GCSE results are a little different to how they have been reported in previous years, with more emphasis being placed on students' progress throughout their educational career. Schools will now...
Read moreDetailsFOR many students in Wokingham borough, 11 years of education will be reaching a turning point tomorrow when GCSE exam results are published. Thousands of teenagers across the country will...
Read moreDetailsTHE CEO of an education trust behind a new primary school planned for Shinfield has spoken of her disappointment at the decision to delay its opening. Floreat Silver Meadow was planned to...
Read moreDetailsEVERY child whose offer was withdrawn from a new school in Shinfield will get a place at another school, the council has said. Parents who had applied for a place for their...
Read moreDetailsFAMILIES across Wokingham borough have been left reeling after their children's places at a new school were withdrawn, just over two weeks before the start of the new term. Children...
Read moreDetailsWOKINGHAM'S students are celebrating their A-Level success today after it was revealed their results were above the national average. All of the schools in the borough achieved at least 98% pass rate, with two achieving 100%...
Read moreDetailsSTUDENTS celebrating or commiserating their A-Level results can do so over a free meal at Nando's in Wokingham today. The peri-peri chicken restaurant, which is based in Market Place, is...
Read moreDetailsTHE day is finally here! As hundreds of young people across Wokingham borough open their exam result envelopes, we will be there to capture the moment. Check out how your...
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