The Old School Stoke Climsland

20/01/2023

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15/01/2023

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10/01/2023

A reminder about this event at the Old School on 28th January. It promises to be a great evening with great food! Get your tickets now while they are still available.

25/12/2022

Just in case someone knows someone who might fit the bill.

17/12/2022

01/12/2022

There are a trio of events that did not find their way into the latest Old School News and I’ve been asked to bring them to your attention – each and every one of them are worth putting in your diary!

1. A Christmas Fair at the Parish Hall on December 10th. It will run from 10am until noon and will be raising funds for a Garden of Peace at Stoke Climsland church.
2. Carols by Candlelight at the Church on December 21st at 6.30pm. Suitably seasonal refreshments will be available after the concert.
3. A Ukrainian Evening at the Old School on 28th January 2023 at 7.30pm.

Full details of all three are in the attached notice

25/11/2022

A definite date for your diary for January 2023.

13/11/2022

All are welcome to come along to the next meeting of the Stoke Climsland Local History Group. It starts at 7.30pm.
OUR NEXT MEETING: 22ND NOVEMBER
We have something completely different for our November 22nd meeting. Emma Cunnis, a Dartmoor guide, will be talking about 'Dartmoor Women through the Ages'. Women have played an important and integral role on Dartmoor through the ages. Starting with the fascinating Bronze Age burial of a woman up at Whitehorse Hill, Emma will explore the lives of some of the many extraordinary women that have lived and/or worked here up to the present day. She will weave personal stories from her maternal family with histories and legends of famous Dartmoor women, farmers, archaeologists, authors, witches, wives, sisters, grannies and more.