The Creation of the Stoke Park Sculpture Trail
If you visit the beautiful Stoke Park Estate between Tuesday 31st May and Monday 6th June you and your children will be able to watch the creation of a wooden sculpture […]
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The transformation of ‘The Old Library’, Eastville: A new community space for all
A group of dedicated residents of Eastville have been busy recently, transforming the former Eastville Library into a new community space for all: The Old Library. The project was started […]
An Introduction to Clifton College Preparatory School
My son and I were very fortunate to be invited to a recent Open Day at the Preparatory School at Clifton College. Despite living in Bristol all of my life […]
Introducing the Bristol Mum Jobs Page
In my continuing quest to make Bristol Mum ever useful to mums and dads living in and near Bristol, I have recently added a brand new page to the website: a […]
Fairfield High School marks ten years in Allfoxton Road, Horfield
Staff and students at Fairfield High School are marking a decade since they transferred to their state-of-the-art buildings off Muller Road. They moved into the iconic five-storey premises on April […]
Discover wildlife on your doorstep with the Bristol BioBlitz!
Join an expedition to discover and record as many different species of wildlife as possible in 24 hours and take part in lots of great free nature activities in this […]
Imps Playgroup: Weekly fun for babies, toddlers & pre-schoolers in Westbury-on-Trym
IMPS is a Christian based playgroup run by the Community Church in Westbury on Trym (also at the Southmead Greenway Centre on a Thursday) on Wednesday and Thursday mornings from […]
Filton Avenue Nursery School & Children’s Centre celebrates ‘Outstanding’ Ofsted rating
Filton Avenue Nursery School and Children’s Centre has had good reason to celebrate recently after being given an ‘Outstanding’ rating in its latest Ofsted inspection. Staff at Filton Avenue Nursery School […]
The current state of affairs in education: A Bristol teacher’s perspective
As a parent I have to say that the current teacher recruitment and retention crisis as reported by the teaching unions really worries me. Today’s post on Bristol Mum is […]
Briswool is back in Bristol!
The Bristol crocodile has been breeding, the river is overflowing, the landscape is flourishing and there is a woolly whale in Millennium Square – Briswool is back! Briswool is an […]
