Jam tomorrow, jam yesterday, and lots of jam today: how Oscar, 8, and Lucas, 4, helped their local school
Family raises funds for special equipment at Gorse Ride Junior School
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Actors help Wokingham firefighters prepare for action
Terrified 'victims' give rescue team a taste of the real thing
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Adult education courses can help you get ready for the workplace
Wokingham Borough Council offers a range of subjects to choose from
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Does your child risk missing out on a school trip or club?
'No child should be left out' says Wokingham charity
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Breakfast bars will help hungry learners at Gorse Ride Infant School
Charity delivers learning resource kit to Finchampstead school
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FROM THE VICE CHANCELLOR: A happy new year to all
The calendar may have flipped over to 2025, but in the academic world, January is just a month in the middle.
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Wokingham Borough named as number one for childcare in England
Wokingham Borough is the best place for childcare in England.
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Significant reduction in reception classes throughout Wokingham Borough
Reception classes in the Wokingham Borough could have the number of places significantly reduced to tackle a rising surplus of vacant spaces.
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Christmas carols and Christmas camels delight at Wokingham Living Nativity
Holme Grange event inspires wonder and awe
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Emmbrook School celebrates new multi-purpose dining room
Versatile space is officially opened
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