Teatime at Polwhele House, Cornwall

March 11, 2013 - PRLog -- NEWS ALERT

TO: News Desk
FROM: Polwhele House
DATE:  11th March 2013

Teatime at Polwhele House

The children at Truro based Independent School, Polwhele House, held a special event to thank their mums and grandmas last Friday.

On Friday March 8, children from aged three to 13 helped to serve a Mother’s Day tea after school in the new dining room and then presented their mums and grandmas with posies of flowers.

30 mums and 6 grandmas attended the event, with 40 children.

Mum of Isabella, Tina Davis, said:
“It was a lovely afternoon and such a treat to be served tea by all of the children.  The flowers were a lovely touch and it was a special Mother’s Day.”

One of the children, Vivienne said:
“My mum looks after me, so I enjoyed looking after her for a nice change.  Spoiling my mum, along with my friends, was great fun.”

Headmaster of Polwhele House, Alex McCullough, enjoyed the afternoon saying:
“All of the children were fantastic and the mums and grandmas had a wonderful time.  I wanted to thank all of the children and parents who made it possible.”

For further information about Polwhele House, please visit http://polwhelehouse.co.uk

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EDITOR’S NOTES

CONTACT: Helen Mulhern at Eventy – Marketing & PR on helen@eventy.co.uk / 01326 376273

PHOTO:  Please find attached two photos of mothers with their daughters at the event who are quoted – names as per the captions.  Please do not use the surnames of the children in the editorial/captions. Higher res available on request.

About Polwhele House
Polwhele House is a co-educational school for children from the age of three to thirteen. The staff are passionate about education, believing that the right education sets children off on the path of self-discovery – creating a life-long love of learning; preparing them to take their place in the world.  In beautiful grounds, the house is steeped in history and visitors are encouraged to experience the sight and sound of children enjoying their work and play.