Wokingham’s next generation of politicians welcomed to Westminster
Wokingham's MP gave the pair a private tour of the House of Commons, explaining the important role MPs play in representing their constituents.
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Emmbrook School prom was a “wonderful celebration”
More than 200 year 11 students and 30 members of staff came together for the event.
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Hawkedon‘s cultural celebration of belonging
It is the largest primary school in Wokingham, serving 600 pupils, who come from 23 different ethnicities and speak 39 distinct native languages.
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Wokingham Borough Council told to urgently fix ‘systemic failings’ in SEND services
The report follows a SEND inspection in January 2026
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Reading music star surprises Emmbrook School students with special visit
A rising star from the world of pop dropped in to meet students at Emmbrook School on Tuesday lunchtime.
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Construction starts on SEMH base at Keephatch
A new special educational needs and disabilities resource base is being built.
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Five famous faces who went to school in our borough
The classrooms of our area have shaped the minds of figures who have gone on to better things.
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Waverley Prep School pupils are national athletics champions
The school is thrilled with their success
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Digital skills gap for youngsters
Teachers blame a lack of time, funding, and training.
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Alpacas give the go-ahead for Wokingham school’s nature garden
Children enjoy visit from South American quadrupeds
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