Yesterday evening our principal Jan as part of her volunteer work for as Walk leader for Active Cumbria was on a suicide awareness course Every Life Matters

“You have a wonderful ability to challenge us while still making us feel successful. We leave each class feeling like we have achieved something.” Dav This was our favourite comment this month

“What makes our classes special is the atmosphere. You come to learn, but you bring for friendship, laughter and the feeling of being part of something that makes our job so much easier “. Jan We loved this comment from the Boss this month

May became a month of determination, community and making every step count as Janet took on the challenge of walking 100 miles throughout the month to raise awareness and funds for the National Deaf Children’s Society (NDCS). Across the beautiful Cumbrian landscape, every mile represented more than just a distance walked — it represented support, inclusion and the belief that deaf children and young people should have every opportunity to thrive. From village roads to country

“Your passion for dance is infectious. You bring history, music and storytelling into your classes, which makes every dance feel meaningful.” Trish This was our favourite this month

Janet will be taking on a 20-lap walk around our village, covering approximately 10 miles, to raise funds and awareness for two organisations close to her heart: 🏡 Alexander House Community Hub — supporting connection, friendship and community wellbeing. 🤟 Cumbria Deaf Association — helping to support deaf people, promote inclusion and improve access and communication. This challenge combines many things Janet is passionate about — walking, wellbeing, community, inclusion a