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Mayville’s School of Hard Rock

February 1, 2012

Mayville’s School of Hard Rock Jack Black’s School of Rock had nothing on Mayville High School’s exercise in  writing song lyrics. Picture the scene a heavy metal band made up of teachers and pupils are on a secret gig at Mayville before embarking on their world tour. The whole Junior school erupts with excitement as [...]

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There’s more to Action Stations than you think…

January 10, 2012

There’s more to Action Stations than you think… Action Stations at Portsmouth Historic Dockyard is now offering special interest tours focusing on the fascinating history of the historic building, Boathouse No. 6. Lasting approximately two hours, the tours focus on the history of Boathouse No.6, from construction in 1848 until the installation of the present [...]

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Drama classes for children in Portsmouth……. Free Taster Class.

December 6, 2011

Act 1 Drama School – ‘Drama bringing ideas to life’At Act 1 Drama School we run classes on a Saturday morning for children between 4 to 12 years of age.       Act 1 aims to help children express their individuality through drama. Having fun is vital. All the classes begin with drama games [...]

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Pamela’s Swimming School Cowes Isle of Wight

November 21, 2011

Pamela’s Swimming School is a friendly, well established swimming school with an excellent reputation for delivering high quality lessons that see children gain in confidence and ability. Class sizes are small, typically between 4 and 6 children, and lessons run for half an hour. All teachers are experienced and fully qualified to ASA Level 2. One to one [...]

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“Priory School to move to Whippingham at Easter 2012

November 17, 2011

“Priory School is delighted to be able to confirm it will move to Whippingham at Easter 2012 to occupy the school there which was founded by Queen Victoria in 1864, to the designs of Prince Albert, who wished to build a school to educate the children of those who worked on the Osborne Estate. This [...]

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AFC Bournemouth Community Sports Trust

November 17, 2011

AFC Bournemouth Community Sports Trust Program manager Paul Topping has been successfully running his soccer schools and camps on the Island for the past year.  In this time he and his group of qualified coaches have, and continue to work with hundreds of Island children, improving football skills and increasing enjoyment of the game.  With [...]

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Mayville High School goes Bonkers for Conkers.

October 13, 2011

BONKERS FOR CONKERS, SOUTHSEA SCHOOL EMBRACES TRADITION. A small Southsea school has brought back the tradition of playing conkers in the playground. Tired of living in a world where the seeds of the horse chestnut conjure up health and safety problems, instead of images of autumn, and childhood games, Mayville High School has taken a [...]

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Open Day At Priory School , Isle of Wight

October 13, 2011

Open Day At Priory School 15th October 10am – 1pm. Priory School is an Independent Co-educational Day School for boys and girls aged 5-18 years. It is a non-denominational school, run with a Christian ethos. The aim of Priory School is to offer a first-class education at an affordable cost in a well-structured and clearly-run [...]

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Kumon on the Isle of Wight Maths and English Free Trial: 1 September – 31 October

October 13, 2011

Kumon Maths and English Free Trial: 1 September – 31 October Begin your Kumon journey As the new school year gets underway, what better time to support your child’s learning? As the UK and Ireland’s leading supplementary education provider, Kumon is committed to helping your child excel in maths and English. The Kumon method aims [...]

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Mayville High School In Southsea go Bonkers for Conkers

October 5, 2011

BONKERS FOR CONKERS, SOUTHSEA SCHOOL EMBRACES TRADITION. A small Southsea school has brought back the tradition of playing conkers in the playground. Tired of living in a world where the seeds of the horse chestnut conjure up health and safety problems, instead of images of autumn, and childhood games, Mayville High School has taken a [...]

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