Happy readers welcome at new Sonning Primary library
A PRIMARY school in Sonning is top of the class following the opening of its brand new library and reception area. Pupils, parents and staff from Sonning CE Primary School,...
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Wokingham school’s award for helping talent
AN INDEPENDENT school in Wokingham has been re-accredited with an award which recognises its provision for talented pupils. Holme Grange School, in Heathlands Road, was last month awarded the NACE...
Read moreDetailsWoosehill Beavers earn digital badges
Beavers from 1st Woosehill Scout Group had an amazing evening at the Apple Store in The Oracle learning to become computer designers of the future. The youngsters, aged only 6...
Read moreDetailsPig races help nursery school raise funds
CHILDREN and parents from a nursery school in Wokingham managed to raise more than £700 simply by playing games. Youngsters past and present from Meadow Nursery, in Murray Road, flocked...
Read moreDetailsWokingham parents protest at Parliament
PARENTS from Wokingham borough joined more than a thousand others as part of a lobby to MPs over school budget cuts last week. Angry parents descended on Westminster for a...
Read moreDetailsArt works for talented Maiden Erlegh duo
TWO Sixth Form students from a school in Earley have scooped the top prizes at a local art competition. The pupils from Maiden Erlegh School, in Silverdale Road, achieved first...
Read moreDetailsUniversity of Reading campus green space is officially one of the best
A UNIVERSITY campus in Earley has been voted one of the most popular green spaces in the UK. The University of Reading’s Whiteknights campus, which is made up of 130...
Read moreDetailsBracknell & Wokingham students dive in to new learning initiative
STUDENTS at Bracknell & Wokingham College are literally diving into a new initiative launched by the school. Working in partner-ship with the idiveteam, a local PADI 5* dive resort, the...
Read moreDetailsYoung Wokingham dancer scoops Stage scholarship
A YOUNG dancer from Wokingham is jumping for joy after winning a scholarship worth £45,000. Amelia Lusted, 10, who has attended the Jayne A Coleman Academy of Dance since she...
Read moreDetailsEmmbrook pupils have mental health in MIND
THOUGHTFUL students from a school in Wokingham have raised more than £2,000 for a mental health charity. Pupils at The Emmbrook School, in Emmbrook Road, held a series of fundraising...
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