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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.
Lucy Worsley reveals the surprising stories behind Britain’s monarchs
Lucy Worsley tells Liz Nicholls the surprising stories behind our monarchy ahead of the publication of her new book Queens and Kings.
Want to make a difference? Help a child discover the joy of reading with ABC to Read
ABC to Read is looking for more Berkshire volunteers to help children improve their literacy skills.
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.
The Gardens Trust’s annual conference is heading to Milton Keynes
A major conference in Milton Keynes this September will explore how greener thinking could help shape Britain’s next generation of communities.
From Amersham schoolboy to award-winning poet: myndstate on finding your voice
Award-winning Amersham poet myndstate proves you never know where your own story could lead.
The Oxfordshire charity helping children with dyslexia find their confidence
Discover how Oxfordshire Dyslexia Association’s Saturday School is helping children with dyslexia build confidence, develop skills and thrive at school.
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