TREATS in bubbles were enjoyed by children at a St John’s infant school, as they relished a leaving party that was still great fun despite the coronavirus restrictions. The Oaktree School was... Read more »
BUDDING artists from Pennypot Day Nursery in Chobham showed their creative side with a series of still-life paintings as part of a competition run by Antler Homes and local estate agents Seymours.... Read more »
A MYSTERY was solved at Bisley Primary School when a friendly dragon arrived to take part in some special assemblies. The discovery of an ancient-looking book in the school grounds had excited... Read more »
A HORSELL teacher has created a set of preschool educational activities to help parents and grandparents teach children at home. Halcyon Manton describes her Peggy Orange sets as “preschool in a box”... Read more »
CHILDREN across the area helped to raise nearly £300 for Great Ormond Street Hospital by joining a special party dressed as their favourite superhero. The Superhero Extravaganza Charity Zoom Party, run by... Read more »
THE doors may be closed to visitors at The Lightbox in Woking due to COVID-19 restrictions, but it has set up some cracking virtual workshops for young people over the Easter holiday.... Read more »
A WOKING-BASED project that links care homes and schools through music and other forms of art has won a national award for an initiative it ran at the start of the pandemic.... Read more »
JUNIOR rugby players who are missing their training sessions have headed for the kitchen to take up cake creation. They rose to the challenge of the Mighty Chobham Bake Off to produce... Read more »
A FAMILY from Bisley will attempt to complete a new challenge each month throughout the year to raise money for the Woking & Sam Beare Hospices. The four Kemp children, Ella, 12,... Read more »
THE lockdown may have closed The Lightbox Gallery to visitors, but the Woking venue has moved online for adult talks and workshops, as well as some children’s activities. Storytelling for Under Fives,... Read more »