It comes as a member of the catering staff testing positive for Covid-19 last week, causing the majority of the senior leadership team and a high number of our teachers...
Read moreDetailsEMMBROOK School is to close on Monday and Tuesday due to the coronavirus pandemic. The secondary school contacted parents on Saturday evening to inform them of the planned 48-hour shutdown...
Read moreDetailsTen sets of joins join Year 7 at Emmbrook School for the new academic year.
Read moreDetailsOne parent claimed to see a car transporter using the route, despite the diversion signs instructing otherwise.
Read moreDetailsResidents are being asked to do four things: write to their MP, write to the housing minister, sign the petition and fill out the consultation.
Read moreDetailsRunning 5K was a challenge attempted by many during lockdown, but doing it daily is something only the most driven could do. David May from Warfield began July on a...
Read moreDetailsThe secretary of state for education has appointed The Keys Academy Trust to run the 210-place school in Emmbrook.
Read moreDetailsEat Out to Help Out discount scheme launched by Government A NEW interactive postcode checker has been launched to allow diners to take advantage of the new Eat Out To...
Read moreDetailsTO MARK a decade in showbusiness, more than 300 families held a drive-by celebration on Saturday. It wasn’t the original plan: Steppin Out Stars of Tomorrow had intended to hold...
Read moreDetails“Saturday is completely booked and Sunday is almost full, so we encourage visitors to plan ahead to avoid disappointment."
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