Local Information and Events
Please Collect Aldi Stickers
If you shop at Aldi and spend more than £30, you will be given a sticker. Please can you hand it into school to add to a poster. When we collect 300 stickers we can submit it for a chance to win the big money and to get free kit. Please click here for further information.
The competition runs between the 6th of Sept and the 18th of November.
Please ask family and friends to collect too.
CAN Network Newsletter
Please click here to view the September CAN Network newsletter.
Learning Disability Partnership
Please click the links below to view information from the Learning Disability Partnership:
Learning Disability Partnership letter Sept 19
Learning Disability Partnership leaflet
Learning Disability Roadshow poster
CLASP leaflet (Caring, Listening And Supporting Partnership)
Optalis Supported Employment leaflet
Learning Disability job advert Sept 19
Fused glass course October 2019
Wokingham Active Kids - October 19 half term brochure
Please click here to view the Wokingham Active Kids - October 19 half term brochure
Reading Families Forum AGM
Please click here to view information about the Reading Families Forum AGM being held on 25 September and to which they would like invite parents and carers of disabled and/or special needs children. Please click here to view their Annual Report.
Stepping Stones Down Syndrome Training Programme 2019-20
Please click here to view the Stepping Stones Down Syndrome Training Programme 2019-20
Woodley Town Council Newsletter
Please click here to read the Woodley Town Council Newsletter August newsletter
Bike to School Week - September 2019
Please click here to view information about Bike to School Week - September 2019
Bobicats Disability Football Sessions
Please click here and here to view information about Bobicats Disability Football Sessions being held in September and October.
Mencap Newsletter
Please click here to view the August 19 newsletter from Wokingham and Bracknell Mencap
Wokingham Active Kids Summer 2019 programme
Please click the following links for further information:
Wokingham Active Kids Summer 2019 programme
Loddon – Week 1, Week 2, Week 3, Week 4, Week 5, Week 6
St. Crispins – Week 1, Week 2, Week 3, Week 4, Week 5, Week 6
Swings & Smiles
Swings & Smiles offer a supportive play environment for children with special needs and their whole family. Please click the following links for further information:
Cycling Club – Down’s Sydrome
The 2019 Cycling Club for children and young people with Down's Syndrome runs in Newbury every August. This year it is taking place from 19-22 August. Please click here for further information.
The club is run by Caroline Lane, a qualified and highly-experienced cycling trainer. All participants are supported by a 1:1 helper, and sometimes 2:1, as needed. This will be the 8th year we have run this club and over that time Caroline and our supporters have assisted many children and young people with Down's Syndrome to practise their pedalling, learn to ride and have fun cycling.
Family Learning Courses
Please click the links below for information about Family Learning Courses:
- Fun Healthy Eating for Families, 30th August, Ambleside
- Learn with Lego, 31st July or 28th August, Wokingham or Finchampstead Library
- Storytelling and Puppets, 27th August, Wokingham Library
Bobicats Disability Football
Please find attached flyer about Bobicats Disability Football in September and October.
Wokingham Libraries
Please click here to view information from Wokingham Libraries, who are running a Teen Reading challenge during the summer holidays.
Mencap Job Vacancies
Please click here to view an advert for job vacancies being advertised by Mencap.
Police Force Open Day – 10 August 2019
Please click here to view information about a Thames Valley Police (TVP) Open Day on Saturday 10 August
Ice Sports Centre
Please click here to view information about an Ice Sports Centre.
Tom and Vincent's London Transport Challenge
Tom and Vincent are raising money for charity and are hoping for your support.
The Tom and Vincent London Transport Challenge is to travel on loads of different types of transport on Sunday 8th September. They aim to travel on trains, boats, buses, bikes and even a high speed lift.... They are raising money for four charities: Addington Association, Me2 Club, Thumbs Up Club and Challengers.
This link will take you to their JustGiving page: https://www.justgiving.com/teams/tomandvincent
Reading Families Forum
Please click here to view a flyer about a coffee evening, to discuss SEND provision, being held on 10 July 2019.
CAN Network Newsletter
Please click here to view the June 2019 CAN Network Newsletter.
Woodley Town Council Newsletter
Please click here to view the June 2019 Woodley Town Council Newsletter.
Business Enterprise
We have an exciting new business enterprise project where we are personalizing items, these include water bottle, coffee mugs, notebooks and glasses. Items are personalized with your choice of colour and wording. Please see our Business Enterprise page for further information and order forms.
Football Fun day on Sunday 30th June at the Madejski Stadium
Please click here to view information about a Football Fun day being held on Sunday 30th June at the Madejski Stadium.
Chickenpox in School
A child in Early Years is currently away from school with a confirmed case of Chickenpox.
Vulnerable children - Some medical conditions make children vulnerable to infections that would rarely be serious in most children, these include those being treated for Leukemia or other cancers, on high doses of steroids and with conditions that seriously reduce immunity. These children are particularly vulnerable to chickenpox, if exposed to these, the parent/carer should be informed promptly and further medical advice sought.
Pregnancy - Anyone who has not had Chickenpox is potentially vulnerable to the infection. If a pregnant woman develops a rash or is in direct contact with someone with a potentially infectious rash, this should be investigated by a doctor. Chickenpox can affect the pregnancy if a woman has not already had the infection. Report exposure to midwife and GP at any stage of pregnancy. The GP and antenatal carer will arrange a blood test to check for immunity.
SEN Multi Sports Camp – 2.8.19
Please click here to view a flyer about an SEN Multi Sports camp being held on 2 August.
Wheelchair Clinic
The next wheelchair clinic is 17th July 2019. Please call 0118 3226706/0118 322 7017 to book a slot.
Happy Bag Collection – Monday 24th June
Don’t forget the next Happy School Bag collection of unwanted clothes and shoes etc is on Monday 24th June. Please see the flyer for details of what you can donate!
Such an easy way to raise money for school…last time we raised over £400!
Thank you all in advance for your help!
Reading College Open Event 22 June 2019
Please click links to view information from Reading College:
Creative Arts Exhibition Flyer
Learning Disabilities Week – 17-23rd June 2019
Please click links to view the following:
Learning Disability Week Programme of Events
Rose Buddies Learning Disability Week activities
Visiting RSPB Farms on 9 June
Please click here to view information from the RSPB about visiting farms
FestForAll – 13 July 2019
Special guest confirmed to perform at FestForAll on Saturday 13 July - X factor finalist Danyl Johnson will be performing!
Other acts include:
The Addingtones
Phoenix
HopeGene
Reading Mencap Choir
Joanne Rowlands
PS Finn
Dave Bedford
plus, games and hands on activities for the whole family to enjoy.
Early Bird tickets are still available. Send your request and money (no form needed) to the Creative Arts office.
Please see attached poster for details.
Baby and Toddler Nearly New Sale
Please click here for information about a Baby and Toddler Nearly New Sale being held on 7th July at Leighton Park School.
Father’s Day Gifts
If you need any last minute father’s day gifts then we have pint tankards, hip flasks and balloons available - please see attached order form. Order forms need to be returned by next Tuesday, 11th June, to allow production to happen.
Summer Reading Challenge Young Volunteers
Our local libraries are seeking volunteers to help with their Summer Reading Challenge. This is what they say:
Aged 16 to 24? Do you enjoy reading? Do you enjoy working with children and want to volunteer? Then helping with the Summer Reading Challenge in libraries in Wokingham Borough Libraries may be for you.
We are looking for young people who can encourage children to take part in and complete this year’s Summer Reading Challenge, Space Chase and help out with Library duties and children’s activities in the library.
It’s fun and a great addition to your CV and you have the chance to give something back to your local community.
The volunteering opportunities will be at Wokingham, Woodley and Lower Earley Libraries from Monday 29 July to Friday 30 August 2019.
Before you start you will receive full training, for more information contact volunteer@wokingham.gov.uk or call 0118 974 6263, view their poster or visit https://wp.me/p5mHbU-3Jc
Optalis
Please click here to view the Optalis May 19 newsletter and here to view a poster about their summer ball.
Bracknell and Wokingham Mencap
Please click here to see the latest information from Wokingham Mencap
Wokingham Bikeathon – 30th June 2019
Click here to view a poster about Wokingham Bikeathon on Sunday 30th June 2019.
Half term Cycling Event – 29 May 2019
Click here to view a poster about a free family cycling event at Dinton Pastures during half term.
Thumbs Up Club Bookings – Summer 2019
Please see attached letter from Thumbs Up Club about booking places at the club this summer
FestForAll – 13 July 2019
Early bird tickets are now available for the FestForAll on 13th July. Please see attached poster for details.
KatKanu Special Needs Sessions
Please click here to view information about KatKanu special needs sessions at Wokingham Waterside Centre.
Waitrose Green Tokens
The Association has been chosen in the Waitrose green token scheme in Woodley for the next month. If you shop there, please put your tokens in our box as the more tokens we get the more money they donate towards the sensory garden project.
May half term activities in local libraries
Please click here for information about activities in local libraries during May half term.
Bracknell Samaritans Run - 29th June 2019
The Bracknell Samaritans Run is a local 5k, 10k and Teddy Bear Kids Run and will be held on Saturday 29th June 2019; please click here for further information.
CAN Network
Please click here to view the May 19 CAN Network newsletter
Addington Success at Newbury Challenge 2019
Horticulture students at Addington had a successful result at the 2019 Newbury Challenge. Competing with all Berkshire schools, Addington students really impressed the judges and were awarded a trophy for finishing as runners up. Well done to all the team! Please see attached flyer for photos.
Neurodiversity Celebration Week - 13-17 May 2019
This week is Neurodiversity Celebration Week. Neurodiversity is the concept that neuro(brain) differences should be recognised and respected, just as any other human differences are. These brain differences can include ADHD, Autism, Dyspraxia, Dyslexia, Tourette Syndrome, Dyscalculia and many others.
This week in school we have information and posters up about some of these neurological differences, including highlighting various celebrities who have shared about living and thriving with these differences.
The following YouTube videos give examples of a few of these differences:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7_LIC-9rEi0
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RbwRrVw-CRo
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=11r7CFlK2sc
Here is a link to the website https://www.neurodiversity-celebration-week.com/
Wokingham Wellbeing Week- May 13th-19th
Events are being held and details can be found at
https://en-gb.facebook.com/wokinghamwellbeingweek/
Tiny Cribs – help needed!
A parent has sent this message requesting empty Carte d’Or ice cream tubs and white/cream/pale yellow yarn to help with making Tiny Cribs for the RBH:
I’m voluntarily helping a nurse who works at the RBH with making tiny cribs for the babies born after miscarriages. The cribs are knitted/crocheted and based around an empty Carte d’Or ice cream tub, which sounds awful but as you’ll see from the picture below, they do look crib-like when finished.
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Any tubs could be handed to Daisy in Swan class.
Thanks, any white/cream/pale yellow yarn would also be welcomed, these colours are specified as the babies are sometimes born too soon for a gender to be identified.
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Summertime Ball – Saturday 29th June 2019
The Association’s Summertime Ball is taking place on Saturday 29th June. Please see attached flyer for details and contact Suky to buy your tickets. Tickets cost £40 and will be available until Friday 24th May. The flyer states that the price will be increasing to £43, but this is no longer the case.
Wargrave Girls Football
Wargrave Women and Girls FC is the largest girls only football club in the UK, and sister club to Reading Women. They are now taking new registrations for years 1 to 6 girls football. For more info, please see attached flyer or visit their website. http://www.wargravegirlsfc.co.uk
Free Girls Golf Taster session - Saturday 4th May 2019
Please click here to view a flyer about a FREE golf session for girls.
Woodley Carnival Queens and Kings Competition
Please see attached flyer for information about the Carnival Queens and Kings competition being held at 7pm on Friday 17th May at the Oakwood Centre, Headley Road, Woodley. There are 2 age categories (Junior school or secondary school age) and entrants must either live in Woodley or go to school in Woodley at the time of the competition.
Relationships & Sex Education Information
The legislation around Relationships and Sex Education (RSE) is changing and schools have been issued with new guidance. The Department of Education is proposing that schools are required to teach relationships education at primary school, relationships and sex education (RSE) at secondary school and health education at all state-funded schools.
We have always taught RSE at Addington and after revising our schemes of work in light of the new guidance, they have been carefully designed with age appropriate materials and resources.
To this end, we would like to invite you in to school to attend an information evening to share this curriculum. The presentation will also include information on:
- The importance of the RSE education for all of our pupils
- The reviewed RSE policy
- Assessment tool
- Resources
- Ideas to extend learning at home.
There are two presentations available for you to attend: Monday 13th May - (9:30-10:30) or Wednesday 15th May - (18:30-19:30)
Please RSVP if you are able to attend (stating which session) via danny.blatchford@addington.wokingham.sch.uk
Wokingham Active Kids
Please click here to view the May 2019 Wokingham Active Kids brochure.
National Autism Strategy Survey
In April 2014 the government published ‘Think Autism’, a strategy for meeting the needs of autistic adults in England. The strategy supports the Autism Act 2009.
The strategy is currently being reviewed to include the needs of children, they are looking for the views of parents and professionals. Please click on this link to access the survey and add your opinion: https://consultations.dh.gov.uk/autism/2e4ae18d/
Thames Valley Adventure Playground Charity sponsored Walk in the Park 2019 – 8 June 2019
TVAP would like you to support them by joining their sponsored Walk in the Park on 8 June 2019, please click here for further details and to view a poster.
BOBIcats Football Sessions
Twyford Comets FC are starting sessions for age 4-8 children with disabilities at Goals, Woodley, please click here for further information.
United Mile Event
This is a message from Steph Johnson Head of Reading Rockets Community Programme:
I have attached an invite to a Special Olympics event which is happening in London at the end of May. The aim of the event is make people more aware of SEN and unified sport and also give people the opportunity to have a go at some of the sports. As part of the day there is a Unified mile which aims to see as many runners, walkers, wheel chair users completing the mile which finishes at Buckingham Palace!
I will be going to the event and also taking part in the mile. If any of you would like to come along to the event and take part in the mile with me that would be awesome.
The invite is open to friends and families also.
If you would like to join me instead of registering on the link just drop me a personal email (steph.johnson@readingrockets.co.uk) and I can collate the names my end.
I have to let Special Olympics know by the 15th of May how many people we may have coming.
Many Thanks
Steph Johnson
Head of Reading Rockets Community Programmes
SEN Basketball Lead
Head of Mental Health and Sport Initiatives (A.S.P.I.R,E)
Tel: 07796922054
Parent running Marathon to raise money for Thumbs Up Club
Matthew Croft, the father of one of our students, will be raising money by running the London Marathon in aid of the Thumbs Up Club. This is what he says:
"At the end of the month I will be fulfilling a long held ambition and will be running the London Marathon. I’ve done lots of half marathons, but never a full one.
I have decided to fund raise for Thumbs Up Club, who are a charity close to our heart given that Harry attends and we also know some of the fantastic people who run the Club, notably Kirsty.”
If you would like to support Matthew’s fundraising efforts by sponsoring him, this is the link to his Just Giving page:
https://www.justgiving.com/fundraising/matthew-croft5
World Autism Awareness Day – 2 April 2019
This week is World Autism Awareness Week (1-7 April) and today is World Autism Awareness Day, which is an internationally recognized day on 2 April every year. It was instituted in 2007 to increase world awareness of the millions of autistic children in our world. The focus of World Autism Awareness Day 2019 is “Assistive Technologies, Active Participation”. Awareness day promotes the need to support and enhance the state of life of those with autism so that they can live life to the fullest.
The National Autistic Society has released a new video clip 'What is Autism?'
Further information about World Autism Awareness Day can be found on the United Nations Website
Wokingham Libraries Information
Please click here to see what is happening in our local libraries at this time of year
Auction Catalogue for Coffee Morning 3.4.19
Please click here to view the Auction Catalogue for the auction of upcycled goods being held at the Association Coffee Morning on 3rd April. Please note people are able to place pre-auction bids if they are unable to attend. Slips for the pre-auction bids can be printed from the last page of the Auction Catalogue and these need to be to Kestrel class by 4 pm on Tuesday.
Wokingham Active Kids
Please click here to view the 2019 Active Kids brochure giving information about school holiday activities.
CAN Network
Please click here to view the March 2019 CAN Network newsletter.
Disability Cycling Sessions
Please see attached poster for information about cycling sessions being held at Palmer Park Sports Stadium.
Football Executive Box Raffle
The uncle of a member of staff has kindly donated a raffle prize to raise money for the school. The prize is: an executive box for up to 10 people to watch the Reading vs Preston match at Madjeski stadium on the 30th March. This includes match tickets and a finger buffet and is worth £1500. Please click here to view poster giving details.
Tickets are £1.50 each or £5 for a strip and the raffle will be drawn on Monday 25th March.
If you would like to purchase some raffle tickets, please send the correct money in an envelope marked “Football Raffle – Eagle Class”. Please include your name and your child’s name and class so that we can send the tickets home to you via your child’s diary.
SEN Basketball Easter Camp
Please click here to view information about an SEN Basketball Easter Camp
Bracknell Hornets Ice Hockey game – 23.3.19
Please click here to view information about discounted tickets for Bracknell Hornets Ice Hockey game on 23 March 2019, at which they will also be raising money for Breast Cancer Care.
Extract about our Interns from the J&J monthly newsletter
The Pinewood, UK, team have commenced apprenticeships with five Addington School students, a special needs school that works together with charities and business to give young adults an opportunity to experience work. They have joined Catering, Post-room, Staff Shop, Maintenance and Reception to learn new skills. “We are very much grateful for having them in our team,” says Adam Coppins, Assistant Facilities Manager. “They have really excelled with us and very quickly become part of the team. It is amazing to be a in a position to offer these young people the opportunity to become independent and grow within a working environment - they have so far exceeded all expectations. Ayesha, our catering intern, has launched her own cake range from the Costa outlet, and even asked to come to work during half term.”
Pinewood has also received a super refresh in the restaurant, all supported by the new food and HF2020 branding. “We launched a fantastic street food pop-up offer ‘Planted – Oumph!’ as well,” says Joanna Siembab, Thames Valley Food Services Manager. “All Thames Valley UK sites are now running the same menu cycle across all four sites, this ticks our standardisation project. I’m looking forward to making sure we commit to it.” They also got into the romantic mood in February with a range of Valentines cupcakes across all the sites. Great news Pinewood.
Optalis Out and About
Please click here for information about activities being offered by Optalis in April.
Wokingham Learning Disability Partnership Board
Please click here to view the latest information from the Wokingham Learning Disability Partnership Board
Football Executive Box Raffle
The uncle of a member of staff has kindly donated a raffle prize to raise money for the school. The prize is: an executive box for up to 10 people to watch the Reading vs Preston match at Madjeski stadium on the 30th March. This includes match tickets and a finger buffet and is worth £1500.
Tickets are £1.50 each or £5 for a strip and the raffle will be drawn on Monday 25th March.
If you would like to purchase some raffle tickets, please send the correct money in an envelope marked “Football Raffle – Eagle Class”. Please include your name and your child’s name and class so that we can send the tickets home to you via your child’s diary.
Happy Bag Collection
The school is holding a textile collection for the Happy School Bag Fundraising Scheme. This scheme is designed to help schools to raise funds and to help the environment by diverting discarded but reusable textiles away from landfill.
To take part you simply need to fill plastic bags with unwanted but clean clothing. They accept both children’s and adult clothes including paired shoes, accessories (hats, belts, handbags, etc…), soft toys and bed linen (click here to view a poster with further information). The Happy School Bag van will be collecting from our school on Monday 18th March.
Mother’s Day Boxes orders
Following on from the success of our Reindeer and Valentines’ boxes, our students will now be producing Mother’s Day boxes which are available to order.
Order forms have been sent home and should be returned by Monday 18th March. There are different coloured boxes available, so if you wish for a particular colour, please make your choice on the order form, otherwise it will be a “pot luck” selection.
A huge thank you to those who have supported us, so far we have raised approximately £600 profit for the sensory garden project and £250 for Autism Berkshire.
The Law and Young People with SEND – FREE Information Session 25 March 2019
This free training session will cover the key legal duties in relation to health, education and social care for children and young people aged 0-25. Parents/carers wishing to attend will need to book a place. Please click here for further information.
Coffee and Play evening – 3 April 2019
Reading Families Forum are holding a coffee and play evening on 3 April 2019 at Krazy Play Days in Tilehurst. They want to talk to parents and carers about new funding for young people’s mental health in Reading. Please click here for further information.
Miller's Ark Animals
Click here to view information about Lambing Open Days with Miller's Ark.
Disabled Living March 19 newsletter
Please click here to view the March Disabled Living newsletter.
Young Minds Emergency Messenger Service
Please click here for information about Young Minds, which is a service which aims to support young people with their mental health.
Mayor of Bracknell’s Spring Soiree
Please click here to view an invitation to the Mayor of Bracknell’s Spring Soiree to be held on 22 March 2019 (click here to view map).
SEND Inspection – 11-15th March 2019
Please click here to view a letter regarding an inspection of Wokingham local area’s effectiveness in identifying and meeting the needs of, and improving outcomes for, children and young people who have special educational needs and/or disabilities (SEND).
Lions Funfest - 30 June 2019
Please click here to view information about the Lions Funfest which is a free event for children with disabilities or additional needs, together with their families and helpers.
Optalis Out and About
Optalis have a few spaces left on some of their March activities, please click here for further information.
Windsor Castle now have a Changing Places Facility
Windsor Castle now have a Changing Places Facility and are hoping that this will act as an incentive for more families with children with complex needs and disabilities to visit them. Please click here to view a letter giving further information.
They are also looking for families to act as a user panel to talk to them about whether they are getting the visitor experience right.
Reading Families Forum Information Afternoon - 9 March 2019
Please see the attached flyer giving information about an Information Afternoon being held at South Reading Leisure Centre on 9 March.
Many organisations will be there giving information.
Ducklings in School
Willow Class are having duckling eggs delivered next Monday 4th March. They should hatch around Wednesday 6th March. We will be setting up a webcam with a link on our website so that the children can watch their progress.
Wokingham Active Tots Sports Sessions
Please click the following links to view information about:
Active Tots Sports sessions (Mini-Soccer, gym and dance)
DJ Gary news report
On Friday night, BBC South Today showed a news report about our DJ teacher DJ Gary and his work at Addington. This is because Gary was performing at the Oscars this weekend.
The news report includes interviews with some of our students and also shows them DJ-ing, as well as an interview with Rhona and Gary. Please click here to view .
Expansion of Addington School
Please find details on this link regarding an information evening next Wednesday 27th February regarding the expansion of Addington School. This evening is being run by Wokingham Borough Council and is open to the public.
“Need A Little Help” Children’s’ Theatre production
Please click here to view information about an interactive Children’s’ production at South Street Arts Centre on Saturday 23 March 2019.
Beechwood College Transition Flyer
Beechwood College, a specialist SEN further Education College is hosting a Transition Workshop, please click here for further information.
Mayor of Bracknell’s Spring Soiree
Please click here to view an invitation to the Mayor of Bracknell’s Spring Soiree to be held on 22 March 2019 (click here to view map).
BOBicats Disability Football Sessions
Please click here to view information about FREE BOBicats Disability Football Sessions. The poster states 5-8 years but we have been advised that there is flexibility to take children up to 10 years old.
Association Upcoming Events
The Association’s next Committee Meeting is on Tuesday 26th February at 14 Sutcliffe Avenue, Earley. RG6 7JW. They will also be holding an Easter Coffee morning in school on Wednesday 3rd April; details will follow after half-term; the Easter Raffle will be drawn at this.
Car Parking
The staff overflow car park is currently in a very bad condition and the Council are repairing it this week (11-15.2.19). For this reason members of staff who would normally use that car park have to re-locate to the main car park and parents and visitors may therefore find the car park more congested than usual. This is a temporary situation which should resolve once the repair has been completed.
Events at Reading Museum - February Half Term
Please click here to view a flyer giving details of events being held at Reading Museum during February half term week (18-23 February).
National Citizenship Programme
Please click here to view information about the National Citizenship Programme which is available to 15-17 year olds and takes place during school holidays.
CAN Network
Please click here to view the January newsletter from the CAN Network.
Reading Families Forum
Please click here to view events being offered by the Reading Families Forum, including an Information and Fun Afternoon on 9 March 2019.
Children’s Mental Health Week – 4-10 February 2019
It is Children's Mental Health week and 'Time to Talk day' on the 07/02/19 aims to encourage people to have a conversation about Mental Health. More information can be sought at www.time-to-change.org.uk/timetotalkday and Children's Mental Health Week 2019 (4-10 February)
The Association want help to find a prize winner
Does anyone know a Sara Gyawali? We have been trying to contact her as she won one of the Association’s Christmas draw prizes and despite efforts to contact her, she has not come forward. If the prize is not collected by 15th February, we will draw a new ticket.
Optalis April Activity Weekend
Message from Optalis to say that places for weekends away have been selling like hot cakes and they now only have 2 places left on the April activity weekend so to please let them know asap if you would like a place for your son/daughter.
Change to School Dinner today (4.2.19)
Due to the closure of the school on Friday due to snow, the kitchen did not receive their delivery. There is therefore no meat option on the menu today and the meal for everyone will be cheese and tomato pizza.
Expansion of Addington School
Wokingham Borough Council has approved an expansion to Addington. Please click here for further information.
Bracknell and Wokingham Mencap