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Flu immunisation dates for Bracknell schools School Date Ascot Heath CE Junior School 19/11/2018 Ascot Heath Infant 19/11/2018 Binfield CE Primary 24/09/2018 Birch Hill Primary 30/11/2018 College Town Infant 27/11/2018 College Town Junior 27/11/2018 Cranbourne Primary 05/11/2018 Crown Wood Primary 14/12/2018 Crowthorne C E Primary 05/11/2018 Eagle House 02/10/2018 Fox Hill Primary 06/12/2018 Great Hollands Primary 14/12/2018 Harmans Water Primary 31/10/2018 Holly Spring Infant & Nursery 23/11/2018 Holly Spring Junior 23/11/2018 Jennett's Park Primary 14/12/2018 Kennel Lane School (Special School) 03/10/2018 Kennel Lane School (Special School) 2nd Flu 09/11/2018 Lambrook 09/11/2018 Lambrook Haileybury 09/11/2018 Licensed Victuallers 07/12/2018 Licensed Victuallers Junior School 07/12/2018 Meadow Vale Primary 09/10/2018 Meadowbrook Montessori 24/09/2018 New Scotland Hill Primary 27/11/2018 Newbold School 31/10/2018 Owlsmoor Primary 18/10/2018 Pines (The) 17/12/2018 Sandy Lane Primary 11/12/2018 St Joseph's Catholic Primary 12/12/2018 St Margaret Clitherow Catholic Primary 17/10/2018 St Michael's CE Aided Primary Sandhurst 05/12/2018 St Michael's Easthampstead CE Aided 19/10/2018 Uplands Primary 22/11/2018 Warfield CE Primary 13/12/2018 Warfield CE Primary All Saints 13/12/2018 Whitegrove Primary 11/12/2018 Wildmoor Heath 19/10/2018 Wildridings Primary 05/11/2018 Winkfield St Mary's CE Primary 17/12/2018 Wooden Hill Primary 05/11/2018 Contact our Bracknell area school aged immunisation team Call: 01753 636759 Email: [email protected] Flu immunisation dates for Reading schools School Date Alfred Sutton Primary School Thu 18/10/2018 All Saints Infant School Mon 24/09/2018 All Saints Junior School Mon 24/09/2018 Battle Primary Academy Fri 09/11/2018 Caversham Park Primary School Thu 08/11/2018 Caversham Prep Thu 27/09/2018 Caversham Primary School Mon 29/10/2018 Christ the King Catholic Primary School Fri 09/11/2018 Churchend Primary Academy Thu 01/11/2018 Civitas Academy Thu 13/12/2018 Coley Primary School Thu 27/09/2018 Cranbury school as they have Juniors Tue 25/09/2018 E P Collier Primary School and Nursery Tue 04/12/2018 Emmer Green Primary School Mon 05/11/2018 English Martyrs Catholic Primary School Fri 02/11/2018 Geoffrey Field Infant School Tue 06/11/2018 Geoffrey Field Junior School Tue 06/11/2018 Hemdean House Thu 27/09/2018 Hill Primary School The Thu 22/11/2018 Katesgrove Primary School Mon 10/12/2018 Manor Primary School Tue 30/10/2018 Meadow Park Academy Wed 10/10/2018 Micklands Primary School Wed 28/11/2018 Moorlands Primary School Tue 09/10/2018 New Christ Church (Church of England) Primary School Fri 09/11/2018 New Town Primary School Tue 09/10/2018 Oxford Road Community Primary School Mon 12/11/2018 Park Lane Infant School Wed 28/11/2018 Park Lane Junior School Wed 28/11/2018 Ranikhet Primary School Mon 05/11/2018 Redlands Primary School Fri 23/11/2018 Southcote Primary School Wed 05/12/2018 St Anne's Catholic Primary School Fri 16/11/2018 St Edwards Prep School Wed 21/11/2018 St John's (Church of England) Primary School Thu 06/12/2018 St Joseph's College Prep School Thu 15/11/2018 St Martin's Catholic Primary School Thu 08/11/2018 St Mary and All Saints (Church of England) Primary School Mon 03/12/2018 St Michael's Primary School Mon 26/11/2018 Thameside Primary School Wed 10/10/2018 The Abbey Wed 14/11/2018 The Avenue Special School Fri 05/10/2018 The Avenue Special School 2nd Thu 15/11/2018 The Deenway Montessori School TBA The Heights Primary School Mon 03/12/2018 The Holy Brook School (Special Ed Needs) Tue 25/09/2018 The Palmer Academy Mon 10/12/2018 The Ridgeway Primary School Tue 11/12/2018 Trinity Christian School TBA TVS School (Special Ed Needs) Tue 25/09/2018 Whitley Park Primary and Nursery School Tue 11/12/2018 Wilson Primary School Wed 07/11/2018 Contact our Reading area school aged immunisation team Call: 0118 9207 575 Email: [email protected] Flu immunisation dates for Slough schools School Date Arbour Vale School (Special School) 01/10/2018 Arbour Vale School (Special School) 2nd date 09/11/2018 Castleview Primary School 01/11/2018 Cippenham Infant School 29/10/2018 Cippenham Primary School 29/10/2018 Claycots School (Bath Road) 29/11/2018 Claycots School (Monksfield Way) 10/12/2018 Colnbrook Church of England Primary School 04/10/2018 Foxborough Primary School 15/11/2018 Godolphin Junior Academy 15/10/2018 Grove Academy 04/10/2018 Holy Family Catholic Primary School 15/11/2018 Iqra Slough Islamic Primary School 22/11/2018 Islamic Shakhsihan Foundation TBA James Elliman Academy 13/11/2018 Khalsa Primary School 22/11/2018 Langley Hall Primary Academy (Lower School) 12/11/2018 Langley Hall Primary Academy (Upper School) 12/11/2018 Littledown School 01/10/2018 Long Close School 10/12/2018 Lynch Hill School Primary Academy 13/12/2018 Marish Primary School 26/11/2018 Montem Academy 04/12/2018 Our Lady of Peace Catholic Infant & Nursery School 12/10/2018 Parlaunt Park Primary 01/11/2018 Penn Wood Primary and Nursery School 26/11/2018 Phoenix Infant Academy (Godolphin Infant School) 15/10/2018 Pippins School 10/10/2018 Priory School 07/12/2018 Ryvers School 06/11/2018 St Anthony's Catholic Primary School 06/11/2018 St Bernards Prep 12/10/2018 St Ethelbert's Catholic Primary School 08/11/2018 St Mary's Church of England Primary School 05/10/2018 The Langley Academy Primary 29/11/2018 Western House Academy 05/12/2018 Wexham Court Primary School 10/10/2018 Willow Primary School 22/11/2018 Contact our Slough area school aged immunisation team Call: 01753 636759 Email: [email protected] Flu immunisation dates for West Berkshire schools School Date Aldermaston C.E. (VC) Primary School Tue 25/09/2018 Alder Bridge School TBC Basildon C.E. (VC) Primary School Wed 21/11/2018 Beedon C.E. (VC) Primary School Mon 24/09/2018 Beenham Primary School Mon 03/12/2018 Birch Copse Primary School Fri 12/10/2018 Bradfield C.E. (VA) Primary School Mon 03/12/2018 Brightwalton C.E. (VA) Primary School Tue 06/11/2018 Brimpton C.E. (VC) Primary School Fri 28/09/2018 Brockhurst & Marston House Wed 07/11/2018 Brookfields Special School (Special School) Thu 04/10/2018 Brookfields Special School (Special School) Flu 2 Fri 16/11/2018 Bucklebury C.E. (VC) Primary School Thu 29/11/2018 Burghfield St Mary’s C.E. (VC) Primary School Wed 31/10/2018 Calcot Infant School and Nursery Fri 14/12/2018 Calcot Junior School Fri 14/12/2018 Chieveley Primary School Tue 02/10/2018 Cold Ash St Mark's C.E. (VC) School Fri 05/10/2018 Compton C.E. (VC) Federated with The Downs Primary School Tue 27/11/2018 Curridge Primary School Fri 05/10/2018 Downsway Primary School Fri 16/11/2018 Elstree School Yr 3,4 Thu 06/12/2018 Enborne C.E. (VA) Primary School Wed 26/09/2018 Englefield C.E. (VA) Primary School Wed 07/11/2018 Falkland Primary School Thu 15/11/2018 Francis Baily Primary School Mon 17/12/2018 Garland Junior School Wed 12/12/2018 Hampstead Norreys C.E. (VC) Primary School Thu 13/12/2018 Hermitage Primary School Fri 14/12/2018 Hillcrest New Barn School Thu 29/11/2018 Home Farm School Yr R 1 & 2 Thu 06/12/2018 Hungerford Primary School Fri 02/11/2018 I-College Inspiration Mon 24/09/2018 Inkpen Primary School Fri 02/11/2018 John Rankin Infant and Nursery School Wed 14/11/2018 John Rankin Junior School Wed 14/11/2018 Kennet Valley Primary School Fri 14/12/2018 Kintbury St Mary's C.E. (VC) Primary School Fri 02/11/2018 Lambourn C.E. (VC) Primary School Tue 06/11/2018 Long Lane Primary School Fri 12/10/2018 Mary Hare Flu 2 Three sites Nursery,Primary & Secondary Tue 13/11/2018 Mary Hare Secondary school 1st then Primary after 11am Mon 01/10/2018 Mortimer St John's C.E. (VC) Infant School Tue 20/11/2018 Mortimer St Mary's C.E. (VC) Junior School Tue 20/11/2018 Mrs Bland’s Infant and Nursery School Wed 12/12/2018 Newbury Academy Trust Fir Tree School and Nursery Wed 10/10/2018 Pangbourne Primary School Fri 28/09/2018 Parsons Down Infant School Wed 07/11/2018 Parsons Down Junior School Wed 07/11/2018 Priors Court School Wed 26/09/2018 Purley C.E. (VC) Primary School Fri 28/09/2018 Robert Sandilands Primary School and Nursery Fri 07/12/2018 Shaw-cum-Donnington C.E. (VC) Primary School Wed 05/12/2018 Shefford C.E. (VC) Primary School (inc Chaddleworth) Wed 28/11/2018 Speenhamland Primary School Tue 09/10/2018 Springfield Primary School Fri 23/11/2018 Spurcroft Primary School Tue 13/11/2018 St Andrews Wed 21/11/2018 St Finian's Catholic (VA) Primary School Mon 01/10/2018 St Gabriel's Tue 04/12/2018 St John the Evangelist C.E. (VA) Infant & Nursery School Fri 16/11/2018 St Joseph’s Catholic (VA) Primary School Thu 15/11/2018 St Nicholas Church of England Junior School Fri 16/11/2018 St Paul’s Catholic (VA) Primary School Fri 23/11/2018 Stockcross C.E.
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    Birch Hill & Hanworth Neighbourhood Action Group 20 June 2011 6.00 - 7.12 pm Birch Hill Community Centre Present: Councillor Chas Baily, Bracknell Forest Council Mrs Sandie Baily, Resident Councillor Mrs Gill Birch, Bracknell Forest Council Matt Bugg, Birch Hill & Hanworth Ron Clark, Birch Hill and Hanworth Councillor Will Davison, Bracknell Forest Council NSO Michael Foot, Thames Valley Police Jo Legg, Chairman David Young, Resident In attendance: Ian Boswell, Bracknell Forest Council Amanda Roden, Bracknell Forest Council Apologies: Ann Pinkney, Bracknell Forest Homes Karen Pullinger, Bracknell Forest Homes Action Points Minute Item 1 Notes of Previous Meeting The notes of the meeting held on 28 February 2011 were agreed as a correct record. 2 2011 Priority Issues Cycling Safety The Chair, Jo Legg had spoken with Phil Burke, Travel Plan Co-ordinator at Bracknell Forest Council regarding cycling safety and was advised that any unmarked cycle paths should be reported to Phil and Bracknell Forest Council would look into this. The Kebab van was a problem, Phil Burke had taken this issue as far as possible but it was unsure why the van was allowed to park on a cycle path. A cycle map for the area included a red route and a blue route. A survey undertaken on the red route found that the number of people using the red route had increased by 58%. Work could be undertaken with Phil Burke, and possibly schools in the area, to establish a contact group regarding anti-social behaviour issues. Schools had their own cycling proficiency scheme. There was no direct cycle path into Easthampstead Park School and some dangerous roads for children to cross.