President David Baxter

Secretary - David Laws

Treasurer - Steven Catchpole

Vocational, Foundation, International chairman Paul Smith & Lee
Tel O1603 870381 / 01603 430573
Email

Club Service, Community, chairman Adrian Kingsland
Tel 07780998101
Email

PROJECTS FOR 2008 - 2009

Fellowship with discussion
One or two Rotarians will start a debate
about an issue of general interest -
no politics or religion of course.

Reepham Primary School
Working with the governors to improve the
amenities at the school.

Adult Literacy
Encouraging those who have missed out on
schooling to improve their lives by trying again.

Aquaboxes
Collecting items and assembling water treatment
boxes to be sent to families in disaster areas.

Art in the Community
Working with Reepham High School to place
student's work in businesses and public spaces.

Art Exhibition
The annual exhibition at the Aylsham Show, now
with a students' art competition.

Christmas in Reepham
Rotarians will be supporting the town's annual
get-together.

100 Club
Buy a number to contribute to Aquabox work and
win prizes.

Technology Tournament
A new challenge with other Rotary Clubs for
March 2008

Ongoing collections for charity 
Stamps
Printer Cartridges
Items for Aquabox

Aqua Box Progress so far

Since Boxing Day 2004 we have sent 200 Humanitarian Aqua Boxes, filled locally and despatched.
30 Aquabox 30s paid for and despatched centrally on our behalf.

To READ, PRINT OR DOWNLOAD list of what to put in an Aquabox in pdf format click here

Barry Howes & members of the Aqua box filling gang & other Rotarians having just completed filling 160 boxes since Xmas 2004.

Community Service Award   presentations

The Tony Poole Award for Conservation & the Environment at Reepham High School

VIRTUAL BABIES

The Club is keen and committed to support Reepham High School in various projects. Particularly "The Virtual Baby Project". Reepham Rotary has assisted the purchase of two babies, one of which has been used for a year providing girls (or boys) with as true life experience of rearing a baby, with it's many problems, as is possible. This has given pupils a sense of reality and hopefully the experience will make them more responsible during their teenage years, and reduce pregnancies. The reaction from pupils and staff was so positive that we assisted the purchase of a second doll with more advanced features. To see and read in more detail ....... 

THE EXCITEMENT OF SCIENCE

The Royal Institution.

NEXT YEAR John Tym and Robert Briggs will be organising another trip to The Faraday Centre for pupils at the Reepham High School. Previously it has been a great success and those that went seemed to get a lot of excitement and fully appreciate the effort John & Robert had put into the day.