Community Noticeboard
Activities, Events & News
The information and activities below may be of interest to our families. However, please note that these are all third party organisations and are not related to any school activities or provision.

Sea Monsters with Nigel Marven
a special family event on
Saturday 14 November 2026, 10am–5pm,
at Fossils Galore Museum, 60 High Street, March, Cambridgeshire, PE15 9LD
Tickets: £5 per person, including museum entry.
Visitors can meet TV wildlife presenter and museum patron Nigel Marven, explore prehistoric sea monsters and see a Psittacosaurus skeleton. There will also be face painting, music and Jurassic Park Jeeps
Fossils Galore Museum is a community organisation dedicated to accessible palaeontology and Earth science education, including neurodivergent-friendly experiences.
Book tickets: https://shop.fossilsgalore.com/nigel-marven-event-early-bird/
info@fossilsgalore.com
Important e-scooter information from Cambridgeshire County Council Road Safety Education
Cambridgeshire Police are continuing to advise that the use of non-authorised e-scooters on public roads is not lawful. The only e-scooters that are permitted to be used are the official council schemes, which are unavailable to under 18-year-olds.
e-scooters are classified as motor vehicles and need to be fully compliant, with those riding having a driving licence and insurance. As you are unable to obtain e-scooter insurance they are not to be used on public roads or in public areas. Official schemes do have insurance in effect, and check driving licences.
There is an increasing number of collisions involving e-scooters, so this information is provided to safeguard the public.
Children are often at increased risk as they don’t have the understanding of roads, lack experience etc. If stopped they could face a fine, penalty points and seizure of the e-scooter.
The team wishes to advise parents and carers to consider the risks involved in e-scooter use, and protect children by prohibiting their use. As Christmas approaches, the advice is that they are not suitable presents for use in public spaces.
The risk of fire during charging of private e-scooters can also cause serious human and physical harm.
Cambridgeshire Police will be completing enforcement action in our community, including near to schools. Any person using an e-scooter will be stopped, have the vehicle seized and may face further legal action.



Please click here to read the full Way 2 Go Winter Newsletter.

The Perse School Hockey Club Letter to Parents/Carers
Fulbourn Forum News October 2026
Fulbourn Arts Newsletter
Please click here to read all the latest news from Fulbourn Arts, including upcoming events.
Fulbourn Forum for Community Action
Please click here to read the latest news from Fulbourn Forum for Community Action (18 October 2026).


We have a couple of new and exciting opportunities within Wilbrahams & Teversham Youth football club.
Please see above a poster and QR code for our new Wildcats program and our U8s and U9s team.
Cambridge United Schools' Vouchers

The vouchers offer one adult and one child ticket for just £12 when using the code on the voucher. The offer is available for the following home fixtures at the Cledara Abbey Stadium:
- Saturday 26 September – 3pm - AFC Wimbledon
- Saturday 10 October – 3pm - Blackpool
- Saturday 24 October – 3pm - Plymouth Argyle
- Saturday 21 November – 3pm - Stockport County
We also have a special offer for Cambridge United Women, with one adult and one child able to attend for just £6. This is available for their upcoming game at the Cledara Abbey Stadium, as well as games at their new home, Grange Road Stadium.
These are great opportunities for families to come along and enjoy a game together. We hope to see some of you at the Abbey or Grange Road this season!
Saturday Music Centre at Bottisham Village College
Children in years 3 - 7 can sign up now to join the Rock School in September. Further information here.

We are a local grassroots football club in Cambridge and we are looking for new female players of all ages to add to our existing girls teams. We currently have six teams with girls aged from 8 to 15 years old.
Exercise is so important for everybody, but for children especially in this growing digital world. Football particularly aids children with their communication, teamwork, and overall confidence.
Trumpington Football ClubNHS Pharmacy First Service
Did you know that the NHS Pharmacy First Service enables children and adults to get convenient access to healthcare advice and treatment where appropriate, for seven common conditions without the potential delay of having to wait for a GP appointment? Accessing the service may mean that we can help children feel better and get back to school as quickly as possible, as well as supporting parents/carers to also get better if they are unwell with one of the conditions covered under the service.
There is no need to make an appointment; parents or carers can pop into their local Boots pharmacy with their child and ask for help under the service.
Support for the following conditions can be accessed under the service, free of charge (unless NHS prescription charges apply):
|
Common condition |
Patient eligibility |
|
Earache |
1 to 17 years |
|
Impetigo |
1 year and over |
|
Infected insect bites and stings |
1 year and over |
|
Sore throats |
5 years and over |
|
Sinusitis |
12 years and over |
|
Uncomplicated urinary tract |
Women 16 to 64 years |
|
Shingles |
18 years and over |
A summary of the service is available as an animation and more information can also be found at nhs.uk/thinkpharmacyfirst as well as at https://www.boots.com/healthhub/a-z-services/pharmacy-first.
Community Pharmacy England, who represent community pharmacy owners in England, have created a suite of resources for use by schools; you can use any that would suit your methods of communication with parents/carers to raise awareness of this important service. Resources include:
ü Downloadable posters which can be displayed in reception/waiting areas or staff rooms.
ü Downloadable flyers which could be included in school bags or left in reception/waiting area.
ü Digital screen options which could be played if you have a digital screen in your reception/waiting area.
ü Template news stories that could be included on your school website or in newsletters; and
ü Template letter to email out to parents/carers highlighting the Pharmacy First service.
All these resources are available at cpe.org.uk/infopharmacyservices
Weenie Warblers Baby and Toddler group would like to invite you to join us on Friday mornings during term time. We are a small parent run group welcoming parents, grandparents and carers with their children under school age.
You can find us in the Great Wilbraham Village Hall between 9.15-11.45 with toys, books, tea & biscuits (main selling point for some of the toddlers!), and a chance for both children and adults to socialise.
There is a small charge of £1.50 per family to keep us running and the biscuits in stock. Please also share with local parents of children under school age who may not have older siblings at school that may like somewhere different to try on a Friday morning.
We look forward to seeing you there.

Bottisham FC are looking for more players for their Under 13's team. Year 6 pupils can join, too.

Horizons Dance Academy

Mobile Food Hub
Hope Against Poverty is a charity which has a mobile food bank. This visits Fulbourn on a Tuesday morning and anyone can use their service. Please see the flyer below for more information.

Little Aqua Academy

Little Aqua Swimming Lessons.pdf

Shelford Rugby Club Girls Rugby Flyer.pdf


Healthy Families
Please click here to access a directory of support and information from Healthy Schools to help families with eating well and moving more.

