The Dolphin School makes a big splash at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival
The Dolphin School makes a big splash in the Edinburgh Fringe Festival
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Parents praise for school’s online learning switch
Hurst's Dolphin School has been praised for its quick switch to online learning.
Hurst school celebrates its 50th anniversary
Dolphin School, in Hurst, held a celebration to mark its 50th anniversary.
Dolphin School: Learning in the time of COVID-19
Dolphin School prides itself on being different. The school is renowned for going out on a vast number of trips ...
PRESS PACK: Book lovers invited to the Dolphin School in Hurst
The fifth Annual Dolphin School Book Festival (BookFest) will take place on Saturday, May 18, giving the opportunity for the ...
Choirs sing up for first weekend of Woodley Festival 2019
Children from Crosfields, Dolphin, Loddon and The Abbey schools took part in the choirs contest at The Emmbrook School on ...
Dolphin School raises £1,236 for Honeypot
A CHARITY that helps vulnerable children is feeling grand, thanks to pupils of a Hurst school. On Wednesday, pupils from ...
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