Pilots
We have over 30 children at present aged between 7 and 12, divided into four watches which are named after lighthouses: Beachy Head, Eddystone, The Needles and South Stack. We have a number of regular activities, including our annual coach trip to the beach and the nature reserves at Freshfield, Formby. The children put their dramatic talents to good use before Christmas when they presented King Arthur and raised over £900 for Self-Help Africa, and again in March when they offered The Call at morning service in Trinity Hale church. Our next planned activity is fund-raising, this year for the Dar Al Kalima School in Bethlehem. The Pilots hope to have stalls selling knick-knacks and delicious goodies—and to offer a car washing service! We have lots of children, including younger siblings waiting to be old enough to come and join Pilots. What we do NOT have is enough LEADERS. We
have been very glad to have Linda Meredith join us as Assistant Leader
this year, and we are grateful to all the Mums and Dads who have helped
out in all sorts of capacities. If we are to continue there is an urgent
need for one or more adults to come forward as committed leaders to
take the work forward. Q.: Can you point to all the lighthouses on the map ??? Susan Stratton, 12th June 2010 |
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| TRINITY HALE PILOTS
Fundraising Event –Tuesday, 22nd June 2010 |
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| HALE PILOTS’ VISIT TO FORMBY
On Sunday 13th September the Pilots went to Formby. |
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"All Things Bright and Beautiful"
Pilots made these 10 beautiful banners to decorate the pillars in
the Church. |
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The normal Pilots’ work consists of working for badges in the following
subjects:
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| SUSAN STRATTON
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Sue Stratton - "Captain"