the British Heart Foundation. Around 230 dancers from across NE Derbyshire took part in the Smartdanceworks Summer Charity Dance, organised by Tracey Barnes, of Snape Hill Crescent.
Held at the Winding Wheel, Chesterfield, the event saw £2,449 going towards the BHF’s Mending Broken Hearts Appeal, thanks to a great night of music, dancing, magic and cabaret. Tracey, of Smartdanceworks, was thrilled with the success of the event and happy that her passion for dancing was able to raise money for a cause so close to her heart. Explained Tracey, whose dad died of a heart attack 12 years ago: “The British Heart Foundation does a tremendous amount of work to help promote healthy hearts and I wanted to do what I could to raise funds for this very worthwhile cause.”
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St Andrew’s Pre School is a registered charity formed in 1973, we are committed to offering your children a happy, safe and caring environment in which they can have equal opportunities to develop to their full potential.
We offer
Qualified, experienced, friendly staff • EYFS Curriculum High ratio of staff to children 1:4 LEA Funding for 3 & 4 year olds Nursery Voucher Schemes accepted Good Ofsted report • Flexible Care Holiday Club now available
Pentland Rd, Dronfield Woodhouse, Derbyshire S18 8ZQ
Tel: 07814 941343
www.standrewspreschool.co.uk info@standrewspreschool.co.uk
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In the under-12 age group at the annual Brinsworth Junior Football Cup, Dronfield Town’s A team topped their group, while the B team finished third out of the eight teams in their section. Missing each other and winning their respective quarter and semi- finals, the the final finished level before the B team inched ahead on penalties. Dronfield Town, sponsored by the Taylor Oliver Partnership, compete in the Sheffield and Hallamshire Sunday League and play at Gosforth Fields. Anyone interested in joining should call Steve Zsirai on 07817 874853.
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SIX-a-side football tournament ended in an all-Dronfield Town final with the B team narrowly winning via a penalty shoot out.
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