Thames Valley Police visit schools to prevent youth crime
Thames Valley Police has 18 schools officers that aim to build connections with institutions across the region.
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University hosts Reading Abbey archaeology talk tonight
Archaeologist and architectural historian Tim Tatton-Brown will dig deep into the archaeological archives at tonight's lecture.
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Reading Blue Coat to take girls in Year 7 from September 2023
From September 2023, the Sonning school will welcome girls into Year 7, with the aim of being fully co-educational by September 2027.
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Wokingham charity Kimel Foundation to open autism training cafe in Evendons
A new cafe training young people with autism will open in Wokingham this autumn.
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The Forest School celebrates improved Ofsted rating
The Forest School, on Robin Hood Lane, has been rated good in all areas, following an inspection in July.
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Graduates wanted for Thames Valley Police detective scheme
Thames Valley Police has launched a new detective recruitment programme to support university graduates.
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Arborfield Green siblings split after one denied Farley Hill place
Chiara Argieri said her two children, Tommy and Bella, are at different schools primary schools, resulting in an hour-long commute twice a day.
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Parents forced into cars over Farley Hill School allocation
Farley Hill Primary School has kept the same catchment area after moving site, leading to heavy congestion at the start and end of the day.
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Technical learning is key for students wanting to work in modern industries says school head
A READING college said that technical learning is key for students who are looking to work in modern industries.
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SEND school plan for Winnersh to be voted on tomorrow night
A PROPOSAL to build a new school in Winnersh could be approved at Wokingham Borough Council’s planning committee tomorrow night
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