First performed in 1664 Molière’s French farce, Tartuffe, has become synonymous with those who exaggeratedly feign virtue, particularly of the religious kind. It was so well observed that following its … Read More +

In Friday’s Collect, Amicus welcomed Laura Windisch from Reading Family Aid to help them launch the Toys and Teens Appeal for 2021; a Christmas campaign run by the charity and … Read More +

We have been delighted to welcome audiences back to Main Hall for two live concerts on consecutive Wednesdays following the half term Covid-19 circuit breaker. Performances prior to Long Leave … Read More +

Each year, Anti-Bullying Week provides students the opportunity to reflect on how they can actively prevent bullying in and out of school. In recognition of this year’s focus, ‘One Kind … Read More +

“London is a capital city like no other. Its river side is in a state of continual change and growth. This trip was an opportunity for our Year 11s studying … Read More +

Our talented Year 7 writers were awarded prizes on Thursday 18th November for their efforts over the Summer holidays responding to the Library’s Summer Challenge. Each year the Library sets … Read More +

We were delighted to welcome four local primary schools to Leighton Park on Thursday 18th November to meet our Patron of reading and popular children’s author, Steve Cole, during National … Read More +