CLUB MEETINGS - Most club meetings feature a demonstration about turning by an invited guest or club member. The group also have club nights, with a number of lathes being operated by members demonstrating various techniques and projects. There is a club shop selling sandpaper, finishing…
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Woolhampton Church of England Primary School is a small, rural school, where the uniqueness of the individual is recognised and valued. Our school has a distinctly welcoming and friendly Christian culture with high aspirations for every child characterised by our close links with parents and…
We are delighted to be able to offer all families comprehensive wrap around care from 7:40am until 5:15pm Monday through to Thursday and from 7:40am until 3:20pm on a Friday. Your child will be cared for, fed and enjoy a wide range of fun activities with…
The Wren School A Secondary Free School - opened 2015 Welcome to The Wren School – West Reading’s secondary Free School. The Wren School will be delivered by the Wren (West Reading Education Network) team in conjunction with the Wren School Academy Trust and enabled…
Yattendon Church of England Primary School is a small school that aims to provide big opportunities, enriching every pupil with a love of learning within a happy and inspirational environment. Our school is situated in a beautiful village location, delivering high quality educational provision for…
Sport in Mind, the charity that uses sport and physical activity to improve the lives of people experiencing mental health problems. This weekly session is free to attend, open to all abilities, delivered by a qualified instructor, Julie, and all equipment is provided.
Sport in Mind, the charity that uses sport and physical activity to improve the lives of people experiencing mental health problems. This session is open to all abilities, all equipment is provided, and is delivered by a qualified session leader, Helen.
It can be rewarding to care and help your family cope but you should still be able to relax and have some fun, which is what West Berkshire's Young Carers Project is all about. The aim of the project is to help by... reducing the amount…
Supporting Care Leavers and Homeless Young People aged 16-25 We help young people bridge the critical gap between leaving care and independent living. We also help young people move on to independence after being homeless. More than 11,000 young people, aged 16-18, left care last…
From Summer 2015 young people aged 16-18 have a statutory duty to participate in learning or training. The options available include full time education at school or college, an Apprenticeship, Traineeships, Supported Internships or other full time work including volunteering alongside part-time education or training,…
Download and keep this handy leaflet Your Guide to local mental wellbeing services Z Card/Leaflet listing useful information and contact details.
Personal alarm watch service Peace of mind at the push of a button - for you and your family. The YourStride personal alarm watch gets you the help you need when you need it most. It works in your home, your garden or when you’re…
Come and join our youth workers at Waterside Centre’s Youth Café for young people in secondary school MONDAY 4.30 – 6pm SCHOOL YEARS 7-9 Tuesday 4.30 - 6pm SCHOOL YEARS 10-13 Waterside Youth Cafe is FREE
Come and join our youth club climbing sessions where you can develop confidence and skills in an adventure setting! For young people in school years 5 - 13 (please refer to separate session information). Term time FRIDAYS. Please book your places via our online booking…
A mentor/buddy service for young people who need a helping hand to increase self - esteem to combat various hurdles which may be hindering them from education employment or training. Y.E.S partner with parents, schools and colleges to unleash talents in young people to empower…
The Youth Offending Team (YOT) is made up of social workers, education workers, a police officer, health worker, probation, restorative justice and youth workers. The team involves people from these different agencies to help access the services young people need to help turn them away from crime.…
Welcoming Home Educated young people, these sessions take place during the day. Working with a professional workshop leader, together the young people will develop essential life skills as well as learning and improving performance techniques such as improvising, character development and approaches to script. Each…
All our youth theatre activities at The Watermill are autism friendly, but Yes And & Ad Lib are sessions particularly aimed at young people aged 8 - 11 and 12 - 16 living with autism. Whether you have a diagnosis of autism, are waiting for…
A new Deaf and hearing drama group for young people and adults Whether you are D/deaf yourself, or CODA (children of deaf adults), or connected to the Deaf world in another way, we’d love to meet you. You must be 12 years or older but…
Weekly groups for young people with additional stressors in their lives to take time out, connect, and play. Gentle drama groups to clear your head, use your imagination, and explore the world, and theatre! Interlude, ages 8 - 12, Tuesdays, 3:30 - 5pm Interval,…