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year, the school would love to celebrate this historical milestone by celebrating with the community. The centenary celebrations were reported in the Dartmouth Chronicle in 1971 and included a church service, ‘school museum’ event and village picnic. It is hoped that lockdown restrictions will be sufficiently eased for similar community events this summer in late June or early July. The school would love to hear from past pupils willing to share their memories of the school and inspire them with tales of where they progressed from there. If you are able to help, please contact Head of School, Sarah Lord, on the school Facebook page or via parent@kingswearprimary.org.uk


Our condolences… On the Kingswear website there is a link to a book of


condolences for the Duke of Edinburgh. It is www.royal.uk/condolence. Anyone wishing to sign the book is welcome to do so. We have, sadly, had our own older residents to


mourn for recently: Anne Hutchins, Norman Critchley, Sir David Clayton and Pamela South have all died in the past few months. Our thoughts go to their loved ones of course.


Rowcroft’s Meadow of Memories -


Dedicate a flower in memory of someone you love


Each spring, a beautiful wildflower ‘Meadow of Memories’ is sown in the gardens of Rowcroft Hospice.The flowers in the meadow are dedicated to those who are no longer with us, and the meadow is a poignant symbol of love, remembrance, hope and peace – all the more meaningful this year as we continue to struggle through this pandemic. Rowcroft invites you to dedicate a flower in the


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meadow, as an inspiring way of remembering and celebrating an adored person in your life. Your seed(s) will then be sown at the beginning of April, and the meadow will flourish and bloom over the following months, becoming the most soothing place to visit to reflect on special times spent with those who are dearly loved and deeply missed.The meadow is in its full glory between May and July, and you are welcome to visit at any time. On Sunday 11 July, we’d love you to join our


Meadow of Memories celebration – an online event at www.rowcrofthospice.org.uk/meadow - where you can listen to poignant readings, poems and restful music, and reflect on precious memories. If restrictions allow, we may also hold an event at the meadow itself. How your dedication will blossom When creating your dedication, you are invited to make a donation to support people with life- limiting illnesses in South Devon. Your donation will make such a difference in helping Rowcroft to care for people at a time when they need us most, enabling families to make every day the best day possible and to create special memories together. Everyone is able to make a dedication - not just families cared for by Rowcroft.


To make your dedication, please go to: www.rowcrofthospice.org.uk/meadow or telephone 01803 217450


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