Keep Hatch primary school unveils new timber tower
Wokingham pupils love their new play equipment
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Young WASMA performers raise their voices at Reading’s Hexagon Theatre
Hundreds of children have taken part in this year's musical showcase
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There’s all the fun of the circus at Winnersh Primary
Come and 'laugh, gasp, clap and cheer!'
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Big money, big changes: Inside the plan transforming The Emmbrook School
The new building will house the school's existing sixth form.
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New multi-use hall opens at The Piggott School
A brand-new, multi-use hall at The Piggott School in Wargrave has been opened.
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Provider appointed for new post-16 SEND hub
The announcement follows on from the plans we submitted?for?the?post-16 SEND hub earlier this year.??
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Will Emmbrook School get its Sixth Form? Wokingham Borough Council gives update
Resident James Westhorpe raised the question at last month's meeting of the full council.
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Bohunt Wokingham Sixth Form hits topping out milestone ahead of September opening
Construction of Bohunt Wokingham Sixth (BW6) in Arborfield has reached a major milestone, with the building's exterior and roof nearing completion.
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Find out how scientists measure the weather
Join a free University of Reading Atmospheric Observatory tour
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re3 Partnership redistributes 18,000 books
re3read scheme's first year is celebrated
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