A SPECIAL contest is being planned at a Wokingham bookseller with the top prize being a signed copy of David Walliams’ new book. The World’s Worst Teachers is the latest...
Read moreDetailsA PROJECT to help students at schools and colleges learn more about the world of work has marked its third anniversary. The Berkshire Enterprise Adviser Network links business leaders with...
Read moreDetailsThe circus came to town for Meadow Mayhem, the annual summer fundraiser for Meadow Nursery School in Wokingham. Children, friends and family of the Murray Road nursery came in their...
Read moreDetailsCHILDREN attending a Hurst pre-school are now the kings and queens of the castle thanks to a £20,000 revamp of its gardens. And to celebrate, St Nicholas Pre-School held a...
Read moreDetailsOAKLANDS Infants School held its annual arts week last week. The Crowthorne school encourage its pupils to get creative through a series of special events. Sculptor Tim Davis visited to...
Read moreDetailsA group of children from the LVS Ascot Infant & Junior School have joined forces to help raise money to find a cure for diabetes, led by their Head Boy...
Read moreDetailsWHEN it comes to recycling, pupils at Gorse Ride Junior School don’t just talk rubbish. The enterprising students collect it as well and this week their efforts won the school...
Read moreDetailsFormer Forest School student, Mark Campling, recently came back to school along with several other student paramedics, their mission: to teach Year 7, 8 and 12 students how to give...
Read moreDetailsThe Dog Show By Zsófia Szende, Evendons Primary School On Wednesday 24th of April 2019, Evendons Primary School had a dog day. The purpose of the dog day was to...
Read moreDetailsThe fifth Annual Dolphin School Book Festival (BookFest) will take place on Saturday, May 18, giving the opportunity for the school’s students, their families and the wider community to meet...
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