GCSE 2022 – Emmbrook students – sunny smiles despite the rain
GCSE 2022 - Emmbrook students - sunny smiles despite the rain
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GCSES 2022: Bulmershe School students praised for ‘an impressive achievement’ with grades among top 25% across the country
STUDENTS of a Woodley school have been praised for "an impressive achievement" according to its headteacher.
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GCSES 2022: First Bohunt students to sit GCSES receive “really strong” set of results.
THE first Bohunt students to sit GCSE exams collected their results on Thursday, August 25, making school history in the process.
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GCSEs 2022: Edgbarrow School congratulates students collecting results
Edgbarrow School has congratulated its students, with around two in five grade entries being 7 or higher, equivalent to A Grades or higher
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GCSEs 2022: St Joseph’s College ‘delighted’ by first externally-assessed GCSE results since 2019
ST JOSEPH'S COLLEGE students were rewarded for their endeavours, receiving a splendid set of GCSE results.
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Grazeley Road Closure
WEST WOKINGHAM residents may be required to find alternative routes due to a road closure.
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GCSEs 2022: Emmbrook School reports “once in a generation” results
Emmbrook School celebrates "once in a generation" results, with half of the cohort securing a 7 grade or above, equivalent to A grades or higher
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GCSEs 2022: Piggott students revel in ‘richly deserved’ GCSE results
PIGGOTT School followed up their splendid A Level results last week with another outstanding set of GCSEs.
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Fitness group punches high for charity
Fitness group punches high for charity
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FROM THE LEADER: We can’t wait for the government to act over the cost of living crisis
We need to put in place local support measures as a matter of urgency - we cannot afford to wait for the government to decide what to do.
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