Report highlights great work from reading charity ABC To Read
Berkshire charity ABC to Read has announced outstanding results.
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Young filmmakers set to embark on free 25-week-long production course
BUDDING film producers will have the chance to explore their cinematic curiosities thanks to a new programme.
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Crosfields School Crosfields School, is an all-through school that offers a stable and nurturing environment for pupils to learn and flourish. With over 750 pupils from ages three to sixteen,...
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Cameras to monitor Keep Clear zones outside schools
New automatic number plate recognition cameras that will go live outside two schools next week.
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Why bananas in smoothies might not ap-peel to some…
HEALTH CONSCIOUS individuals may choose to leave bananas out of their morning smoothies, following findings from new research.
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University of Reading breaks acceptance record for undergraduate courses
A RECORD number of undergraduate places have been offered by the University of Reading this year.
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GCSEs 2023: Leighton Park School ‘fulfil their potential’ on results day
STUDENTS at Leighton Park have been praised for a "stunning" set of GCSE results as they achieved more top grades than the national average.
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GCSES 2023: Reddam House principal is immensely proud of his Year 11 students
THE principal of Reddam House says he is immensely proud of his Year 11 students as they collected their GCSE results
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GCSES 2023: Reading Blue Coat School students performed ‘exceptionally well’
GCSE students at Reading Blue Coat have performed 'exceptionally well' and there were a lot of happy faces collecting results
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GCSEs 2023: Wellington College secure 9s in more than 36% of all entries
WELLINGTON College students were rewarded for their hard work with a "superb" set of GCSE results.
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