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written by children for children |
no kiddin'
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This page was written by Ben, Chloe, Dylan, Lauren, Kieran, Maisie, Megan and Ruth, who are all from VIP Childcare at Ings Resource Centre.
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Red Arrows
Some of us went to watch the Red Arrows at the Freedom Festival at the Marina in September. We thought they were brilliant. The red, white and blue smoke reminded us of fireworks as they flew through the sky. Dylan would like to fly a red arrow one day and we all hope they come back to Hull again soon. |
Remembrance Sunday
This takes place on 8th November this year. It is always the nearest Sunday to the 11th. The Queen, the Prime Minister and other important people lay wreaths (rings of poppies) at the London cenotaph (a large war memorial to those who died in world wars one and two). Everybody holds a minutes silence at 11am. There is also a Cenotaph in Hull, on Ferensway, where people gather to remember those who lost their lives.
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In August we asked you to design an adventure playground. The winner is Eleanor Dobson aged 9 and the runner-up is Sadie Nichols aged 4 both will receive their prize soon.
Thanks to all who entered.
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Bonfire Night
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We are also looking forward to Bonfire Night on Thursday 5th November. We can't wait to watch the fireworks and eat yummy food. We want to remind everyone to be careful and follow the Firework Safety Code.
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This month's competition is to draw your own wacky firework and write about what it does. Send your drawing marked 'Firework Competition' to, FREEPOST Hull Children's Fund, Municipal Buildings, Trippett Street, Hull HU2 8AA (you don't need a stamp). Please put your name, address, age and telephone number with your entries. Closing date is Friday 20th November 2009. The winning entry/ies will receive a prize.
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