Schools join forces to create new trust
Ten Wokingham and Reading schools have joined forces to co-found and co-construct a new multi-academy trust.
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Woodley Festival reveals talents of the future
More than 2,000 youngsters performed in this year's gala: discover the winners
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Easter activities at Mathnasium
The maths tuition business held its soft opening last week.
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Delivering Berkshire’s economic potential
The Berkshire LEP said it will ensure Berkshire's economic potential is delivered in a sustainable and inclusive way.
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Councillors help preschoolers prepare for Spring
Children at Farm View day nursery in Spencers Wood got ready for Spring.
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Praise for St Dominic Savio from schools minister
Praise for St Dominic Savio from schools minister
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Soft opening for new business
The opening of the business is the culmination of extensive work since the premises was taken over in September of last year.
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More pupils get first choice school
The 80.21% figure this year is an increase compared with previous years.
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Young chess mates check out opponents
Young chess mates check out opponents
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Picture perfect children’s concert features lights, camera, and action
Picture perfect children's concert features lights, camera, and action
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