Community Links
This blog will contain links to local clubs and events in the surrounding areas.
Read MoreIgnition Tennis - Summer Camps
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Read MoreJubilee Jets Holiday Club
Published 18/06/19, by Kim CowiePlease see flyer for more information
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Read MoreJubilee Cadets Woodland Holiday Club
Published 18/06/19, by Kim CowieJubilee Cadets Woodland Holiday Club
Read MoreGo Beanies Holiday Camps
Published 14/06/19, by Kim CowieLeaflets available in the school office
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Read MoreGirls Football Training - FREE!
Published 08/05/19, by Jane HoodPlease see flyer for information on FREE girls football training for 5-9 year olds at Ranikhet School
Read MoreAdult Social Care Recruitment Advertisement
Published 14/02/19, by Jane HoodPlease see flyer for a job opportunity with West Berkshire Council
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Reading Football Club
Published 14/02/19, by Jane HoodPlease see attached flyer for Reading Football Club
Read MoreTag Rugby Sessions
Published 03/12/18, by Jane HoodPlease see attached for information regarding Tag Rugby
Read MoreDance Classes
Published 22/11/18, by Jane HoodPlease see poster for details of local dance classes
Read MoreDidi Dance Classes
Published 01/11/18, by Jane HoodPlease see flyer for information regarding Diddi Dance classes for girls and boys
Read MoreTaekwon-Do Self Defence
Published 15/05/18, by Kim CowiePlease see attachment below for more information.
News!
Nursery Places Available
We have some spaces available in our Nursery for September 2019. If you are interested please call the school and we will be happy to help you with your enquiries.
Read moreYoung Carer's Awareness Day 2019
On the 31st January is Young Carer's Awareness Day. Current figures are that 1 in 5 secondary children have a caring role. The figures are 1 in 10 for children under the age of 10.
A young carer is someone under 18 who helps look after someone in their family, or a friend, who is ill, disabled or misuses drugs or alcohol. They will do many tasks like:
Practical tasks, such as cooking, housework or shopping.
Physical care, such as helping someone out of bed.
Emotional support, such as talking to someone who is distressed.
Personal care, such as helping someone dress.
Managing the family budget and collecting prescriptions.
Helping to give medicine.
Helping someone communicate.
Looking after brothers and sisters.
If you would like more information as to how to help a young carer. Please click on the link below.
West Berkshire Young Carers website
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