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March 2013 Issue No 21

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Emily Bird from Bowlish Infants School has won family tickets to Noah’s Ark Zoo Farm.

Emily Rowe from St Pauls Junior School has won tickets to the Fleet Air Arm Museum. Emily will be using her tickets to take her brother for a day out on his birthday.

A £20 voucher for Insane Games!Insane Games based in Wells, Street and Bridgwater have a wide variety of games, consoles and equipment. To win simply answer the following question:

Where are the Insane Games shops?

One full day free place on Active Kids Play Scheme for May Half Term at Shepton Mallet Leisure Centre!Shepton Mallet Leisure Centre sits in the heart of the community and offers a warm welcoming atmosphere with a wide range of sports facilities. To win, simply answer the following question:

Name 3 activities you can do at Shepton Mallet

Leisure Centre?

Family tickets for the 150th Royal Bath and West Show!The Royal Bath and West Show will be held at Shepton Mallet Showground from 29th May to the 1st June. The historic show is one of the oldest surviving agricultural shows in England and is the only one to take place over four days. The show will feature the fi nest livestock, agricultural machinery, trade-stands, locally produced food and drink as well as activities for all the family. To win, simply answer the following question:

What was the date of the fi rst

ever Royal Bath and West Show?

Family tickets to HorseWorld!Set in beautiful stone farm buildings on the southern edge of Bristol, HorseWorld’s award winning visitor centre is a Quality Assured attraction offering a great day out for everyone. Meet many horses close up, learn their stories – and say hello to their non-horsey companions too. To win, simply answer the following question:

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Family tickets to the Fleet Air Arm Museum!As one of the premier attractions in the Southwest, the Fleet Air Arm Museum offers a day out guaranteed to thrill the whole family. You’ll be up close and personal with the giants of aviation history in Europe’s largest collection of Naval aircraft – stepping on board the fi rst British Concorde and seeing the cockpit of the legend fi rst hand. To win, answer the following question:

How many aircraft are on display

at the Fleet Air Arm Museum?

Phoebe Barker from St Johns Infant School in Glastonbury has won family tickets to The Haynes Motor Museum

Beatrix Woosey from Butleigh Primary School won a family swimming pass for Wells Leisure Centre.

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A wonderful giftMr and Mrs George from Sutton have recently celebrated their Golden Wedding anniversary and they have kindly donated £130 which they recieved in gifts to Ditcheat school. Kelsey, seen here in the photo sat on great grandad’s knee, is currently in the reception class and is the fi fth generation from the family to attend the school. The money will be used to purchase books for the children in Cherry class. We were very touched by this generous gift and know that the children will get a lot of pleasure from the books.

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Barn Owls in SchoolChildren from Ashcott Primary School received a visit from a beautiful Barn Owl this week. Chris Sperring MBE, conservation offi cer for the Hawk and Owl trust and Vice President of Somerset Wildlife Trust talked to the children about owls in Britain and brought along Beau the Barn Owl to meet them. Each class at the school have been fi nding out about local birds as part of their shared topic with their new link school ‘Yueyang Tower Primary School’ in Yueyang, China. This visit from Chris and Beau was particularly interesting for Owls Class who have found out all about owls as part of a class topic this year. Chris talked to the children and staff about the community barn owl project which aims to get a barn owl box in each of Somerset’s 335 parishes.

Chris Sperring MBE, conservation offi cer for

E SafetyDuring the month of February the children at Butleigh Primary School focused on Esafety and established an esafety committee. The Year 5 and 6 children wrote pledges in their ongoing commitment to esafety education. During the recent Ofsted inspection the children were highlighted as having an excellent understanding of esafety and a commitment to improve their own knowledge and skills.

Space BuggiesChildren at West Pennard Primary School have been studying space during Space Enrichment Week and were asked to create a moon buggy from any materials they could fi nd at home. The team were amazed at the creations that were bought into school and the creativity the children had shown.

Space Buggies

Pennard Primary School

Space Dome

Children from Ashcott Primary School were visited by the ‘Space Odyssey’ Astro Dome as part of the school’s ‘Out of this World’ week – a week of learning about the Solar System. The children were amazed by the 3-D graphics that formed a part of the show and the special effects really captured their imaginations. The children learnt many interesting facts as they travelled through space and journeyed amongst the stars.

Odyssey’ Astro Dome as part of the school’s ‘Out

Joe, Helen, Jackie, Bruno

and Spencer with their

moon buggies.

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St. Peter’s Life LineThe children raised £160.50 for St. Peter’s Life Line (Kenya) from Butleigh Primary School. The money was raised from the Infant Nativity and the Harvest Lunch. David Baldwin collected the children’s cheque on behalf of the charity and the funds are going toward supporting a Kenyan boy through school.Mimi and George (Mary and Joseph) presented the cheque at the end of January.

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World Book DayWorld Book Day is an enjoyable event for the children and teachers alike at Meare Primary School. The children and staff came to school dressed as their favourite book character for the day. The children took part in a range of book and story related activities throughout the day as well as bringing their favourite books to school to share.

Skype ChinaChildren in Ashcott Primary School have been chatting with their friends at Yueyang Tower Primary School in Yueyang, China. The Yueyang pupils practised their English speaking, sang songs, played a traditional Chinese instrument and asked the children lots of questions about school life in England using the video link. In return the Ashcott pupils learnt many phrases in Mandarin and asked questions about school life in China. They were amazed to hear about the huge number of pupils in Yueyang Tower School and the large class sizes of about 60 children in each class!

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practised their English speaking, sang songs,

There’s a worm at the bottom of my garden!

Year 3 children at Coxley School are learning from wildlife expert Richard Fishbourne about the importance of worms to the health of our gardens. It is part of a project to enlist the children’s help in the development of a wildlife garden for the show house to be built at Taylor Wimpey’s Dunstan Park development on the edge of Glastonbury.As well as getting to know more about these vital creatures, the children have been thinking about other elements needed for the garden and will be making their own designs and collages. Richard, of Bugs & Beasties based in Herefordshire, runs educational workshops as well as helping children to develop their own eco-friendly school grounds.Coxley school already has a ‘conservation garden’ tended with help from the children, and takes an active part in the Fruit-full Schools Project with Crispin School, and even shares gardening experiences with its partner school Gilwadzi Primary School in Kenya.

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June 7 Summer opening launchSummer opening launchJune 14 The Wurzels in concertThe Wurzels in concert

It’s been a very cold winter and no doubt lots of us will admit we have stayed indoors and kept warm, but Spring is upon us and the Easter holidays is the perfect time to get out and about in the Spring sunshine.

Living in the South West we are lucky enough to have some fantastic places to visit right on our doorstep from exhilarating horse riding and go-karting to chilled out days sightseeing, there’s so much to do in the local area which you don’t need to spend an arm and leg on fuel to get there.

OUT & ABOUT

A visit to one of the many working farms in the area which are open to the public will give the whole family the opportunity to get up close and personal with the animals. Most working farms have lots of free space for the children to enjoy the outdoors with tractor rides and play areas and its a great place to take a picnic. Parents can sit back, relax and enjoy a beautiful Spring day whilst the children play. Most farms also cater for rainy days with undercover play areas and activities. When planning your trip you should visit the farms website as this may give you an idea of upcoming events that you may want to plan your day trip around.

Why not take the children to one of the many historic places in the local area, some children may not see the fun in visiting these places but why not make the visit more interesting for the kids by devising your own quiz sheet after a quick bit of research on the internet.

With the majority of us feeling ‘the pinch’ at the moment it’s a good idea to have some plans for some ‘budget’ days too. How about a bike ride along the nearest cycle path, a walk in the local countryside or forest trail to see all the spring flowers or a trip to the local swimming pool.

Most important of all is for the whole family to enjoy some quality time together and for your children to be relaxed and revitalised ready to face the new term and of course for you all to have terrific fun creating some memorable days out.

29 - 1 Easter Yarn Bombing Trail at the American Museum. This year’s trail of springtime creatures and Easter inspired creations has been hand-crafted by Museum volunteers. Grab a trail sheet and see if you can fi nd all of the knitted delights decorating the grounds to earn a chocolate egg! 12noon-5pm. Location: Gardens and grounds www.americanmuseum.org......................................................................

30 Make a real clock at The Round Tower at Black Swan Arts, Frome. From 11am until 12.30pm. Entry is £7. It’s nearly time for British Summer Time to begin, but don’t just alter your clock, make one! Design and decorate a large clock face, ready to put a real clock mechanism in to. Design it to match you own room or personalise it with your name......................................................................

31 - 1 April Easter Egg Hunt and Activities at Glastonbury Abbey. For further information you can call 01458 832267 or visit www.glastonburyabbey.com......................................................................

APRIL5 Burcott Mill at Wookey, Wells will be running family tours by the Miller at 10.30am. Children can learn how water power is used to turn grain into fl our. Tea and home-made cakes available afterwards. Booking not necessary. £1.50 for adults and children. For further information you can call 01749 673118 ......................................................................

6 Midsomer Norton Farmers Market in The Hollies Gardens from 9am until 1pm ......................................................................

6 Meet and Greet Peppa Pig and George on the West Somerset Railway. Combine a day out on a steam train with a chance to meet the children’s favourites at Minehead Railway Station where there will be other attractions including face painting and free vintage bus rides around the town. 01643 704996 or see www.westsomerset-railway.co.uk ......................................................................

15 Travelling Trends Fashion Show at Shepton Mallet Lesiure Centre. Doors open at 7pm, show starts at 7.30pm. Tickets £6 which includes free glass of wine or soft drink on arrival. Tickets must be purchased in advance, please call 01749 346644. Clothes available to purchase on the night......................................................................

20 Community Cinema at The Town Hall Midsomer Norton, Rise of the Guardian at 4pm and Hope Springs at 7.30pm......................................................................

20 Forest Fun at Bath City Farm. From 10.30am until 12.30pm. Explore the amazing woodland and learn to play with fi re safely. Booking essential, please call 01225 481269......................................................................

27 Merriman Theatre Group’s Junior Company ‘the Minimen’ present an adaptation of the family classic Peter Pan at St John’s School, Midsomer Norton, two performances one at 2.30pm and 5pm. All tickets £5

MARCH15 - 24 West Somerset Railway Spring Steam Gala. Celebrate the start of spring with a celebration of the great days of the steam age. Engines in action, museums, model railways and workshops opening at various times.01643 704996 or see www.west-somerset-railway.co.uk......................................................................

16 Easter Craft Fayre at Prattens Social Club, Westfi eld. From 10am until 4pm......................................................................

16 Community Cinema at The Town Hall, Midsomer Norton, Madagascar 3pm – 4pm and Skyfall at 7.30pm......................................................................

19 Somervale School PTA Easter Gift Sale at Somervale School, Midsomer Norton from 12.30pm until 1.30pm......................................................................

19 City to countryside walk. Join a free guided walks of the 6 mile Bath Skyline; the most downloaded walk in the National Trust. Meet outside Bath Tourist Information. For further information please visit www.nationaltrust.org.uk......................................................................

23 - 24 Meet Bob The Builder at @ Bristol. Standard admission prices apply. To book tickets you can call 0845 345 1235......................................................................

23 Outdoor cooking at Bath City Farm. From 10am until 1pm. Make pizzas from scratch and cook them in a clay oven followed by damper bread cooked on an open fi re. Booking essential. To book tickets and for further information please call 01225 481269......................................................................

26 Easter Fun Day at Bath City Farm. A day full of Easter themed fun, including an Easter Egg hunt and arts & crafts. Booking not required. For further information you can call 01225 481269......................................................................

27 Baby Bounce & Rhyme at Midsomer Norton Library for ages 0-3 from 10.30am – 11am......................................................................

29 Easter mad hatters at The Round Tower at Black Swan Arts, Frome. From 11am until 12.30pm. Entry costs £7/£6. Are you as mad as a hatter? Then this workshop is for you! Make some crazy creations for your head, bring your own hat to decorate, or a straw bonnet or a top hat will be made available. Wear your hat to Mells Daffodil Festival on Easter Monday and you may win a prize in the Easter Bonnet competition. For more info see www.mellsdaffodilfestival.co.uk......................................................................

29 - 1 April Easter Fun Weekend at Horseworld, Whitchurch. From 10am until 5pm. Easter Egg Hunt, create your very own Easter decoration in the Creative Workshop plus lots more. For further information you can visit www.horseworld.org.uk or call 01275 540173......................................................................

what’s on

You will need:Small paper plate

Brown paintThin brown paper - tissue, greaseproof or packing paper will all work, and you could include some lengths of brown wool too

Brightly coloured craft foamLarge pompoms

Wiggle eyesScraps of yellow card or foam

GlueInstructions:

Paint the plate brown and leave to dry. Rip the paper into pieces and scrunch up so they form fairly

large balls. Glue these around the rim of the plate.To make the birds, cut two teardrop wings from craft foam and

stick either side of a pompom. Add a yellow triangle for the beak and two wiggle eyes.

Glue the birds to the middle of the plate.

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You will need:A plastic basket (the type that pre-packed vegetables come in)

Craft foam in a colour to match the basket.Easter stickers or pre-cut shapes

GlueGreen paper – optional

Instructions:Cut a strip of craft foam and glue the ends to either side of the

basket. Decorate the basket with stickers or foam shapes.Cut thin strips of green paper to make “grass”

as a base for your precious Easter eggs, if you like. Good cutting practise for little ones!

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When all the jobs in Fish Quay disappear Stanley Potts uncle Ernie develops an extraordinary fascination with canning fi sh. Their home becomes fi lled with machinery and the stench of fi sh and as Uncle Ernie becomes more and more obsessed with his cannery even Stanley’s goldfi sh is at risk of being canned.

Stanley goes on an adventure and joins a fairground family where he meets Pancho Pirelli, the blue-caped madam who swims with piranhas. Stan delves in to the water and fi nally discovers who he can really be.

The Boy Who Swam with PiranhasAuthor: David AlmondAges: 9+

The Three Pickled Herrings (Wings & Co 2)Author: Sally GardnerAges: 7+

At the Wings & Co. Fairy Detective Agency, Emily Vole and her detective friends are becoming worried that they opened there detective agency fi ve months ago and they still haven’t had one case. Then a local landowner dies suddenly and mysteriously and the detectives suspect fairy meddling in the death of Sir Walter Cross. But that’s not all, Mr Rollo the tailor mysteriously loses everything and the night before Pan Smith’s wedding day everything gets ruined, the agency become convinced there must be magic at play.

They now have three mysteries to solve of who is stealing peoples luck and they must do this before the meddling fairy goes to far.

Chichico is thrilled when a talent scout spots him during a kick about with his friends Davi and Ana and is asked to try and for Santos Brazil. But Chichico doesn’t have a pair of football boots!

Davi and Ana fi nd a pair of football boots for him to borrow but then Chichico soon realises that he can’t play in boots. He must learn how to play in his boots with the help of his friends or risk ruining his dreams of playing football for Santos Brazil.

BOOKSGo! Go! Chichico!Author: Geraldine MccaughreanAges: 5+

Oz: The Great And PowerfulRelease date:March 8th 2013Cert: PG

Oscar Diggs a small time magician is whisked away from dusty Kansas to the wonderful Land of Oz and thinks he’s hit the jackpot where he thinks fame and fortune are his for the taking, that is until he meets the three witches who are not convinced he is the great wizard that everyone is expecting him to be.

Oscar is drawn in to the problems that face the Land of Oz and must discover who is evil and who is good before its too late. Putting his magical arts to use through illusion and even some wizardry Oscar transforms himself not only into the great and powerful wizard but into a better man as well.

Jack the Giant SlayerRelease date:March 22nd 2013Cert: PG13

The story of an ancient war that is reignited when a young farmhand unwittingly opens a gateway between our world and a fearsome race of giants. Unleashed on the Earth for the fi rst time in centuries , the giants strive to reclaim the land they once lost, forcing young Jack into the battle of his life to stop them. Fighting for his kingdom, its people, and the the love of a brave princess, he comes face to face with the unstoppable warriors which he thought only existed in legends.

Life of PiDVD release date: April 29th 2013 Cert: PG

Pi fi nds himself stranded in a lifeboat with a zebra, an orangutan, a hyena and a Bengal tiger named Richard Parker after a horrifi c storm hits the freighter that is carrying him and his family as they plan to relocate to Canada. Soon, it’s just Pi and Richard struggling against the elements in the lifeboat for 227 days, however Pi does not want to end up as cat food so he spends most of his time in a makeshift raft attached to the boat.

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There is a recognised order in which children develop their speech sounds. The early sounds children start producing, well before they are using words, include ‘m’ and ‘b’ and the sounds which come later include ‘c’ (kuh) and ‘s’. Parents are so used to the way their child speaks they understand every word even when sounds are mispronounced. “I dot a bid dod” (I’ve got a big dog)“My tat id lellow” (My cat is yellow)

It is often when the child starts school the Teacher or SENCO (Special Educational Needs Coordinator) pick up on speech delay. It is normal for children in Reception to have some sounds which they are still learning and the daily focus on phonics can prompt a sudden improvement in the clarity of many 4 and 5 year olds’ speech. But some children fi nd it harder to update the sound patterns they have developed – these children are said to have ‘delayed speech sound development’. Children who have had glue ear or other hearing diffi culties can take longer to update their sound systems but delayed speech sound development is common, particularly in boys. Some children benefi t from targeted work on specifi c sounds with a Speech and Language Therapist. A speech and language therapy program helps the child through the steps involved in learning a new speech sound. It is very important to remember a child has to be able to say the sound on its own before he or she can put it into a word. Asking a child to keep repeating a whole word will not help them to say it more clearly.

The key to a successful therapy program is the child builds confi dence and has fun! At Somerset Speech Therapy, a private speech and langauge therapy practice just outside Wells, our small team of experienced, friendly, dynamic therapists set goals that enable the child to experience success and want to come back again!

If you would like to speak to a registered Speech and Language Therapist about any aspect of your child’s speech and language development please contact Pippa at Somerset Speech Therapy on 07983 463525

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E A S T E RG A M E S

Beautiful Bunny ContestEveryone draws their own version of the Easter Bunny. Hang them up for decoration and, if you wish, have a Beauty Contest. Recognize the most creative, prettiest, funniest, etc.

Word Find

Take an Easter related word such

as: Basket, Chocolate, Bunnies,

etc. and fi nd as many little

words as possible before

the timer runs out.

Example: EASTER…eat, east, sat,

tea, rest, rat, tear

Easter Cupcake WalkTape numbers to the fl oor. Put papers with the numbers on them in a basket.When the music starts everyone

begins to walk around the room stepping on each of the numbers as they go. When the music stops

everyone should step on the number closest to them. A number

is pulled from the Easter basket and the person standing on the number gets to choose a cupcake (or other treat).

Find your Egg-Match

Cut paper eggs in half either

in different angles, or with

decorative large cutting scissors.

Hand out the eggs and have the

players fi nd their egg-match!

A great game for larger groups.

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PC: Simcity: Limited Edition

Create your own city and make choices that shape your city and power the Sims within it. All the decisions that you make have an impact on your city no matter how big or small they are. The Sims in your city will speak to you directly about what they need. In this limited edition you will fi nd new characters, protector of SimCity MaxisMan and his nemesis The Evil Dr.Vu. The Evil Dr.Vu is loose in the city and will create havoc, it will be down to you to save your city using MaxisMan.

PS3: Sly Cooper: Thieves In Time

Sly is a sneaky raccoon who is a descendant from a long line of thieves embarks on yet another mischievous adventure with his loyal friends Murray the turtle and Bentley the hippo. The adventure takes players on a journey through history and across a globe packed with captivating puzzles and action all wrapped up in the ultimate Cooper Gang heist.

Nintendo 3DS: Luigi’s Mansion 2: Dark MoonLuigi’s mission in this fun packed game is to remove a bunch of stubborn ghosts from spooky mansions using his trusty Poltergust ghost-sucking vacuum cleaner. Different types of ghosts haunt different mansions and players must help Luigi fi gure out how to defeat each one of them and fi nd hidden secrets to unlock new areas and treasure chests. Players can

use the Poltergust to help Luigi remove wallpaper to reveal hidden areas, clean up piles of treasure-hiding leaves or suck up stacks of coins and bills.

Nintendo Wii: Disney: Wreck It Ralph

Team up with Wreck It Ralph and his ‘good guy’ friend Fix-It Felix as they set out on a journey to restore peace and destroy the new army of Cy-bugs that threatens to destroy Mr. Litwak’s arcade. Use Wreck-It Ralph strength to destroy obstacles or Fix-It Felix’s magical hammer to repair them. As you venture through exciting worlds based on the feature fi lm; from Sugar Rush to Hero’s Duty fi nd and keep collectibles like Hero Medals and Easter Eggs that you can display in your trophy collection.

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Our children’s birthdays come round so fast every year and for most of us we have the same panic each year “What party am I going to organise?!”. There always seems to be so much to do when arranging a birthday party and never enough time to do it in. Use our check list to make sure you’ve covered all the bases.

The Check list:InvitationsAbout three weeks before the party you’ll need to send out your invitations make sure they include the following information: Your child’s name and which birthday they are celebrating. Your address and phone number. The date, start and fi nish time of the party. The theme, if you are having one.Theme and decorationsMake sure you order any decorations and balloons in plenty of time before the party. Have plenty of blu-tac with you on the day of the party so you can put your decorations up.The Food Every child loves party food, but it may be an idea to make sure you fi nd out if any of the children attending the party have a food allergy.The cakeMake sure you have plenty of serviettes to wrap the cake in as you give it to the children or put it in party bags.The party gamesIf you are planning on entertaining the children yourself be prepared with plenty of party games to keep them amused.First AidAlthough all venues should have a fi rst aid kit it might be wise to take your own.

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Easter Biscuits

Ingredients8 Eggs150ml milk142ml carton double cream75g plain chocolate, broken up25g golden caster sugar½ tsp cornfl our

Method1. Have 2 bowls ready. Lightly tap 1 egg – at the pointed end – onto a bowl, to gently crack the shell (Peel off just the top). Holding the egg over 1 bowl, gently shake out the egg white, then shake out the egg yolk into the second bowl. Repeat with 1 more egg. Break the remaining eggs as before, but shake out both the egg yolks and whites into the fi rst bowl with the 2 egg whites. You will need only 2 egg yolks to make the custard. (Use the contents of the fi rst bowl for scrambled eggs.)2. Wash the shells in very hot, soapy water, then rinse to remove any bacteria. Cook the eggshells in a bowl in the microwave for 1½ minutes on medium, or bake in a hot oven for 5 minutes.3. Heat the milk, cream and chocolate in a pan over a low heat, stirring until smooth. Beat the 2 egg yolks, sugar and cornfl our together in a bowl, then pour onto the chocolate, stirring well. While still over the heat, use a balloon whisk to stir constantly until custard-like. Tip into a jug and pour, while hot, into the eggshells. Serve warm or cold.

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Ingredients150g butter, softened 125g caster sugar, plus extra for sprinklingFinely grated zest of 1 lemon2 medium egg yolks250g plain fl our, plus extra for dusting 1/2 tsp mixed spice 40g currants 10g chopped mixed citrus peel

Method1. Preheat the oven to 180°C/fan160°C/gas 4. In a large bowl, beat the butter, sugar and lemon zest until creamy. Beat in the egg yolks until smooth, then beat in the remaining ingredients until it forms a ball. 2. Turn the dough out onto a lightly fl oured work surface and roll out to about 5mm thickness. Using a 7cm fl uted pastry cutter, cut out about 20 biscuits. Re-roll the trimmings as you go. Place on 2 large, non-stick baking trays, spaced a little apart.3. Bake for 15-18 minutes, until pale golden. Sprinkle with caster sugar, then cool on a wire rack. As a fi nishing touch, stack a few biscuits and tie with ribbon. They will keep for a week in an airtight container.

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