2008 NORSACA News Archive
12th December 2008
NORSACA Selected as Charity of the Week
Thanks to votes from our supporters and the general public, NORSACA was
selected as Optimist
World website’s charity of the week for the 4th – 11th
December. We now move forward to the second stage of the
website’s Charity of the Year competition, which will be taking place
in 2009.
Thank you for
your votes!
4th
December 2008
Will NORSACA be Charity of the Year?
NORSACA is
participating in the Charity of the
Year Competition on www.optimistworld.com
which will bring in a very welcome cash donation if we are successful.
Please visit the site and vote for
NORSACA between the 4th and 11th December.
Optimist
World is a website
dedicated to provide a more positive news agenda to sit alongside
mainstream media channels. As
well as uplifting Good News, the site also
investigates other aspects of everyday life which aim to inspire a
positive outlook: Optimist
Charities, Optimist
Companies, Optimist Sports and Optimist Travel are only
the beginning. The site is edited by seasoned world class journalists
but is also creating a community of optimists that share inspiring
stories and vote on their favourite charities
and companies each week.
1st October 2008
Autistic Student’s Art Exhibition
Sutton-in-Ashfield student Rhys Horner, who has autism, is to have his artwork included in an exhibition at a central Nottingham art gallery.
See document
5th September 2008
Party Cheer for Autism Charity
Newark resident, Chris Leach, held a birthday party in Newark on the 24th August and raised £300 for autism charity NORSACA.
See document
29th August 2008
Party Cheer for Autism Charity
King’s Clipstone resident, Jean North, held a garden party at her home on the 27th July and raised £600 for autism charity NORSACA.
See document
24th July 2008
Autism Charity Supported by Fundraising Party
Tugby resident, Jane Shears organised a party at her home to raise £605 for autism charity NORSACA recently.
See document
13th June 2008
Marathon Walk for Charity
Langwith resident Colin Draper raised £774 for autism charity NORSACA by walking over 25 miles last month. The walk took 8 hours and 20 minutes and went from Colin’s home to all five sites of Sutherland House School.
See document
6th May 2008
Local Autism Charity Organises Ground-Breaking Conference
Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire-based autism charity
NORSACA has organised a ground-breaking one-day conference at the East
Midlands Conference Centre, Nottingham.
See
document
4th April 2008
Students Celebrate 40 Years of Excellence
Students with autism from Sutherland House School are staging a drama show at the Djanogly Recital Hall, University Park, Nottingham.
See document
7th March 2008
New Developments at Sutherland House
School
Planned new developments are taking place in relation to Upper School.
See document
21st February 2008
SPECIALIST SCHOOL DESIGNATION
Sutherland House School are delighted that their
application for Specialist School Designation has been successful. This
will take effect from September 2008, and will bring funding to
progress a number of developments.
See
document
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