Woodley Scouts are sprouting
Woodley Scouts are sprouting
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National Offer Day is historic moment for The Forest School
HISTORY was made last week, when the first secondary school places were offered to girls attending a Winnersh school.
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New MP elected for Wokingham Borough
A new member of the youth parliament has been elected.
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Youngsters know they’re amazing at Walter Infants School
Youngsters know they're amazing at Walter Infants School
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A blooming marvellous initiative returns to Wokingham
Wokingham in Bloom kicked off its new schools initiative last weekend.
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Calls for Crosfields crossing
A girl said she is 'really scared' of being hit by a car on a busy A-road where the council has refused to build a crossing.
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Artist’s flying tiger inspires young illustrators
Artist's flying tiger inspires young illustrators
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Book a free children’s bird box workshop
Book a free children's bird box workshop
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Leighton Park School’s West Side Story receives rave reviews
JETS and Sharks roamed freely in a Shinfield school earlier this month ? bringing a taste of the West End in the process.
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Wokingham charity appeals for books and costumes to help families ahead of World Book Day
First Days charity: Books are key to children's futures
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