Fresh from a victory at the Brighton Fringe, Jon will present his blend of tricks and comedy at The Mill Arts Centre.

His performance, Jon Udry is Having a Ball, promises a mix of humour and technical juggling skills, ensuring an enjoyable evening for all.

The show will take place on Thursday, April 23, at 7.30pm.

Jon’s unique style and engaging stage presence have earned him international recognition, including the title of British Young Juggler of the Year.

His performances have been seen at various venues worldwide, from festivals to cruise ships.

Tickets for the Banbury performance start at £18.50 and can be purchased directly from the Mill Arts Centre website.

With his playful, offbeat style, Jon’s show is perfect for anyone looking for something different in their evening entertainment.

More details can be found at themillartscentre.co.uk/shows/jon-udry-is-having-a-ball.

Aureus School in Didcot hosted 160 pupils and their families at its annual Post Offers Evening, designed to support the transition to secondary education for students who will start in September.

Headteacher Kirsty Rogers said: “This event is a way to bring together our new families early on.

“It gives us an opportunity to meet everyone who got a place at our school, and our students talk our rising Year 7s through their transition experience.

“This helps our rising Year 7s feel safe and become familiar with their new surroundings.

“It is also an opportunity to see others who are joining the school and for families to talk to each other.”

Families were welcomed with refreshments, followed by a programme that included speeches from current Year 7 students and a performance by the school choir.

Three students spoke about their first year at the school, describing initial nerves and how they settled in.

Mrs Rogers said: “The student speeches were incredible.

“Reuben, Mary and Vardahn spoke honestly of the fears they had when they were in Year 6, and how those fears quickly went away as they made new friends and found their place in the school.”

The event was organised by deputy head pastoral Vicki Knight, with the support of head of Year 7 and transition Callie Fisher, and the student speakers.

Aureus School is part of the GLF School multi-academy trust.

Taking place at The Leys College, the event will be held on Wednesday, April 29, from 4.30pm to 7pm.

The open evening will showcase the college’s range of study, leisure and professional programmes.

A spokesman for Activate Learning said: “Activate Learning are excited to welcome visitors on-site to showcase their extensive range of study programmes and employment opportunities at The Leys College during the Spring 2026 Open Event on Wednesday 29 April, 4.30-7pm.”

Visitors will have the chance to hear subject presentations, meet current students, and speak with staff about courses and campus life.

Other activities include an introduction to college life led by the Group Director of The Leys College, insights from T Level employers, and information about Access to Higher Education courses.

Attendees can also explore the college’s IT hub and tour facilities for construction, brickwork, carpentry, and motor vehicle programmes.

Staff will be on hand to help visitors plan a personalised learning pathway and discuss application options.

Careers advisers will also be available to offer expert, independent guidance, alongside the Student Services team who can advise on bursaries and financial support.

Attendees will also be able to submit early applications to secure a place for next year.