St Leonard’s Church


Our 2008 Children’s Holiday Club is ‘Starship Discovery’!
Monday 4th – Friday 8th August from 10am to 12noon in the Community Rooms. Drama, puppets, craft, bible stories, jokes, song & lots of fun!
All Primary-aged children (including those due to start in September) welcome!
To book a place (and places are limited) please fill in the form below & return to Pauline Scott at the Rectory, Main St, Little Downham, CB62ST.
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I would like my child to attend the ‘Starship Discovery’ Holiday Club 

Ely Team Churches
Consent form for Children’s Holiday Clubs

Full name of child:____________________________

Address:________________________________________________

Telephone Number:_____________

Telephone Number where you can be contacted during sessions _________________

Date of birth_____________

Are there any medical or dietary concerns we should know about your child? Yes/No

Please give any relevant details: ______________________________________________________________________________

Name of Parent or Carer: ___________________________________________

I give my permission for _______________________
to take part in the activities of this group. In the event of illness or an accident where I am unable to be contacted, I give permission for my child to receive emergency treatment. There may be photos of the activities placed in local publications, the Church Notice board or the Church web-site. I give my permission for photos for this purpose to be taken of my child.

Signature of Parent/ Carer:_______________________________________________

All helpers at the club will be CRB checked and we will follow the relevant Church’s Child Protection Policy. This may be viewed on request. As part of this policy we are required to inform parents/ carers that ‘It may be helpful for parents to know that the Church of England requires all those who work with children to report any obvious or suspected case of child abuse (which includes non accidental injury, severe physical neglect, emotional and/or sexual abuse) to the relevant authorities. This is intended to protect children at risk and it is important to recognize that where there are grounds for suspicion, it is better to be safe than sorry. This does mean, however, that it is feasible for a case to be reported which, on investigation, proves unfounded. In the unlikely case of this occurring, it is hoped that parents, appreciating how difficult it is for the church to carry out this delicate responsibility, would accept that its workers were acting in what they believed were the child’s best interests.’


Please make sure that we are informed about any changes in contact numbers and medical dietary information.