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November 23, 2023
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Dolphin School

Dolphin School is unique. It is a school where our core values of Freedom, Discovery, Challenge, Confidence and Kindness are lived out each and every day. Whether it is through our extensive and varied trips programme, our subject specialist teaching from nursery upwards, our lack of uniform, or the first name terms between students and teachers.

Already this academic year, every year group has been out on a day and/or residential field trip, with many more planned for the Spring and Summer terms. At Dolphin, learning comes alive both in and out of the classroom.

Dolphin is a school where enjoyment and engagement are integral to everything we do. If you wish to see how Dolphin School “inspires a love of learning that lasts a lifetime” please contact Kate Spooner at admissions@dolphinschool.com or call 0118 934 1277 to arrange a personal tour, where you will see the school in action, and meet our Headmaster.

We also host two Stay & Play sessions per term for prospective parents for our Nursery and Reception classes, our next sessions are being held on Wednesday 31 January and Tuesday 27 February 2024 from 10:15am to 11:45am, please get in touch if you would like to book your place.

For more information visit www.dolphinschool.com.

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Right at Home is a multi-award winning homecare company serving clients across Wokingham District, from our base in Twyford. We provide quality care and support for people in their own homes, helping them to live independently and safely in their own familiar surroundings.

Our highly trained caregivers discreetly offer a personalised service tailored to each client’s needs and preferences. We pay close attention to how people like things to be done (and how they don’t like them to be done!), and have been consistently rated 10/10 by our clients for the last 5+ years.

We win awards as an employer too (perhaps no coincidence), and we are recruiting now for more fantastic local people to join us so we can deliver the best care to more people. We’re interviewing NOW for a January start. Contact us to learn more (by phone or via our website). Plan now for a New Career in the New Year.
Proud supporters of Twyford Together, we will be supporting Age Concern as usual this year selling mince pies & mulled wine at the Christmas Fayre, to help with fund-raising for the fantastic Day Centre in Polehampton Close. We look forward to seeing you there.

For more information visit www.rightathome.co.uk/reading-wokingham or call Right at Home on 0118 207 0600.

 

 

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