The friends of Buckinghamshire's Historic churches have organised a talk on the history of Aylesbury from its roots as a Saxon fortress to its place as a modern 21st Century town.
It has been a charity-run pre-school based in the Alfred Community Centre in Dunsham Lane, Aylesbury, since 1974 and is run my a voluntary committee of trustees.
In September, the Buckingham Twinning Association (BTA) sent two representatives of the town to the International Youth Forum in Neukirchen-Vluyn, Germany.
For the latest instalment of the Bucks Herald’s My First Class series we are focusing on another Aylesbury primary school - William Harding School, based in Hazelhurst Drive.
Key Stage Two results published by the Department for Education this week show that Bucks primary schools have achieved strong outcomes when compared with the national figures.
County Councillior Niknam Hussain has claimed that Aylesbury children who do not pass their 11 plus examinations are falling through the cracks in Buckinghamshire’s education system.
Aylesbury Vale District Council is calling upon Parent-Teacher Associations (PTAs) from schools across the area to join the Vale lottery so they can raise much-needed funds for themselves.
Buckinghamshire based charity, Action4Youth, in partnership with the National Citizen Service (NCS) and The Challenge Network, is giving up to 450 young people the chance to develop their skills and raise money for charity.
Pupils at the Mandeville School in Aylesbury received a visit from one of the members of Team England at this year’s Commonwealth Games on the last day of the academic year.
