
Family open morning, AbbeyFest, with interactive sports, science, creative and coding activities for girls aged 2 to 11 and their families.
The Abbey Junior School is opening its doors for AbbeyFest on Saturday 24 April, a family-fun open morning for girls aged 2 to 11 and their families. It's part of the wider range of open events and taster days the school runs throughout the year, and this one is built around getting kids stuck into things rather than just walking around and looking.
On the morning, the school fills with interactive activities across a few different areas. There's sport and science experiments, creative workshops, and coding, so there's something for the ones who like to build, the ones who like to move, and the ones who'd rather be making something. The school describes the whole thing as being about helping pupils grow into confident learners and members of society, and that's the spirit that runs through the morning: it's less about a formal tour and more about letting the girls try things out for themselves.
For a bit of context, The Abbey is one of the country's foremost independent girls' schools, educating from ages 3 to 18, with the Junior School taking the younger pupils. AbbeyFest is their family-focused open morning, designed for girls aged 2 to 11 and their families, so it's a good way to get a feel for the place with the kids alongside you.
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It all happens at The Abbey Junior School, 30 Christchurch Road, Reading, RG2 7AR, starting at 09:00 on Saturday 24 April. Entry is free.