Christmas 2012 we had yet another film screening we watched ELF it follows the story of a human baby who thinks he's an elf he grows up and wants to find his dad so travels to New York City where  he finds his dad. Everyone loved it and we had Pizza and popcorn it was great.

Wednesday 30th of January youth club made curry and chapatti bread it was really spicy but it was a yummy meal and everyone had a fun time making it. We watched a Werner Herzog film called How Much Wood Would A Wood Chuck Chuck and it was good. Also that morning we were on radio cumbria it was a great experience for all of us.

This week we are cooking a lawson park Duck it was killed by an unknown animal it is fully feathered and we are plucking and cooking it i wonder if it will taste nice.  

Birmingham Trip

The youth group  went to Birmingham to the IKON building to meet with their Youth Group. It was really good they have a good narrow boat. The boat goes a 3 mph. It is a canal boat they have to go through very narrow paths. The building was very good even the electric shock poles. We all got a chance to steer the boat it was very difficult  to steer and very narrow. 

Frieze Art Fair

Coniston Youth club went to London to help at Frieze Art Fair. At the Art Fair we sold out of juicy bags and we made £1023 pounds just on juicy bags and we had a Honesty shop stall which made a lot of money as well (almost 2000 pounds). The juicy bags were made using homemade cordial and a soda stream. It was popular because it was in a plastic bag with a straw. While we were in London we all went on the London eye  it was amazing and had a great view of London, we also went on a night tour by bus and got to see all of London's tourist attractions. The strangest thing that happened was a policemen posed for us at downing street. It was much busier than I thought, most of the people we saw were from different countries and spoke different languages than us.

Opera Cabaret

On sunday the 7th october we had a fantastic opera singer call Dawn Furness, she had talents of a angel, her voice is one that you can not compare to anyone else. The youth club sold homemade ice cream,wine and tea all at £1 each.  Also we raised money for the youth group and it was the first time we watched opera.

Can't Wait!

This week we are all looking forward to London where we are doing a stall in a (frieze) art fair. We looked at the hostel we are staying in online and it looks posh. It's only 3 minutes away from the Thames. This week we are also making trilillionaires shortbread and flapjack ready for London.

A day of Making for Frieze Art Fair

Today at youth club we have been making kimchi and blackberry and apple jam. When we were making kimchi we chopped cabbage, fresh ginger and garlic we will salt the cabbage over night and then add the other ingredients tomorrow night. then we add the special korean red pepper chilli powder. With the apple and blackberry jam we cooked in a big pot where we boiled it and put it to set in the fridge. 

Chocolate Fight! In Coniston.

The Youth Club fight over chocolate!

Coniston Youth club made chocolate flapjack and juicy bags to sell in our Honesty shop.

Price
Flapjack        80p ( Plain)
Chocolate covered flapjack £1.00

Juicy bags 50p Each ( Ideal for walkers)

We are also testing the Juicy Bags for when the Youth Club go to London to the Frieze Art Fair.


Hopefully we will be able to sell loads to make money for our youth club.

GET DOWN TO THE HONEST SHOP TO TRY THEM OUT!!!

The story so far

All of us Coniston youth club thought it would be quite good but we didn't expect the club to be all boys but a few girls came once. We do a lot things like cooking, building our shed and feeding the piglets up at Lawson park. We make food for shows, make food for film nights, we also have had a group from Birmingham staying up here, we took them up to Tarn hows and went mushrooming around the shores of the tarn. Grizedale arts also has an honesty shop based in Coniston institute.

 

adverts

This week we have been making advertisements to show at the film night. One of them is about our honesty shop and the other is about our brand new library! The film we are showing is going to be "Son of Rambow".

Son of Rambow

This week Coniston Youth club has been organising a film night for Wednesday the 22nd of August. We will be screening  The Son of Rambow. It starts at 6:30 pm to 8:30 pm at Coniston Institute. It's £3.50  per person including Lasagne, Garlic bread and sticky toffee pudding with ice-cream Come along and watch!