Clearview church camp registration#

'We will continue to negotiate on the workload and wellbeing aspects of the government’s offer.' “Although the pay and funding offered by the government is not everything our members asked for, it is the largest ever recommendation from the STRB and the additional funding and hardship fund provided by the government to fund the pay award makes the deal workable. 'School leaders are reasonable people, and striking is very much a last resort, but our members have felt compelled to vote for action by a government that simply wasn’t listening. NAHT General Secretary Paul Whiteman said: “Our ballot results today clearly show the strength of feeling within the education profession that action is urgently needed. In a re-ballot of NAHT members on walkouts -which opened in May before the current pay offer - 82% voted for strikes, with a turnout of 54%. Meanwhile, 85% of respondents at the NAHT voted to accept the offer. NASUWT General Secretary Dr Patrick Roach said: 'Whilst NASUWT members are willing to accept the STRB pay award recommendation, they do not believe that it is sufficient redress for the impact of more than a decade of real-terms pay cuts, where the value of teachers’ pay has declined by 25%.'

Some 77.6% of NASUWT's members indicated they were willing to accept the pay offer as part of a consultative survey, but just 18.4% of the 18,000 respondents said the measures announced to tackle excessive workload were sufficient.

For information, contact the special needs ministry director, Serena Humerick, at or 61.Teachers who are members of the National Association of Schoolmasters Union of Women Teachers (NASUWT) and the National Association of Headteachers (NAHT) have accepted a 6.5% pay rise for teachers and school leaders in England. Location: 2604 Thompson Station Road, Thompson's StationĪges: 4 years through rising kindergartenersĪdditional information: TSC also offers a special needs VBS 6:30-9 p.m. Location: 1810 Columbia Ave., Suite 100, FranklinĪges: 4 years through rising fifth graders Theme: Jerusalem Marketplace: Where Jesus Walked to the CrossĬontact: 61 or Rolling Hills Community Church Location: 5711 Granny White Pike, BrentwoodĪges: rising kindergartners through 5th grade

Clearview church camp registration#

Website: Fee: $10 registration per child through May 31 $20 per child late registration June 1-15 Website: Brentwood United Methodist Church Theme: Rolling River Rampage: Experience the Ride of a Lifetime with GodĪges: pre-K through rising fourth gradersĪges: preschool through rising sixth graders Location: 101 Legends Club Lane, FranklinĪges: rising pre-K through rising sixth graders Location: 700 New Highway 96 W., FranklinĬontact: Kelly Davenport, deadline is June 6 Location: 8083 Station Hill Drive, Spring HillĬontact: Taylor Johnson, Children's Minister, 61 or deadline is June 6 Theme: Game On: Gearing Up for Life's Big GameĬontact: Ann Edwards, preschool minister, 61 Brad Smith, children's minister, 61 or email: deadline is June 6 Time: 9 a.m.-noon (doors open at 8:30 a.m.)Īges: rising kindergartners through fifth gradersĬontact: Rachel Bradley, 61, deadline is May 29Īges: 4 years through rising sixth graders The list is in chronological order based upon the start date of each event: Pre-registration is required at most events. There is no charge for the events unless otherwise indicated. There is no cost to attend.įor more information call 61 or email Roundup of area Vacation Bible Schoolsįollowing is a list of area churches hosting upcoming Vacation Bible Schools. Click on each location for dates/times and a link to register for the event.īackyard Kids Clubs are open to children who have completed pre-K through fifth grade. Those wishing to participate are encouraged to find a location in the vicinity of their own home as a way to make connections with people in their neighborhoods.Ī map of participating sites is available at There are 18 locations throughout Williamson County. The times of the events vary from location to location, but most are held 9-11 a.m. The clubs are offered throughout June and July. It’s almost summertime, the time of year when area churches welcome children to participate in week-long activities such as Vacation Bible School.ĬlearView Baptist Church in Franklin takes a novel approach to Vacation Bible School - members volunteer to host Backyard Kids Clubs at their homes.