SUPERMARKET VOUCHER SCHEME

This is a great, easy and FREE way to raise money for your school. You get the same value for your money in vouchers and the school gets a percentage back as a donation.
In previous years this scheme has raised up to £1,500 per year for the school.
You simply opt to purchase vouchers for your usual supermarket and pay via direct debit. You receive the vouchers on a monthly basis.
Or you can choose to save towards your Christmas shopping by saving as little as £10 per month in the Christmas Club. You will receive all your vouchers at the end of November. 
 

Participating Supermarkets:

• Tesco - (3% donation): these can be spent in any Tesco store and online at www.tesco.com/direct, BUT, you cannot use Tesco Gift Cards to buy groceries, books or clothing online yet.
• Waitrose/John Lewis (4% donation): these can be used in any Waitrose or John Lewis store and online.
• Once you have ordered your voucher please remember to set up your direct debit using the details below:

Bank Name: Lloyds TSB
Bank Address: High Street, Berkhamsted
Account Name: Northchurch St Marys School Association
Sort Code: 30-90-73
Account Number: 00695978
Reference: Your name

We're delighted to be partnering with Treasure Map Trails: direct collection from school means we are able to bring you their Berkhamsted Treasure Map Trail at a 20% discount!

Founded in 2020, Treasure Map Trails is the brainchild of Daniel Johnson, a Bedfordshire dad looking for new ways of entertaining his young children. They loved the idea of a treasure map, but coming up with clues that would suit the different ages proved impossible. So, equipped with a camera phone, notebook and some sketchy local history, they took a stroll through Leighton Buzzard and discovered a host of fascinating treasures. The idea of creating treasure maps of real towns, with picture clues for children, was born.  

The maps we have created are a great way to get children interested in the history of their local towns. Treasures are works of art, statues, quirky creations and eye-catching features that they'll see if they look up, look down and pay close attention to their surroundings. Each map uses a fantasy theme to grab your child's interest, and includes real street layouts and recognisable buildings to help them (and you) find their way around.

Every Treasure Map Trail is based around a small section of a real town, aiming for no more than one mile between the two furthest points so that little legs don't get too tired. And we keep things simple by giving your kids a helping hand and showing them where to look for treasures. If things get really tough, there are clues on the back of the map.

Theres no need to complete a map in one go. If you only have a few minutes to spare, you can find a treasure or two, and come back to do the rest another day. With every map completed, your child moves up one rank in the Treasure Map Trails Academy, from Cadet to Captain to Explore to Adventurer and finally a Treasure Hunter Master, earning their very own certificate each time. 

But most of all, Treasure Map Trails are a fun way to get out and about with your family.

And all for less than the price of a couple of coffees and cakes.

We're delighted to be partnering with Treasure Map Trails!

Founded in 2020, Treasure Map Trails is the brainchild of Daniel Johnson, a Bedfordshire dad looking for new ways of entertaining his young children. They loved the idea of a treasure map, but coming up with clues that would suit the different ages proved impossible. So, equipped with a camera phone, notebook and some sketchy local history, they took a stroll through Leighton Buzzard and discovered a host of fascinating treasures. The idea of creating treasure maps of real towns, with picture clues for children, was born.  

The maps they have created are a great way to get children interested in the history of their local towns. Treasures are works of art, statues, quirky creations and eye-catching features that they'll see if they look up, look down and pay close attention to their surroundings. Each map uses a fantasy theme to grab your child's interest, and includes real street layouts and recognisable buildings to help them (and you) find their way around.

Every Treasure Map Trail is based around a small section of a real town, aiming for no more than one mile between the two furthest points so that little legs don't get too tired. And we keep things simple by giving your kids a helping hand and showing them where to look for treasures. If things get really tough, there are clues on the back of the map.

There's no need to complete a map in one go. If you only have a few minutes to spare, you can find a treasure or two, and come back to do the rest another day. With every map completed, your child moves up one rank in the Treasure Map Trails Academy, from Cadet to Captain to Explore to Adventurer and finally a Treasure Hunter Master, earning their very own certificate each time. 

But most of all, Treasure Map Trails are a fun way to get out and about with your family.

And all for less than the price of a couple of coffees and cakes.

Autumn Term Chess Club - starts Tuesday 14th September, 3.30-4.30pm and runs for 10 sessions a term.

The tutor will be Mark Robinson from Chess in Schools and Communities.