
School News – April 2022
I would like to invite all the Siddington community to visit our website and look at the exciting new proposed development for our school. The
The Siddington Parish Council aims to serve the village:
www.siddingtonparishcouncil.org.uk
We are very thankful to our councillors who all give so much of their time on a voluntary basis:
Councillors are elected for a term of four years and must stand for re-election (together with any new candidates) at the end of that period. If eleven or fewer candidates stand for election, all candidates are automatically elected. If there are fewer than 11 councillors, additional councillors up to a maximum of 11 can be co-opted at any council meeting.
The Council has a clerk, Robert Cowley, who is employed for five hours per week.
The Council meets on the second Tuesday of each month (not August) at 7.30pm in the Village Hall Committee Room. All residents of Siddington over the age of 18 are welcome to attend the meetings and to raise any questions or issues at the end of the meetings during Public Question Time.
Robert Cowley: siddingtonclerk@gmail.com.
I would like to invite all the Siddington community to visit our website and look at the exciting new proposed development for our school. The
The school took part in Mental Health Awareness Week, and this ended with a ‘Dress to Express’ yourself day. The children chose their clothing based
The new year has started with our termly prayer space afternoon. The Reverend McKenzie offered a blessing and prayer at the beginning and end of