Free nature walks and bike surgeries in Wokingham this weekend
Free nature walks and bike surgeries in Wokingham this weekend
Tag: FLOREAT MONTAGUE PARK
Wokingham school receives grand donation from housebuilder
A WOKINGHAM housebuilder has donated £1,000 to a school to celebrate the end of an era. As it prepares to ...
Pebbles turn veggie to become vegetables
Children from Floreat Montague Park Primary School have been swapping pebbles for seeds with Squire's Garden Centre.
Wokingham school children start gardening project
Pupils at Floreat Montague Park Primary School are learning about harvesting fruit and vegetables in their new polytunnel.
Pumpkin Day Yay Yay Yay!
Last month, the children of Floreat Montague Park Primary School celebrated the harvest with a pumpkin day.
PRESS PACK: Floreat’s Bear Hunt celebration is a lot of fun
Pupils from Floreat Montague Park Primary School have celebrated the 30th anniversary of the popular children’s book We’re Going on ...
Young gazelles get going at new Saturday morning athletics class in Wokingham
THEY say you should never work with children or animals, but one fitness fan is proving that the old adage ...
PICTURE: Montague Park Primary School help builders with their Christmas cards
FESTIVE cards created by pupils at Montague Park Primary School were rewarded by David Wilson Homes at a special assembly ...
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