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Collected on 1 October 2026
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This is the third issue of St Dunstan’s Easter Term newsletter, published on 19 February 2026. It explains the benefits of reading, reports on the Time to Read Programme and library improvements, and encourages parents to support reading at home. It also notes that school reopens on Tuesday, 24 February, and includes headings about school activities.
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school reading programmeOngoing
‘Time to Read’ Programme
The school has introduced the ‘Time to Read’ Programme to improve reading skills across the grades, and the same system is being used at St Dunstan’s Pre-School.
- Who it is for
- children at the Preparatory School and St Dunstan’s Pre-School
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Introducing the ‘Time to Read’ Programme was a crucial first step. The same system is being used by the St Dunstan’s Pre-School.
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Key Takeaways
- Easter Term: Issue 3
- Published 19.02.2026
- ‘Time to Read’ Programme introduced at the Preparatory School
- The same reading system is used by St Dunstan’s Pre-School
- The library has been upgraded and a part-time librarian employed
- School reopens on Tuesday, 24 February
- ST DUNSTAN'S MEMORIAL DIOCESAN SCHOOL
- Preparatory School
- St Dunstan’s Pre-School
- Matthew Moolman
- Maryanne Wolf
- FARRARMERE PRIMARY
- ST DOMINIC’S
- COLIN MANN
- ST CATHERINE’S