News, events and schools' information for families across Bath and West Wiltshire

Wera Hobhouse MP visits St John’s Catholic Primary to discuss the importance of education

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Wera Hobhouse, Liberal Democrat MP for Bath, recently visited St John’s Catholic Primary School to meet with Year 4, 5 and 6 students who had written her letters advocating for global access to education, inspired by Malala’s Magic Pencil, written by Malala Yousafzai – the renowned education activist and Nobel Peace Prize winner. The visit...

St Augustine’s Catholic College invites prospective students to a Sixth Form Open Evening

St Augustine's



St Augustine’s Catholic College in Trowbridge is excited to invite prospective Sixth Form students and their families to the Sixth Form Open Evening on Tuesday, December 5, from 6-8pm. This event offers an opportunity for students considering their post-16 education to experience the unique learning environment that defines St Augustine’s Sixth Form, where academic rigour,...

Review – Enya’s Watermark Album, presented by The Fulltone Orchestra at The Forum Bath

Fulltone Orchestra



Rob Bridges enjoys an evening of 1980s nostalgia with The Fulltone Orchestra’s interpretation of the classic album Watermark Following its triumphant Classical Hall of Fame concert earlier this year, The Fulltone Orchestra returned to The Forum Bath last night to showcase Enya’s iconic album of the late 80’s Watermark. The wonderful 30 piece orchestra was...

Swindon and Wiltshire’s Black history celebrated at Lawn Manor Academy

Lawn Manor Academy



The stories of pioneering Black voices, as well as Swindon and Wiltshire’s Windrush generation, have been the focus for pupils at Lawn Manor Academy for October’s Black History Month. This year’s national Black History Month theme is ‘Reclaiming Narratives’, underscoring a commitment to correcting historical inaccuracies and showcasing the untold success stories and the full...

Wiltshire sweeps the board at National Children and Young People Awards

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Wiltshire Council’s work with children and young people has gained national recognition after claiming four separate awards at a national event. The National Children and Young People’s Awards celebrate excellence in care for children, young people and families, showcase innovation and best practice in this area and pay tribute to those individuals or organisations who excel in...

Robots, bubbles and marvellous things in the half term family fun at the Pound in Corsham

Pound Arts



This half-term at The Pound is absolutely crammed with joyous family activities to keep little-ones entertained throughout the week. There are some truly spectacular live shows. Pre-schoolers will find joy and delight in You Are The Sun, a gentle and playful, sensory, folk-inspired opera for babies and adults. Primary aged children will be amazed by the...

Sheldon School awards evening honours students’ efforts and achievements

Sheldon School



Sheldon School recently held its annual Awards Evening to celebrate student achievement from the previous year. This is the most prestigious event on the school calendar, rewarding high standards of work, commitment and citizenship. Headteacher Peter Lynch emphasised the significance of the evening, stating, “This event not only celebrates our students’ achievements but also fosters...

Funding grants now available for young Wiltshire sporting stars

Wiltshire Council sports grants



Wiltshire Council’s Funding Future Olympians and Paralympians grants are now open for applications. The grants were made possible by the funds raised at the annual Wiltshire Business and Sports Gala Dinner, with two grants now available to support Wiltshire athletes with their training or competition needs. The grants available include: Sports Scholarship grant – £500 grant is...

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