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A SCHOOL in Henley has been recognised for creating an environment that is free from bullying. St Mary’s School in St Andrew’s Road has received a S...

A MOUNTAINEER from Henley has encouraged children to “set some crazy dreams” after visiting them at school. Garth Miller, who will attempt to set th...

Henley resident Garth Miller joined the children of St. Mary’s School in Henley on Thames to talk to the children about his forthcoming speed…

A school in Henley are teaming up with a local high-altitude mountaineer and former British Army Gurkha officer, to deliver a series of unique…

A BOY has raised money for the NHS by selling his artwork. Johnny Pratt started selling his pencil drawings in March last year when the first lockdown began as ...

A PARALYMPIC rowing champion encouraged children to work hard during a visit to their school. James Fox, who won gold in the mixed coxed four at the Paralympics...

A SCHOOL in Henley has been recognised a second time for creating an atmosphere of tolerance and respect. St Mary’s, an independent school in St Andrew&rs...

PUPILS performed for residents of a care home to mark Global Be Well Day. The five- and six-year-olds from St Mary’s School in St Andrew’s Road...

Pupils given laptops to help them learn in lockdown );  ); PUPILS at a Henley school have each been given their own laptop to ensure their learning is not disrupted by the coronavirus pandemic. Every child in years 3 to 6 at St Mary’s School has received a new touchscreen HP Pro computer, which is designed to have an all-day battery life. The children will be able to keep the laptop until they finish their final year at the independent school in St Andrew’s Road. The school wanted to provi...

Must do better Boris, say heads );  ); HEADTEACHERS have expressed their frustration at the Government’s 11th hour decision to close schools and switch to remote learning. Boris Johnson announced on Monday evening that all schools, colleges and universities would be shut for the majority of students until at least the February half-term as the coronavirus pandemic worsens. Some had been back just a day after the Government insisted at the weekend it was safe for children to return at the sta...