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Nursery Story Character Day
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On Wednesday 20th January Dolphin's Nursery children dressed up for charity as their favourite character from a traditional story.

Every year the children of Dolphin School select a charity to support based on presentations given by the Year Eight children to the whole school. This year the majority voted for The Thames Valley Adventure Playground who provide, on a two acre site in Taplow near Maidenhead, a unique range of adventurous, therapeutic, educational play activities for children and adults with all types of disability in a safe, caring, stimulating environment.

This term the theme for the Nursery curriculum is stories, so dressing up as a character from a book seemed an ideal way to connect their learning with fun and also support the school’s chosen charity by donations collected for the privilege of dressing up for the day.

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The older children organised a Christmas Fair in December which raised just over £700 for the same charity and the parents provided a special lunch for the children at the end of last term which also raised just over £300 for the Thames Valley Adventure Playground.

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