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FAMILY TIME EXTRA 067
WIN! An annual family membership to Drusillas Park in time for half-term
Drusillas has plenty of events planned to keep your little horrors half-term happy between Saturday 21st and Sunday 29th October – and one lucky family can visit for free all year round
cobwebbed corridors of Haunted Heights into the terror-tory of sin sisters, then visit witches Hocus & Pocus as they play hide and shriek with the unsuspecting public. You can even take your chances in
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Eden’s Eye and wander through the shadowy pathways of the twisted maze…take heed though, there’s a Mummy on the loose…
llow your wicked side to show this Halloween at Drusillas Park. Get ready for a whole host of spine tingling surprises and eerie entertainment! Venture through the creepy
There are also creepy crawly encounters in the Discovery Centre throughout the week, plus Scooby-Doo will be making appearances at intervals on Wednesday 25th October.
• Located just off the A27 in Alfriston, Drusillas Park is open daily from 10am. For more information, call 01323 874100 or visit
www.drusillas.co.uk
How to enter
INDEX has teamed up with Drusillas to offer one annual family pass to the park* for four people. For your chance to win, fill in the coupon with your name, address, contact number and email, and send it to Drusillas competition, INDEX, 39 Little Mount Sion, Tunbridge Wells TN1 1YS, by noon on Monday 16th October 2017. The winner will be the first entry drawn at random. The prize is not transferable, there is no cash alternative and the editor’s decision is final.
* T&Cs apply
Drusillas Park competition Name ....................................................... Address ................................................... ................................................................ ................................................................ Email .......................................................
Tel no ....................................................... Please tick the box if you do not wish to receive further information from SG Media Ltd or Drusillas Park
University applications are falling
For the first time for many years, the number of students applying for university places has fallen. It is said that there are around 4% fewer applicants living in England and around 5% less from people living in the EU. This seems logical, with fears over the implications of Brexit together with the fact that many degrees leave students with debts of in excess of £60,000.
Of course, many students will never earn enough money
to pay back all their loans, even though a graduate is estimated to earn around 35% more than someone without a degree. The greatest fall in university place take-up is among mature students who are often unable to afford the huge cost when they have families and commitments. The number of part-time students has also plummeted by more than 50%. The Open University has seen a decline in students to the tune of 30% in the last few years.
Now we’re farming!
Fancy getting outdoors and taking part in rural pursuits with like-minded young people? Well, the National Federation of Young Farmers’ Clubs (YFC) is currently enjoying something of a resurgence, according to the South East Area Clubs. One of the largest rural youth organisations in the UK, the YFC is dedicated to young people who want to learn about agriculture and rural life. It has more than 25,000 members across the country aged 10-26 who all enjoy the opportunity to develop skills, work with their local communities, travel abroad, participate in various competitions and enjoy a dynamic social life. Meetings are generally weekly and YFC members decide the content of their club’s programme. It is the aim of the organisation that members should try new things and learn new skills. And most importantly, have a lot of fun! • The Kent Federation Young Farmers’ is based in Smarden. For more information, visit
www.kentyfc.co.uk
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