Cundall Ball Tickets on Sale
The Cundall Ball Committee are delighted to announce that tickets for the Cundall Ball 2016 are now available to order. This is without doubt the highlight of the Cundall social calendar and is definitely not to be missed. Clickhereto access booking forms for tables and individual tickets, as well as the opportunity toorder winefor your table. Just print off the booking forms and hand them into the school office along with a cheque to cover the tickets you have ordered along with any wine requirements. Alternatively, we are now able to accept payment via bank transfer, please contact Kate Blythman via email for more information The Cundall Summer Ball is a magnificent event and a fantastic party bringing together the whole of the Cundall community; Parents, Teachers and Governors in celebration of another amazing year and all that is ‘Cundall’. It is the Cundall community as a whole that creates a very special, nurturing environment in which all of our children grow, learn and thrive and as Parents we have a vital role play within that community.
Axe-traordinary Fun for Cundall Pupils

It’s not every day that you have axe-tra curricular activities as unique as axe throwing but that is the latest offering from Cundall Manor School. Pupils are being taught in their enrichment sessions just what it takes to become an axe-pert axe thrower. The lucky few selected are learning the age old skill as part of a wider enrichment programme. Head of Department for Form 1-4, Stuart Bayne, is leading the sessions. Stuart said: “This is just one of a huge number of engaging and enjoyable enrichment activities on offer at Cundall. We know how important it is to give our pupils a wide curriculum and this is something fun that they can enjoy.” An experienced Scout leader, and a member of the UK Knife, Axe and Tomohawk Association (KATTA), who counts axe throwing, balloon artistry and jewellery making amongst his hobbies, Stuart is looking at passing on some of the skills he enjoys down to the children. He adds: “Axe throwing is something that has really interested our pupils who have signed up. They go home knowing that this is something that they probably wouldn’t get anywhere else.” The session is taken in a controlled and safe environment allowing students the chance to get to grips with the fun in a safe way.