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10:00 AM May 19, 2021
Cllr James Tonkin and Cllr Jo Hopkinson will hold a drop-in session this Saturday.
- Credit: Nailsea Town Council
A support group for people affected by cancer is resuming meetings in Nailsea this week.
Your Cancer Café has been meeting online or in one-to-one support sessions during the lockdown, but members are ready to open again on Thursday (May 20).
The group meets every third Thursday of the month at Number 65 High Street.
Jo Hopkinson, who runs the group, said: We are a mutually supportive group who meet in a relaxed and casual environment where people can meet others who have been affected by cancer.
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Nailsea headteacher Dionne Elliott with chief executive of the Wessex Learning Trust Gavin Ball.
- Credit: Nailsea School
Nailsea School has joined the Wessex Learning Trust to enable staff to share teaching and learning expertise.
The school, in Mizzymead Road, is the 14th to join the Cheddar-based multi-academy trust, and the second secondary school - alongside Kings of Wessex Academy in Cheddar.
This partnership will enable staff across the trust to share expertise and work more efficiently.
A number of collaborations have already begun with teachers sharing best practice across departments including in science and English.
Gavin Ball, chief executive of the Wessex Learning Trust said: “We welcome Nailsea School to our multi-academy trust family, we encourage our schools to be at the centre of their community and raise aspirations and achievement.