Wokingham Borough Council reveals how much it spent getting children to school
Wokingham borough council has revealed it spent £5.621 million on its home to school budget during the last financial year.
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£40m SEND revolution to bring 600 new places to Wokingham
Between 2026 and 2029, Wokingham borough councill will invest more than £40 million to create more than 600 new SEND spaces.
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Spencers Wood nursery celebrates positive Ofsted comments
Inspection praises quality of care and education at Wise Owls
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Tesco grant means children at Evendons can have more fun in the playground
Three borough charities will benefit from the superstore's Fruit and Veg Grant
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Wargrave students take on 72ft yachts in unforgettable adventure at sea
Piggott School students take double-yacht ocean challenge with Tall Ships Youth Trust
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GCSE Results 2026: Holme Grange School reveals ‘spectacular GCSE Success’
Students have shown determination, creativity and resilience, says headteacher
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‘Congratulations to our GSCE students’ says WBC
More than 2,000 learners collect their results
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GCSE results 2026: Bracknell and Wokingham College celebrates successful learners
College applauds students' academic achievements, personal growth and confidence
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GCSE results 2026: Leighton Park celebrates results with 56% of grades at 7-9
Leighton Park School in Reading is celebrating a strong set of GCSE results, with more than half of all grades awarded at 7-9.
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GCSE results 2026 – Waingels celebrates best results in a decade
Students' attainments reflect the ambition, committment and hard work of the school community
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