Emmbrook crowned county champions
School is crowned mock trial competition winners.
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Jones sets out plans for SEND reforms
His party is also calling for more support for local authorities.
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Wokingham school celebrates outstanding SATs results
A Wokingham school has celebrated its outstanding SATs results, after seeing a dramatic turnaround compared to previous years
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Work starts at Bohunt Wokingham Sixth
The expansion project will provide 300 places for sixth form students.
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SustainFest 2025 at Holme Grange: bigger, better and greener than ever
Wokingham eco festival brings together sustainability, creativity and community
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Teachers strike over proposed re-structuring
Teachers at a Wokingham school have taken to the picket line this morning.
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Circle Trust comes together to showcase students’ talents
The 11 schools within The Circle Trust came together for the concert.
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More children can look forward to a brighter future thanks to Wokingham United Charities
Funding for after-school activities continues for another year
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Sixth form expansion starts soon
Students and staff have helped shape the design and facilities.
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Emmbrook sixth form a step closer
Funds of £240,000 have been approved for preliminary work.
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