• Rock music lessons over Easter at The Beaconsfield School

  By Beaconsfield People at 15:33 on 27/03/13

  

  If you are stumped about what to do with your children over Easter and can see a prospect of them trashing their bedrooms, throwing TV's out of their windows and driving go karts into swimming pools then why not let them channel all that energy into rock music.  The Beaconsfield School will be holding a three day rock music course over the Easter holidays on the 3rd, 4th and 5th of April run by former pupil David Jones of David...

• Beaconsfield High School wins national netball title again.

  By Beaconsfield People at 10:05 on 21/03/13

  

  Beaconsfield High School's Under 16 Netball team won the National Championship in Basildon last weekend after coming back from a shaky start. The school are a powerful force in netball having won the national title twice in the previous four years and they qualified again for this year's championships by winning the county title in January. The day didn't begin promisingly though as the side, captained by Kate Bannister, lost and drew...

• Beaconsfield fun run round Hall Barn Estate

  By Beaconsfield People at 20:17 on 15/03/13

  

  Three Beaconsfield schools joined forces on Red Nose Day for a fancy dress fun run round the Hall Barn Estate to raise money for a variety of good causes, including Comic Relief. Pupils from The Beaconsfield School, Beaconsfield High School and Alfriston School ran a five kilometre circuit from Hall Barn to Beaconsfield Rugby Club with the elite runners setting off first and then the bulk of the pupils following behind in fancy dress...

• Stoke Poges residents meet over school plans.

  By Beaconsfield People at 15:44 on 15/03/13

  

  Stoke Poges residents held a public meeting last night to discuss the potential conversion of Pioneer House on Hollybush Hill into The Khalsa Academy, a 1000 strong school with, perhaps surprisingly, plans for a polo field. Local residents and Stoke Poges Parish Council are strongly opposed to the scheme on a number of grounds including a historical limit to the building of 404 and a massive increase in traffic levels along narrow...

• Both camps to hold public meetings over proposed Stoke Poges School.

  By Beaconsfield People at 12:31 on 12/03/13

  

  The charity behind proposals for a new Sikh based  secondary school in Stoke Poges are organising an open evening on Thursday 18th April at a venue yet to be confirmed.  The Open Evening is part of Slough Sikh Education Trust's policy of working with the local community and is intended to explain more about the philosophy and ethos of the proposed school, how it will operate, and its ambitions to achieve 'Outstanding' Ofsted...

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