Education Watch


As parents, we want to be sure we have done the very best for our children to equip them to lead successful, happy lives. This will take many forms, and not least, will involve making choices regarding the right education. Fortunately, we are surrounded by excellent schools offering golden opportunities for all - whatever your child’s talent, there’s a place that can nurture it! To keep you up-to-date, we’ve rounded up the latest news snippets from some of the top schools in the area.


St Gabriel’s helps pupils develop


confidence for a head start in life St Gabriel’s is a forward-thinking independent day school based in Newbury, Berkshire, for boys (6 months-11 years) and girls (6 months-18 years). Teacher-pupil ratios are small and academic results are excellent. In 2018, 81% of pupils achieved A*-B at A level, where the national average was 53%. The range of courses available at both GCSE and A Level provide breadth and depth of choice. Their pupils face the world with assurance, grit, poise and a love of learning that will help shape them for life. To learn more about a St Gabriel’s education go along to their next open morning. W: www.stgabriels.co.uk/visitus


Gain a Taste of Life at LVS Ascot


on 12th February Children in Year 2 are being offered the opportunity to experience what life is like at leading, all-ability independent school LVS Ascot on Tuesday 12th February. At the LVS Ascot Year 3 Taster Day, for pupils due to start Year 3 in September, a range of exciting activities are scheduled to reflect the unique and inspiring education on offer. These will include swimming in the heated indoor pool, a Spanish lesson, a visit to the outdoor classroom set in the school’s 25-acre grounds, and a PE lesson. To book your place please contact the school directly. E: registrar@lvs.ascot.sch.uk


22 FEBRUARY HALF TERM 2019 Go to www.primarytimes.co.uk/berkshire for thousands more great days out


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