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Free screening of the National Emergency Briefing heads to Abingdon
A free community event in Abingdon this September invites us to explore the latest climate science & discuss how we can make a difference.
Can you spot the nut-stashing Nuthatch this autumn?
Dorking & District Local RSPB Group welcomes anyone interested in enjoying nature, this month they invite you to look for a nut-stashing Nuthatch.
Autumn Education Guide 2026
Discover Round & About’s Autumn Education Guide 2026 – from adult courses and teaching children to read to SEN and dyslexia support.
The extra support helping children with additional needs thrive at school
As more children receive SEN support, families and schools are looking for new ways to meet complex needs.
From lower to middle to upper school: navigating Windsor’s unique education system
Here’s how parents can prepare for each transition and support children with SEND.
Marlborough LitFest celebrates George Michael, great writers and the joy of reading
Marlborough LitFest returns in September with Sathnam Sanghera exploring the legacy of George Michael, authors & free schools events.
What was school really like in Britain in the early 1960s?
Richard Perceval Graves’ new memoir, Imperial Dreams, offers a fascinating glimpse into school, childhood and British society during the early 1960s.
600 Oxfordshire children to meet Adam Kay and Henry Paker at Wantage Literary Festival
Adam Kay and Henry Paker are heading to The Beacon to inspire more than 600 young readers as part of Wantage Literary Festival.
How GASP Motor Project is helping Surrey young people find confidence through hands-on learning
Guildford-based GASP Motor Project is helping hundreds of young people build confidence, practical skills and qualifications.
How dance, drama and art are helping Surrey children learn with confidence
Surrey charity Delight uses dance, drama, art and storytelling to help children develop confidence, creativity and resilience.
From AI to archaeology: explore lifelong learning at Oxford
From archaeology to AI and health sciences, discover flexible courses designed for adult learners at the University of Oxford.
Free screening of the National Emergency Briefing heads to Abingdon
A free community event in Abingdon this September invites us to explore the latest climate science & discuss how we can make a difference.
Marlborough LitFest celebrates George Michael, great writers and the joy of reading
Marlborough LitFest returns in September with Sathnam Sanghera exploring the legacy of George Michael, authors & free schools events.
From Henry VIII to Danny Dyer: bestselling historian Tracy Borman brings the Tudors to Aylesbury
Best-selling historian Professor Tracy Borman, who helped Danny Dyer discover his royal roots, brings Tudors on Tour to Aylesbury in October.
Biodiversity Fun
This May half term, The Lexicon has teamed up with garden and nature specialists Little Muddy Boots, to demystify the meaning of biodiversity for children, in a fun and engaging way.
Sports Marketing In The Digital Age
The digital age has brought about a significant change in the way sports marketing operates.
Free screening of the National Emergency Briefing heads to Abingdon
A free community event in Abingdon this September invites us to explore the latest climate science & discuss how we can make a difference.
Marlborough LitFest celebrates George Michael, great writers and the joy of reading
Marlborough LitFest returns in September with Sathnam Sanghera exploring the legacy of George Michael, authors & free schools events.
From Henry VIII to Danny Dyer: bestselling historian Tracy Borman brings the Tudors to Aylesbury
Best-selling historian Professor Tracy Borman, who helped Danny Dyer discover his royal roots, brings Tudors on Tour to Aylesbury in October.
Biodiversity Fun
This May half term, The Lexicon has teamed up with garden and nature specialists Little Muddy Boots, to demystify the meaning of biodiversity for children, in a fun and engaging way.
Sports Marketing In The Digital Age
The digital age has brought about a significant change in the way sports marketing operates.
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‘Working at The Beacon feels very much like coming home’ – meet the Amersham headmaster making a difference
As the prep prepares to welcome girls for the first time, headmaster Nick Baker shares his thoughts on local life, education and the community he calls home
‘Working at The Beacon feels very much like coming home’ – meet the Amersham headmaster making a difference
As the prep prepares to welcome girls for the first time, headmaster Nick Baker shares his thoughts on local life, education and the community he calls home
‘Working at The Beacon feels very much like coming home’ – meet the Amersham headmaster making a difference
As the prep prepares to welcome girls for the first time, headmaster Nick Baker shares his thoughts on local life, education and the community he calls home
‘Working at The Beacon feels very much like coming home’ – meet the Amersham headmaster making a difference
As the prep prepares to welcome girls for the first time, headmaster Nick Baker shares his thoughts on local life, education and the community he calls home
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